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

Glenn Simpson and Elbert Farlow
leave tomorrow for Corvallis to en-
ter o. A. C. at the beginning Of the
college year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Carter and
daughter Virginia went to Portland
yesterday TO make a visit with
friends.
The new Buick car ordered by
w. NJ. Policy last June has finally
arrived. This is beautiful 1920
model and is the only one in South
ern Oregon.
This is the season when asters are
in their glory. and anyone wishing
to see a magnificent display should
walk up through the park and look
at the beds Park Superintendent Gal
braith has on exhibition. Immense
masses of various colored asters are
growing on the hillsides above the
Lithia park and are as beautiful and
make as good a showing as can be
found anywhere in the state. Mr..
Galbraith has also some especially
fine dahlias In blossom now, partic-
ularly a bed of white ones which are
As unusual as they are beautiful.
Miss Irma Rice left last night for
San Francisco where she expects
20 spend the winter. Miss Rice has
been spending the summer in Ash
land with her grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Dunn. and aunt. Mrs. E. ].
Van SAINT. Her home is in Portland.
A. w. Mills, wife and sister, OF
Tillamook. have come to Ashland
and taken up their abode in the Reed
apartments on East Main street. Mr..
Mills comes here for the benefit OF
his health.
County Assessor ]. B. Coleman
was in Ashland from Jacksonville
Yesterday looking after business in
terests.
Miss Myra Gunter left Thursday
night for Corvallis to take up her
studies at the Oregon Agricultural
college.
Jack Jones is among the ex-
service boys who will enter college
this year. He leaves tonight for o.
A. C.
A car OF grapes and car Of Or
anges were overturned on the s. P.
railroad at Thrall, Calf, yesterday.
They were brought up to Ashland
to be repacked.
The Ashland Fruit & Produce as
sociation have finished packing three
cars Of Bose, Anjou and Comice
pears which have been started for
the eastern markets. They will start
on packing and shipping apples next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph French moved
today from the Reed apartments or
East Main street to the house of V
A. Stewart, 73 Union street where
they will make their home.
W. L. Paul, assistant manager o.
the Fidelity & Deposit company Of
Portland, was a business visitor in
Ashland yesterday.
M. G. Reed left last night for
Portland where he was called by bust
ness incident to the. Elllson-White
Chautauqua bureau OF which he is
one OF the superintendents and lee
turers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Stock are at
the Lake OF the Woods this week
taking advantage of the bright au-
tumnal weather to spend few more
days at that delightful resort.
Attorney w. M. Briggs came home
this morning from Portland where
he had been attending the state con-
vention Of the American Legion In
session there this week.
Neil Shinn, who has ben en-
ployed on the state highway on the
Siskiyous this summer, came home
yesterday and will remain here for
a few days. He is getting ready to
leave the fore part of next week
for Portland to re-enter the North
Pacific Dental college.
Earl Biegel and Merrill Thorne
are among the college boys who
leave tonight to enter o. A. c. at
Corvallis.
Miss May Hadfield is IN charge
of the Depot drug store during the
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Trefren, who are in Baltimore, Md,
attending the worlds convention of
Odd Fellows. Mr.. Trefren was ap-
pointed delegate from Oregon.
Mrs. c. M. Bomar is laid up at her
home on Allison street with a
sprained knee which she contracted
several days ago. She is Just able