Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
LOCAL And PERSONAL
WEDNESDAYS NEWS


their car for Prineville. They ex-
pect to be gone a month or two.
Mrs. James Yeo and son Rob
ert, arrived home after a three
weeks visit with relatives at Myr-
tie Point and Marshfield.
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Z. B. Hunt who has just re-
turned from trip to Indiana,
visited many points in California
on his return trip, but failed to
find anything that looks as good
as Ashland.
Elder b. c. Taber came in
Wednesday evening from Portland
where he now has charge of \
church. He still owns his prop
erty here and came back to look
after 1t. He may sell the place
before he returns.
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Mrs. =. b. Whitney returned
home last evening from an extend
ed s0journ In Portland. She will
r, main In Ashland while she
packs her household goods pre-
paratory to moving to Grants
Pass where her daughter, Miss
Ruth Whitney, has already pre-
ceded her. Mrs. Whitney and sis
ter, Mrs. Phil Metschen drove TO
Grants Pass from Portland sew
eral days ago, and the latter Is
now stopping there and expects
to make her home with the Whit |
ney family as soon as they are
Established.
A seven pound daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mil
Ter of Gold Hill this morning.
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Ward Hammond and Slade Son.
ger, who have been attending an .
automobile school in Portland,
have completed their course. Mr..
Hammond returned home while
Mr.. Songer stopped off for a few
days visit in Roseburg and will
arrive here in a day or two.
Miss Dorothy Jones has been
in Corvallis spending the Junior
week end at the Agricultural Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Steven
son and little daughter. Mary Mar
GaIet, left last evening on their
return trip home to Eugene after
spending several days in Ashland
visiting friends. They will make
the trip in the family car.
Lynn d. Mowat, secretary of
the Ashland Commercial Club,
has been called to Jacksonville
this week to serve on the jury.
DR.. Bertha Sawyer left yester-
day on an extended trip to Port
land and down the coast to other
points.
+. c. Roberts, an attorney of
Myrtle Point, is spending a few
days in Ashland with his brother,
Attorney l.. A. Roberts, and look
ing after business matters here.
j. l.. Churchill, who came here !
some time ago with his family :
from Cooley City, Wash, have ta- I
ken the house at ASS b street for ,
their present home.
Miss Raine, proprietor of the
Ashland Natatorium, arrived in
Ashland from Portland last even
ing, accompanied by her young
niece, and will spend some time !
in the city this summer
The Norton Motor company,
through its salesman, II. N. Halt
hill, sold a Grant Six automobile -,
TO T. A. Culberson this week.
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Miss Verlie McMahan of Edge ,
wood, Calf, is expected this .
evening in Ashland TO visit for .
few days with Miss May Had +,
field.
r. p. Porter of Tacoma, one OF
the recent arrivals in Ashland, has
purchased the confectionery store -
owned by Mark Baker in the Far 7
low building on the Plaza. An -,
invoice of the stocl; is being taken :
today, and the new proprietor viii r
take possession. :,
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Mrs. A. D. Bower of Congdon
who has been a guest of her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Fer
bert, left this morning to return !,
to her home. :,
F. NJ. Beaver has accepted po- q q
sition as salesman for the f. y =" "
Norton Motor company. y
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Mrs. A. +. Hunt and Mrs. X. G. e
mother and sister of
Mrs. Will NJ. Bodge, arrived in
Ashland this morning from Mer- "
ced, Calf, where they have beet
for time, and will "
visit here several days before con- "