Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-12-08
LOCAL and PERSONAL
rupsnAy,s NEWS

coma Corvallis and Newport, Is eA'
pected to arrive in Ashland next Sat
urday to spend the winter.
Miss Jessie Mathes underwent an
operation in local hospital for sol-
tre Saturday morning. She is re-
no,ted today to be lluch improved
and is getting along nicely.
Rev C. f. Koehler was called to
Medford yesterday to iofficiate at
the funeral of the late En- n. Warner.
Mrs. George Thompson of Grants
Pass was an Ashland visitor over
Sunday.
The holiday vacation in the pubic
schools will be from Thursday De-
cember 2S, TO the first Monday in
January This will give the pupils
and teachers a week and a day in
which to enjoy the holidays.
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The winner of the prize turkey AT
the Carnival Saturday night was II.
Boyer, the young man employed in
the Ford garage. The name was
given to the management OF the ar
fair over the telephone and in this
manner was construed to be "Bor'
dem, and was reported so to The
Tdings.
The Hotel Columbia has as its
guests from Portland Mrs. II, b..
Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Chapel,
Sid Harper, Ray Kent, ]. ". Peter
son, Gerald l.. Diehl and W. de
Beeley
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Warrans and
Mrs. l.. T. Mueller of Hits were over
yesterday shopping at the Ashland
stores.
Teddy Provost, painter for the
southern Pacific company. arrived IL
the city last evening from Northern
California and viii spend some timt
here doing some painting about th'
station. Meanwhile he will visi
with his relatives in Ashland.
Park street is closed at presen
and the machinery is on the groun'
preparatory to paving, Work vii
begin Immediately.
L. F. Ferguson, the drygoods mer
chant, left today for klamath Fall
on a business trip of several days
duration.
A party o; tourists comprising MI
and Mrs. Ray w. Wilmer, Mrs. NJ. A
Wilmer. Miss Pearl Lincoln, Mis-
Alice Galbraith from Del Norte, Col
orado are stopping at the Hotel Col
umbia.
Mrs. F. F. Whittle is an inmat
of local hospital where she under
went an operation several days ago
She is getting along finely and is ex
peeted to make a satisfactory recov
~ cry
Mrs. j. p. Carson left Saturday TO
an extended visit to the east. Sh'
will make Omaha her first stopping
place to visit with her husbands rel
atives, after which she will continue
to Illinois to see her parents ant
other relatives residing in that state
She expects to be gone about two
months
Joe Kublips. a tailor from Denver
has come to Ashland and is employed
in the Orres' Tailor Shop.
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Mr. and Mrs. o. Winter were made
happy today by receiving the follow
ing telegram from their brand neV
grandson. Arrived this morninf
at 1880. Mother and | are feeling
fine. Gordon Francis Bourne" TIL
new arrival is the son OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bourne OF 0aklaid, Mrs
Bourne was formerly Miss Hortens
Winter of this city.
Guests from distance stopping "a
the Hotel Columbia are c. w. Brow
and wife of Seattle. VIM. Zadow o
Sidney. Mont, d. N. Hayden an'
wife of Santa Rosa Calf. and A. F
Beall OF San Francisco
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Glenn Leybold has gone. TO Oak
land after spending several days wit
his parents here
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According to reports, Cy Harkin'
while at the dance at Talent last Sal
urday, found a 5000 pearl in his oy
sters. An unhappy elimination @
the affair was due to the fact tha
the oyster was cooked
Mr.. Sitter OF the Tufts Lumbe
p company came over from Doris lai
night on business trip. He col
tinued on his way to Medford an
Grants Pass today.
MIR. and Mrs George Stanle
daughter Thelma and ron Cleaye. a
rived in Ashland from Ontario. Cali
today and will spend couple of da
here visiting with relatives al