Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-15

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Mrs. w. H. Bartges. The morn
ing after arriving here she was
notified the house in which she
was living in Eugene had been
sold and she would have to vacate
at once. There was nothing for
ii but for her to start for home
Immediately.
Many Of the automobiles of the
tourists passing through Ashland
have their windshields decorated
with attractive little stickers from
the various national parks thru
/. out the west, denoting the timer
ary the tourists have been taking.
A car from Bakersfield, Calf,
in Ashland this morning had quite
a string OF notices pasted on its
windshield. These tourists had
started from home and had touch
ed the Sequoia Park, the Yosem-
ite Valley, Crater Lake and Mt.
Rainier. Many OF these tourists
have included in this list of ma
tlonal parks that OF Yellowstone,
making quite display of the see
mic attractions through which
they have been passing.
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G.. A. King, one, of the members
OF the Medford school faculty, was
in Ashland this morning on busi-
ness. Mr.. King states emphati-
cally the report given out that he
will serve as assistant coach in the
Medford high school is false. He
will hold the position OF physical
director in the grades, he states,
but will assist no one as coach.
The Campbell children are back
from klamath Falls to attend
school here this winter. Miss AL
ice is boarding with Mrs. English
on Terrace street, while the three
boys are with Mrs. w. A. Shell on
I Granite street, with whom they
have been stopping for the past
two years during school session.
George Conrad left today for
Fort Klamath and Oakland on a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. William Aiken left on train
No. l3 yesterday for Sacramento
to visit for a short time, after
which she will make more ex-
tended visit in San Francisco.
Mrs. Walter MacAdams and
children are the guests of rela-
tives in San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Miss Ruth Shoudy left last night
on train No. SO for San Francis
co after spending a two weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. NJ. Shoudy.
Mrs. H. B. Plummer, a sister
of Mrs. j. NJ. Ross, has come TO
Ashland with her children from
Steamboat Springs, Colo. She has
rented house here and expects
to remain through the winter
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Mrs. Walter Bevington is en-
slowing a visit from her niece, Mrs.
b. A. Bechtel and two children OF
Dunsmuir, who arrived at her
home on train No. 54 last even
ing.
Mrs. Roy Cochran, whose home
land les contents were destroyed by
the big fire in Klamath Falls last
Monday morning, has returned TO
Ashland. According to Mrs.
Cochran she has had enough oil
Klamath Falls and intends to re-
main in this city. She is suffer-
ing greatly from a nervous shock,
and friends who knew her pre-
yious to her experience with the
fire can see the result of the trag
edy in her appearance. The
Cochran family lost practically
everything when their house was
bnrned.
Mrs. G. II. Hedburg and daugh-
fer Agnes are back from an ex-
tended visit in San Francisco.
Mrs. I. C. Williams and Mrs. NJ.
C. Reed were up from Talent to-
day calling on friends.
Mrs. Frank Reed was an Ash
land shopper this morning from
her home near Talent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McNair are
Portland business visitors this
week.
Mrs. Anna Zigler is having her
house on North Main street re-
modelled, which when completed
will make a fine residence.
FRIDAYS NEWS
Miss Einbecker and Miss Nc
/ Shane of Chicago are guests OF
Mrs. Dan Kay this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kay, with their guests, have
gone to Crater lake to show that
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