Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-29


ly had come here several weeks
ago and is visiting her mother,
Mrs. E. E. Giddlngs.
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c. w. Winter and wife of Spok-
ane and c. J. Smith of Eugene
are guests at the Hotel Austin.
Nellie o. Miller of Grants Pass
was an Ashland visitor today.
A son was born to Engineer
and Mrs. ]. F. Jarvis in the Duns-
muir hospital Sunday, September
2G.
Miss Hirschburger Of 'Dunsmuir
IL a guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Franco on the Boulevard
this week.
Mrs. w. C. Debley and Mrs. l.. ].
Mlksche OF Medford were up yes
terday spending the day in Ash
land.
Mrs. Pearl Dodge returned
from Pendleton day or two ago
where she had been visiting her
sister, and stopped here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. John
son, before leaving last night for
her home in Berkeley.
L. ]. 0rres and Donald Wells
drove to Yreka and back Sunday
in the Orres car. They state the
roads are in excellent condition
over the mountains after the rain.
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w. r. Williams is driving
new Overland automobile which
he purchased from the Overland
Marcy company.
John Finneran and Bill McMil-
Ian left the last Of the week for
Eugene to enter the university for
the coming year.
A. f. Jordan and wife drove
down to Grants Pass today. Mr..
and Mrs. Jordan have recently
come here from Virginia and are
so enthusiastic over this country
they are taking advantage of every
opportunity to take a trip abroad
in their car. They came home
from Dunsmuir last night.
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The Beaver Realty company
made the sale this week Of the
Spindler house at 842 Blaine
street to G. w. Miller, a new
conner to Ashland. The new own
ers will take possession as soon
as the present occupant vacates.
They also report the sale of the
George F. Euston house on Hell
man street to G. H. Ketchum, the
present occupant.
Troy and Ivan Phipps have
gone to Eugene to enter the Uni
versity for their second years
course.
Mrs. +. l.. Peck and daughter,
Mrs. l.. +. Wood and son Emile,
of Newport, have come to Ashland
with view to locating here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brookmiller
motored to Grants Pass Sunday |
in their new Chevrolet car they
recently purchased.
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Rev. ]. w. Hoyt, Sunday school
missionary for the Southern Ore
gOn Presbytery, came home last
evening from an extended sojourn
in Lake and klamath counties
looking after his work in that
section. Mr.. HOyt drove over by
the Green Springs mountain road,
and states the roads are in remark
ably fine condition considering the
rain that has fallen on them.
w. C. Butler will leave today
for Roseburg where he will enter
the Soldiers home to spend the
winter.
E. d. Briggs returned home last
night from Oakland where he had
been called by the critical illness
of his little granddaughter. Mr..
Briggs states the child is still in
a serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Carpen-
ter, who sold their home recently
on Liberty street with the inten-
ton of moving to California, have
decided they canont leave Ash
land, and are going to their ranch
Oh the Boulevard to live.
Miss Edith Herrin is among the
young people to return
10 her studies in the University. of
Oregon at Eugene
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John Herman of Portland was {
IN Ashland visitor yesterday, the {
guest of d. NJ. Spencer. Mr.. Ker-
nan will be remembered by all the {
members of the old Ashland First
as "Old Honest John"
SATURDAYS NEWS
Mrs. W. e. Newcomb, who has
'een the guest of friends in Ash /