Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-09-24

Blanche Trask, who is an inmate
of the Sanitarium suffering with q
fractured arm which she received
from fall recently, is reported to
be getting along nicely.
DR.. Buchanan spent Saturday al
Butte Falls. He says 1t was the dull
lest place he ever saw since the rail
road stopped operation. Five timber
cruising crews have gone in lately
however to cruise the Butte Falls
Lumber company holdings and some
thing may be soon doing.
P. M. Murphy, a shoemaker from
Portland, became mentally unbal-
anced while on the train en- route
for San Francisco Saturday. He left
the train on arriving here and speht
the day wandering about the streets
trying to get located. He called al
several houses asking irrelevant
questions which alarmed the inmates
although he was perfectly quiet
Chief of Police Hatcher took him In
charge, and as he seemed to be com,
ing to himself yesterday morning he
sent him on his way to San Francisco
for which city he had a ticket.
Arthur Floyd, we'll known limo.
type operator who has worked In
the valley at various times, arrived in
Ashland yesterday and will remain
in the county for awhile. Mr.. Floyd
has just returned from a trip to Vic.
toria, B. G.
Glenn Rhodes, popular young
mail clerk who has been spending
his vacation with friends In Ashland
for the past two weeks, left Satur
day evening for his home in Ala.
media. sat
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Perrine and
little daughter left Saturday even.
ing for few days business and pleas
ure trip into California.
Edmund Barrett has resumed his
studies at the Oregon Agricultural
college after spending his summers
vacation at his home ON Factory
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Holmes got
home Saturday noon from an ex'
tended automobile tour which ex-
tended east as far as Bend, then west
to Portland, Newport and up the
Washington coast as far as Seattle.
On their return they came over the
Salem, Eugene route.
Miss Pima Benedict, one Of the
successful teachers from Ashland, has
gone to Roseburg to each in the
public schools.
Mrs. John L. Grubb has gone to
Seabright, Calf, to pay a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Beecher Danford
who is living there,
Mrs. William Myer and niece, Miss
Hattie Hodges, went to Gold Hill
Saturday night and spent Sunday
with friends there.
Lloyd Seaman of Portland, who
had been visiting his people In
Rogue River, spent several days the
last of the week with the family Of
c. e. Sans in this city.
Lyle Sans has gone to Corvallis tc
get in readiness for the opening Of
the Agricultural college of which he
expects to be student this year.
F. F. Whittle has moved the Of
flee of the Ashland Transfer & Stor,
age company to a room four doors
south of the one formerly occupied
on Oak street. This is much larger
and more convenient office than the
old one, and had become necessary
to accommodate Mr.. Whittle's grow.
ing business.
Jack Jones came in Saturday from
the Dead Indian country where he
had been ranching during the sum.
mer, to prepare for college. He is
figuring on going to q. A. G. some
time the first of this week.
Mrs. o. X. Kronenburg and son
Jack of Bandon are guests at the
home of the formers sister, Mrs. W.
NJ. Policy, on Gresham street. They ex-
pect to stay here for a day or two.
Ed Zick and family and William
Persons and family of st. Charles,
Mimi. old-time friends of Mr.. and
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