Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-12-10

Mrs. William Crosby visited at thu
home of her sister Mrs. F. D. Neither
land, in Medford Friday.
TUESDAYS NEWS
w. N Wright, who has served fol
many years as ticket agent for the
Southern Paeific company at the 10
cal office, has resigned his position
and left today with his wife and lit
tie daughter for Buhl Idaho, where
they will try the simple life on an
alfalfa farm, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
have made many warm friends dur
ing their sojourn in Ashland and il
is with deep regret on 10th sides that
the friendship thus made is severed
but the long continued confinement
of office work has caused Mr.. Wright
to desire a life in the open, so he
will make the change.
A telegram was received this morn
ing from Bisbee, Aril., announcing
the death of William Bolitho, the son
of Mrs. George Jenkin sOf this city.
Mrs. Jenkins had been apprised Of
the serious illness of her on and
tsarted for his home last Saturday.
The young mans death occurred,
however, before she could arrive at
his bedside.
The Park garage changed hands
this week, the former owned, O. B.
Hatfield, selling out to Mark Hama
ter and Alfred Morris, who have ta-
ken possession This new firm are
already getting their establishment
ready for big business during the
coming year
The visiting clergymen at the dis
.rict conference in Ashland today are:
Revs, c. C. Coop, Canyonville; Geo.
P. Trites, Sutherlin, j. Knots,
Grants Pass; f. f. Gilbert Medford;
NJ. B. ParOunagian, superintendent
of Sunday schools in the Oregon con-
ference of the NJ e. church, Salem;
H. w, Rummell, Wilderville; C. G.
Morris, Talent; S. ]. CLANCY, Klam-
ath Falls S. A. Danlord, Ashland
A. II, Johnston, Akron, Ohio.
Frances Pratt, the Young daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Pratt,
had her nose broken one day last
week by running into another girl
during the physical training class.
She suffered considerably from the
accident but has been greatly cont
forted with the tidings that the nose
viii be straight
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Glenn left this
for Glendale, Calf, where
they expect to remain during the
winter They own home there
which they will occupy.
Nowson Harrison is back from
Portland where he attended the an
nual convention of Ford agents. A
banquet was given to all the agents
present from all over the state at
the Hotel Benson. Mr.. Harrison was
the representative from the Ashland
Ford garage.
Douglas Waite of Roseburg was in
Ashland this week calling on old
lime friends. Mr. Waite used to go
% school here thirty-four years ago
II the old academy which stood where
he Junior High school now stands,
II the days when he and Fred Wagner
md many other old-timers were boys
oeether. He found several of his
ormer schoolmates among the lead
ng business men of Ashland.
Two feet of snow is reported in the
Dead Indian district. This indicates
.ood crops next year, the people in
hat section maintain.
Marshal Barber, son of Mr.. and
hrs. W. NJ Barber, is quite i'll at his
ZONE on Granite street.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Babcock left
his morning for San Diego where
hey expect to spend the winter.
Captain Millard w. Grubb of b
ompany. o. n. c.. has issued an or
Ter for all members of the company
o appear in the Armory Wednesday
'vening December 10, at 7:45 in SER
ice uniform. General Stefren and
'olonel Dentler will be here for an
Inspection of the company on that
late.
Leroy Ashcraft. who has been em-
lloyed at McCloud for some time, is
'aying visit to his parents in Ash
and. this week.
Miss Jane Allen, state supervising
Nurse, was an Ashland visitor
Wednesday Miss Allen spent sew
'ral months in Jackson county two
years ago when she organized the
ield for the adODtion of a county