Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-08
Local and Personal
WEDNESDAYS NEWS

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WEDNESDAYS NEWS
Mount Ashland has the appearance
of gigantic SNOWFALL this morning.
Almost the entire surface visible from
the city Is white with snow.
The Crater Lake season officially
closed last night. Already there is
two or three inches Of snow on the
ground between the lake and Whis-
key creek, fifteen miles this side,
reports state, and that the weather
is stormy and disagreeable.
The city council have empowered
the finance committee to make some
needed repairs on the city hall. These
will consist Of decorating the inter-
Tor walls Of the recorders office and
repainting the roof.
Alexander Raine, father OF Miss
X. ]. Raine Of the Ashland Nata-
torium, died in Salinas, Calf, Sun
day, September 28. Miss Raine was
on her way home, arriving in San
Francisco when her father passed
away.
Major William G. White of Eu-
gene was in Ashland Tuesday even
ing, September 80, for the purpose
of holding an election to fill the va
cancy for captain OF Company B of
this city. Major White was the
guest at dinner of Mr.. and Mrs DON
aid M. Spencer at their new home on
Iowa street. The major and Don
compared notes and experiences Of
the recent war with a great deal OF
pleasure.
The house belonging to ]. c. Fer
guson on First street next door to
Carson-Fowler Lumber company's
office, is being extensively remod
eled B. L. Delman has the contract
for the work and will occupy 1t when
completed.
Mrs. Parker OF Etna, Calf, is
guest this week at the home of M.
f. Harris on the Boulevard and other
friends.
Mrs. Let's and daughter, OF Let's,
Iowa, have come to Ashland and are
visiting with their relatives, the
Wagners. They expect to spend the
winter on the coast.
Comrades Tengwalde, Codding
and Ralph Cowgirl of Medford post
OF the American legion were up
Monday night attending the meeting
held by Ashland post.
Fonney Jordan Of Portland came
down Sunday to spend few days
with relatives here, and will return
home with his father, who is making
a hunting trip out from Ashland.
The members of the National
Guard who have been on duty at
the state fair in Salem have returned
home.
Mrs. A. r. Gregory is getting her
house on Oak street shingled and
otherwise improved.
The first new fall OF snow OF the
season sprinkled Mount Ashland
with a coat of white the fore part
OF the week. The past two days that
have been cloudy have brought snow
in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Barnett and
child OF Chicago arrived in Ashland
Monday evening and are guests of
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Po-
ley. The Barnetts had been on
business trip into Canada and made
the trip down this way. combining
pleasure with business.
r. C. Grossbeck, prominent at
torney from Klamath Falls, has been
spending several days in Ashland
with his family. Mr.. Grossbeck is
much pleased with Ashland as a res
idence town.
Mrs. Kelly Mclaughlin is among
the newcomers in Ashland and is
looking for a place to locate.
Mrs. ]. W. Losher Is in Ashland
this, week from Portland looking af-
ter some interests here connected
with property.
Peter L. Spencer, principal Of the
Junior High school in Ashland last
year, has gone to Eugene to enter
the university for a special course.
He has moved his family to Eugene
for the winter.
A number of the members Of Ash
land post, No. IA, accepted an invita-
tion extended them to attend the SER
vice men dance held in Medford Mon
day night.
8. W. Clute was awarded the con-
tract to build a cement walk on Fifth