Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-29

ly esteemed resident OF Ashland, ar
rived here yesterday on a visit. Mrs
Dean is receiving royal welcome b.
her many friends.
F.. C. Homes was the four-minut
man appearing at the Vining theate
last night, speaking in the Interest,"
of the Roosevelt Memorial Fund.
Mrs. George Robson and he
guest, Mrs. Stone, were at Talent las
night visiting with Mrs, Marcia Rob
Entertain Friends
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Perozzi have al
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fra
tessa of San Francisco at their home
on Granite street. Last evening the,
entertained them with a dinner par
ty at which Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. But
Ter we're included in the guest list.
W. d. Hodgson, William Pyle an6
James Walter, who have been making
a business visit in Ashland and vicin
ity from Gooding, Idaho, for the past
week, left Thursday night for theii
home. These gentlemen made the
trip here by auto, but returned on
the train.
Union services will be held in the
Methodist church 4xt Sunday even
ing owing to the Sunday school con-
yention which holds its closing ses-
sion at that time.
Sam 0slin is laid up with badly
sealded foot which he sustained one
day this week. His injuries would
have been quite serious had not i'm
mediate treatment been afforded.
Mr.. W. H. Gillis, former resident
Of this city, writes from Pasadena
that Mrs. Gillls is very low. She has
been failing for three years.
Mrs. Conner, the bride of Dan r
Conner of the Hotel Austin, arrived
in Ashland this morning from Oak
land. She was met in Dunsmuir by
her husband.
Mr.. Johnstone OF Oakland, mail
clerk running from San Francisco
TO Gerber, is spending a few days in
Ashland where he has Joined several
of the mail clerks located here and
will spend few days hunting.
4. B. Barron, wife and daughter
Mrs. A. R. Brown, were Medford
visitors on Wednesday.
Mrs. Eugene Walrad is anticipat-
ing going to Tacoma next month to
make an extended visit at the home
of her daughter.
Farmon Swigart, who has been
employed at the Ashland Fruit asso.
citation since returning to Ashland
has resigned to enter high school. On
completing this course, Farmon, who
is an ex-servlce man. expects to con.
tinue through some higher institution
OF learning.
NJ. M. Murray had the misfortune
TO break a bone in his leg one day
this week.
Mrs. Charles Davis left this week
for Portland to attend the Baptist
State convention in session there
While en- route she was taken III and
had TO enter hospital for an opera
tion on reaching Portland. She is re-
ported to be getting along nicely.
Mrs. J. r. Lilly. who has been II
poor health for several weeks. left
Thursday morning for Gridley, Calf.
10 see II the lower altitude will moi
improve her condition. While In the
city she will be the guest OF a sister
who lives there.
Mrs. r. Ranger has sold her home
on Beach street and intends going tC
Southern California in a few days
where she expects to make her fu
ture home She will be accompa
MED by her daughter. Mrs. Jassmar
and her children.
m oiAOiA 10 btlhb maui ONcl tus
country to have Armistice Day, No
vember II. declared a legal holiday
II congress fails to grant this. thu
American Legion and other patriotic
and civic organizations OF Oregon will
take the matter up with Governor
Olcott to declare the holiday for thi
state. So far nothing has beer
planned for an observance OF the dal
In Ashland.
Mrs. W p. Wight arrived this weel
from Seattle TO visit her mother, Mrs
z. X. Anderson.
The preacher ties the knot. thu
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