Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-12-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wiltrout and
baby of Grants Pass motored over
from that city Christmas and had
dinner with Mrs. Wiltrouts mother
Mrs. II. L. Green. They returned
to Grants Pass Friday.
Mrs. George jenkins received a
message yesterday morning telling
of the death of her son-in-law, John
Chapel, which occurred in Colorado
He is survived by his wife and one
small daughter.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
w. A. Bibby of Oak street Tuesday
December 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Ural Coleman were
in Gold Hill over Christmas spend
ing the holiday with the latter's
mother
]. p. Campbell was over from
klamath Falls the fore part of the
week visiting his children who are
spending the winter az the home of
w. A. Shell on Granite street. He
returned home Thursday night ac-
companied by his son Paul, who will
remain with his father for two
weeks.
EAST HARTFORD, Conn.-IIgh-
er prices prevailed on the opening
OF the tobacco market here.
Salem.-Hunt Bros. Cannery will
double its capacity.
Mrs. Eric Weren is home after a
severe illness at a local hospital.
DR.. Leslie Kent, who has been
spending Christmas with her mother
Mrs. NJ. F. swigart, returned to her
home in Eugene last night Her
sister, Mrs. Strickland, Of Portland,
who has also been here, will start
tonight for her home.
Oliver Dews, who has been CUES,
OF his son, Edmund Dews, left to-
day for his home in klamath Falls.
His daughter, Miss Ella Dews, who
also has been in Ashland spending
Christmas, will start tonight for
Bend, where she teaches this winter
]. II. McGee, the dry goods mer-
chant of this city, gave each OF his
clerks who had been with him a.
year handsome Christmas gift in
the shape of a bonus, amounting to
approximately a months salary.
Miss Lillian Mcmillan Of Portland
is spending the Christmas holidays
in Ashland with her parents.
Mrs Adsell Of Redding, Calf,
was a Christmas guest at the home
OF Jules Cole and other friends in
Ashland.
Miss Evelyn Merrill Of San Fran
cisco is home during the holidays
which she is spending with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Merrill .
Willard Cole of Sau Francisco is
in Ashland this week where he came
to spend Christmas with his daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Cole.
With the services of next Sunday
Rev. Ferris will conclude his pas
torate OF the Baptist church in Ash
land.
State Veterinarian w. IT. Lytle, D.
V. NJ. has written the Billings office
that he expects to be in Ashland
shortly after January l. If stock
men want tuberculin tests for their
herd of cows they should leave word.
lack Hoag, carpenter from
klamath Falls, was over spending
Christmas at his home on Rocca .
street. He will return to klamath
Falls Sunday.
Ross Small and Homer Carbon lett
yesterday for Pasadena where they
will remain until after New Years
to witness the great football game
between Harvard and the University
of Oregon boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sander are Ill
Ashland from Marshfield visiting
with relatives and friends during
the Christmas holidays.
A fire alarm was telephoned IN TO
the department about O'Clock thiS
morning stating that the home Oh
Mrs. J. H. Neville on Strawberry
lane was on fire. The department
responded with the engine, ana al
ter chasing over the hills discovered
it was some persons idea of prac-
tical Joke. The Neville family knew
nothing of the alarm being sent.
Miss Baker of Portland came 10
Ashland this week to visit at the
home of s. S. Thompson on Call
fornia street. Shortly after arrlV-
inc hero she was taken i'll and later