Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-11-05

route. Mrs. Kinds and little daugh-
ter Marion left last night for Berke-
ley where. they will live, and Mr..
Kinds will join them few days later,
Chief of Police ]. W. Hatcher and
Fire Chief George Robson went out
yesterday to spend the day in the
woods on hunting expedition.
Marion Van Natta lett yesterday
afternoon for a ten days trip through
the state, north of here.
J. Fl. McGee was attending busi-
ness in Jacksonville yesterday after
noon.
rms. H. G.. Eastman and children
have gone to Modesto, Calf, to visit
with the formers parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Homer.
Lyle Sans, who went to Corvallis
at the opening of the year at the o.
A. c., is home again, as owing to the
congested state of the school he was
unable to get the course he wanted.
He will enter the Ashland high
school for a postgraduate course this
year, then try some higher course
next year.
Mrs. ]. r. Squires, who has been
spending the past summer with her
husband on the Siskiyous where Mr..
Squires is foreman of the quarry and
rock crusher, has come into Ashland
in order to put her daughter into
school. She is living on Skidmore
street.
Milton Ellis has moved from the
apartment in Mrs. Van SAINTS house
on Oak street to the Sherwin house
next door lately vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. o. C. Kinds.
An automobile in which P. A.
Snyder and wife of Central Point
were driving was overturned on the
grade at Wagner creek Saturday af-
ternoon. Both were hurt, Mr.. Sny-
der's injuries being greater than
those of his wife. Theywerebrought
to the Sanitarium in Ashland where
their injuries were dressed, and were
able to return home yesterday.
Mrs. A. l.. Harvey received word
this week that a daughter was born
to her granddaughter. Mrs. Harry
Geoller of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Will
son of Medford, mother of Mrs. Geol-
Ter, has gone over to visit her daugh-
ter.
Clark Bush, who sold his house
on Pine street, will move out today,
in order to let the new purchaser,
Jack Fahs, take possession with his
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Bush will
occupy the apartment in Mrs. E. j.
Van SAINTS residence on Oak street.
Mrs. Ben Hunt left for her home
in Portland last night after spend
ing several days in Ashland, a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Will NJ. Dodge.
Mrs. Edith Cochran of Talent was
caller in Ashland yesterday after
noon.
Captain and Mrs. Frank Moore are
back from visit to Dunsmuir and
klamath Falls.
Mrs. Charles Brady Of Philadelphia
arrived in Ashland Saturday to join
her husband who had preceded her
some time ago.
DR.. ]. Dana, a well known veteri-
nary surgeon, died this moring after
a long illness. No definite arrange
ments for the funeral have been
made, as relatives from a long dis
tance have to be notified.
If you would serve as an example
to others, you must see that no one
forges ahead of the example.
Mrs, C. II. Nickerson, who was OPP
Grated on at the Santarium last Sat
urday had not been an invalid pre-
vious to the operation, but had been
able to be about her household du-
ties.
Miss Hazel Smith came to Ashland
Saturday evening from San Francis
co where she had been visiting for
several weeks.
A nine-pound daughter was born
to Mrs. H. C. Sparr at the hospital