Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MacAdams
took an automobile trip to the north
ern part OF the state this week where
they met Mr.. MacAdams' mother.
who came from the Far East and
will spend the winter In Ashland at
the home Of her son.
Frank Davidson and wife Of Cher
ryvale, Kansas, stopped off in Ash
land this week to visit with the for
mer's cousins, ]. P. and o. F. Car
son, while on their way to Boise,
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Policy and lit
tie daughter leave today in their au-
tomobile for a trip to Los Angeles,
where they expect to remain for sew
eral months. During their absence
Mr.. Poley's place in the drug store
will be filled by Mr.. Boyer, who
comes here from Eugene. The latter
is a registered druggist in this state
and is an experienced pharmacist.
He will live in Mr.. Poley's house on
Gresham street during his stay in
Ashland.
Monrad Nyby, a former well known
Ashland resident, who has Of recent
years been living in Portland, will
sail with his family for Norway on
the s. s. Stavangerfjord. They ex-
pect to pay a long visit to thir ma
tive country.
Geo. o. Van Malta and c. Berg
strom left this week for hunting
trip. Their destination has been
kept a mystery as they did not want
the news OF their arrival to precede
them to the wilderness 80 that the
denizens OF the forest would not be
on the lookout for them.
Mrs. H. L. Green Of Grants Pass is
in Ashland where she has come to
take treatment from one Of the local
doctors.
Rev. W. N. Ferris and wife will
leave this week for Portland to at
tend the Baptist state convention in
session there.
Mrs. Elva Rouse was a Medford
visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parsley OF
629 B street have returned from a
SIX weeks visit to the southern
states. They landed in San Antonio
the night OF the big storm. All
lights were out in the city and water
foot deep in the streets with wind
blowing 100 miles an hour. They
report the cotton and cane crops n
failure on accountof wet weather.
They had a very pleasant time, but
were glad to get back to Gods
own country"
F. E. Watson and daughter, Miss
Winifred, left last night for San
Francisco where they will spend the
winter. Mr.. Watson has leased his
residence on Strawberry Lane to G.
E. MacVicor, highway engineer on
the Green Springs Mountain road.
who has moved his family there.
Miss Coshow, one OF the teachers
in the Junior High School, was in
Roseburg over Tuesday night where
she served as bridesmaid at we'd
ding in that city.
C. F. Bates and wife have started
on an automobile trip into Califor-
mia. They expect to make a leisure
ly journey and will visit among their
friends and relatives in various parts
Of the state during the winter.
Miss Jessie Inflow left this morn
ing for Glendale where she has ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper for
the Stevenson Lumber company.
Dan Connor OF the Hotel Austin
returned this morning from his vaca-
ton spent in Oakland, Calf, with
relatives and friends.
Mayor C. B. and Mrs. Lamkin
drove down to their wheat ranch
near Montague the fore part OF the
week and spent couple OF days
looking after affairs there.
H. G. Mathes has come home from
Pinehurst where he had been
spending the summer. His family
have returned with him.
Rev, s. J. CLANCY, wife and fam {
lily are in Ashland today, guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Edwards at 'he
Methodist parsonage. Mr.. Chaney [
is the newly appointed minister OF ,
the klamath Falls Methodist church ,
and is on his way to his charge.
FRIDAYS NEWS
Mrs. R. J Luke Of near Talent and
Miss Elinor Powers OF Wagner
Creek were Ashland visitors yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. W. B. Million returned home 6