Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-03

Mrs. A. II. Russell is back from
visit with her daughter, Miss
MaberRussell, at the latter's ranch
near Montague.
Many social functions are be-
ing planned by the young people
of the city to celebrate All Hal
low cen. AS this event occurs
on Sunday night various parties
and entertainments will take place
on other dates OF the week pre-
ceding the true date.
Andrew Weidner is in the city
this week from Roseburg where
he has been living eince his return
from the east. Mr. WSdner was
Q former rancher in the Talent
district, and after selling his fine
farm to James Barrett, he return
ed to his former home in Pitts
burgh, Pa. intending to remain
there. But the ties that bound
him to the west were so strong
that after a few months visit with
relatives in the Smoky City he
came back to Oregon.
o. p. Coshow, candidate for the
office OF attorney general to fill
the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF Geo. NJ. Brown. is
caller in Ashland today and win
be one of the speakers at the dem
ocratic rally in the Lyric theatre
tonight. Mr.. COshow is the IA
ther of Miss Dale Coshow, a for
mer we'll known teacher in the
Ashland public schools.
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r.. Rouse, clerk at the Hotel
/ Austin, is able to he about again
after an infection OF the eyes
which has laid him up for several
weeks.
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4 Mrs. Gertrude McCallen Multi
left this week for California, where
she will locate for an indefinite
period.
Hotel guests at the Columbia
are Lee and John Minnickel of
Salem, H. c. Hubreman and l.. j.
Eyosind OF Los Angeles, and c.
II. Francis of Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Frye of Med
ford were among the visitors from
that city spending yesterday in
Ashland.
Mrs. S. c. Williamson OF Kerby
is spending few days in Ashland
this week looking after business
interests here.
Mrs. Ella Rice OF Portland is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. f. ]. Van
SAINT, and expects to remain in
the city for an extended visit.
California guests at the Austin
are S. F. Samish and Charles j..
True, Jr., of San Francisco, II. A.
johnson OF Dunsmuir, and John
A. Johnson of Los Angeles.
Wallace Broughton, who has
been sick for several days, is in
local hospital, where he under
went an operation. He is reported
as getting along nicely.
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A large number of Ashland and
Medford people went over to Phoe-
nix last evening and enjoyed the
famous chicken dinner given by
the women of that town under the
auspices of the Presbyterian
church. The proceeds will be US
ed for fitting up the community
room which is being established
there. Upwards Of 200 took din
ner there last night.
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Visitors from various parts OF
the state stopping at the Hotel
Austin comprise w. Il. Grldley and
r. W. Keith OF Portland, Frank
Davey of Salem and Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Shaw of Albany.
Mrs. Virginia Fales has moved
from the Hotel Austin to the home
of Mrs. M. w. Wheeler at 13l
North Main street, where she will
bo located.
In letter from Mrs. Myrtle c.
Boslough, formerly from Ashland,
who is now located at Birming-
ham, Ala, the latter states she
likes the south about as well as
Oregon, and the climate appears
about the same, although old
timers say they had an exception
ally cool summer.
The police office was notified
by wire last night to look out for
thieves who raided stores in Rose
burg and Cottage Grove, and se-
cured about $500 worth of cloth
ing and dresses. II is thought to
have been the swork of persons
passing through in an automobile,
and police all along the line are
notified to keep a watch out for
a car carrying goods of this de-
scription. Policeman w. Wertz !