Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-08

Salem to be present at the annual
meeting of conference OF the Meth
odist church.
Mrs. Ella J. Cole OF Evans City,
Penn, and Mrs. John j. Leidecker OF
Marietta, Ohio, are visiting in Ash
land this week and are guests of
their sister, Mrs. c. A. Eliason, on
Laurel street.
Seventy-five attractive Oregon
products window cards have been
sent to the local Commercial club
and will be distributed among the
Of Ashland.
DR.. G. W. Gregg, the delegate to
the eMthodist conference for laymen
in session with the ministerial con-
ference in Salem this week, will leave
for that city. On his return
he will stop at Eugene and see his
son Dwight, who is student at the
r. ]. Smith, division freight and
passenger agent Of the Southern Pa
cific railroad, was in Ashland from
Sacramento Wednesday with his
wife. During their stay here Mr..
and Mrs. Smith made an excursion
through the park and Chautauqua
building and expressed themselves as
much pleased with the various at
fractions here.
Mrs. Smith Jay, the author of
"Tipperary," is in Ashland from
New York City, a guest at the home
of d. P. Blue.
Honey dew lately has been getting
in its work on Mr.. Robin. Yester-
day Mr.. d. r. Blue released eight
robins that had been stuck to the
leaves by honey dew in walnut tree
in front of his house at High and
Laurel streets.
Dan Connor, of the Hotel Austin,
returned last night from two
weeks hunting trip in the Dead In
dian country. A set of four-pronged
horns that he is exhibiting in the
hotel lobby shows the result Of his
labors in the wilds.
S. w. Hutchinson and son, F. L.
were in Ashland from
Trail yesterday on a business trip.
Mrs. Susie l.. Allen has some re-
fine grapes of the Flaming
Tokay variety which she raises at her
home on Laurel street. The gift Of
a fine bunch to the Tidings office is
greatly appreciated.
Prof. I. E. Vining, who has beer
an inmate of the Sanitarium where
he underwent an operation, is so far
improved as to return to his home.
Mrs. Susie L. Allen has re-
opened her real estate office at the
former stand on the Plaza and is
business along that line.
Miss Ursel Wasson, OF the Dead
Indian country, left last evening for
Portland to visit for week or ten
days.
Mrs. Charles Drew and two sons
Of Orland, Calf, are in Ashland and
are looking for a residence here with
a view to making this their perma-
nent home.
Mrs. A. H. Peachey is recovering
from some serious burns which she
sustained last Monday. While do
ng her washing she attempted to
pour some gasoline in the boiler,
and in some manner the inflamma-
Bile stuff got on fire and exploded.
Mrs. Peacfley was badly burned in
he face and arms. Fortunately she
,nly had little gasoline in the con-
.ainer.
The Women's Relief Corps are
moving from the armory to the Odd
Fellows hall on the Plaza. They re-
luest all of the members to be pres
ant at the meeting Saturday, Octo-
,er 4, as the department inspector
will be there.
FRIDAYS NEWS
Mrs. Ida M. Drew of Oroville,
Calif., has bought the Franklin
,lace at so Third street and is 60
ng to make it her home. The sale
vas transacted by the Beaver Realty
company.
William B. Allen has gone over
o Algoma to remain for the coming
hree months, and expects to get
work there.
Irene Mclean spent the weekend
With her parents at the Cove ranch.
Mr.. Jorgenson of the Lithia Ba-
zery is reported quite i'll.
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