Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-01

oalem Where sne Will attend the
State Fair which is in session at
the capital this week.
Mrs. A. D. Jillson is home from
Klamath Falls where she had been
visiting friends for the past week.
o. W. Lehman from San Francisco
and other California points, has
opened studio in the Virginia apart
ments and will give lessons on Ha-
waiian instruments, particularly the
ukulele and steel guitar.
Troy Phipps has gone to Corvallis
to enter o. A. C. for the coming year.
His brother Ivan will leave later in
the week for Eugene as student in
the University there.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor and grand
, daughter, Miss Margaret Johnson,
leave this evening for Vancouver,
b. C., on months visit to their
son and uncle S. s. Taylor, X. c.
V. o. N. Smith, cashier Of the
Citizens Bank Of Ashland, left wes-
terday with his family for Crater
Lake where he will spend two or
three days.
Word comes from Mrs. Frank MUIR
ply. who is teaching this winter on
Goose Lake, near Lakeview, that she
and little son are living on the fat
Of the land. In that rural stock sec
tion the ranchers have been pros
pering and now are living on rich !
cream, good home made ham, and
pie.
Mrs. A. L. Harvey was a recent
visitor in Medford, the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. E. NJ. Vision.
Mrs. ]. w. Mccoy, who has been
seriously III for some time, under
went an operation Monday. DR.. /
Swedenburg the attending physician,
was assisted in performing the cp-
Grafton by Drs. Sweeney Of Medford
and Gregg OF Ashland. She is get
ting along very well at the present
time.
z. A. Telford, former we'll known |
railroad engineer of Ashland, but |
now OF FL Paso. Texas, has been Wis |
iting in this vicinity, and called on
old-time Ashland friends Tuesday.
Rev. C. A. Edwards, pastor OF the |
Methodist church OF this city, is in |
the Umpqua valley this week looking
after the district duties Of which he
is the temporary superintendent. He
was in Yoncalla Monday night and |
in Sutherlln Tuesday night holding
the fourth quarterly conference OF
the year.
Mrs. o. X. Kronenburg and son
Jack, who have been spending the
past three or four days with the
formers sister, Mrs. W. M. Policy. on
Gresham street, started yesterday in
their car to drive to their home in
Bandon.
G. G. Eubanks, cashier OF the
State Bank OF Ashland. is back in
his accustomed place Of business af-
ter spending two weeks vacation
with his daughter, Mrs. Phil Rose, in
Monterey, Calf.
M. c. Reed has returned from
few days business trip which took
him to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Calentine and Miss
Bragg OF Caruthers. Calf, and Mrs.
Kelly Of Lancaster. Calf, are here
visiting with the family Of G. X
Slingerland Mrs. Kelly are sisters
Of Mr.. Slingerland.
Charles G. Millitt and son Claude
left this morning for Fossil where
they will spend the coming three
weeks.
J. A. Murphy, special representa-
tive of the Etna Fire Insurance COM
pany, was guest at the Billings
Agency yesterday.
The southern shipment of peaches
has been held up for the past three
or four days on account OF the tun-
mel trouble this side Of Dunsmuir.
James R. McCracken, one Of the
progressive farmers Of the Valley
View district, is in Salem this week
attending the State Fair.
Mrs. A. c. Cotter is home from Sc
attle after spending the past month
or so with friends there.
Miss Luella Herrick has returned
home after making an extended visit
in Aberdeen, Wash.
Miss Beatrice Umphlette left last
night for Glendale to visit with her
parents after being in Ashland for a