Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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MONDAYS NEWS

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MONDAYS NEWS
o, w. Long, who has sold h
house on Eighth street, is mo
ing into a house on Second stree
which he will occupy with h
family.
Miss Sara Lee Tuck of Seattl
was a business visitor in Ashlan
this week Miss Tuck is a cousi
Of Miss Alma Ross, one of tn
instructors in the public schools
and visited the latter while in III,
city.
J, L. Churchill and family o.
Medical Lake, Wash. have come
to Ashland and expect to make
this city their future home.
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Raymond Long, a student OF
Stanford university, was a week
end visitor with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. W, Long. He left
last night for Palo Alto.
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Dr. d. NJ. Brewer who had been
called home by the serious illness
of his daughter, Miss Voda Brow
er returned to Roseburg last
night. Miss Brewer has been suf-
fering with an attack of appendi-
Citis and for a time was in a crit
ical condition. She is much i'm
proved, however.
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Ashland's population was in
creased recently by two new citi-
zens who have come here to stay.
These are 9. pound son who ar
rived about two weeks ago at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Peachey and an S-pOuud girl to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Hastings Saturday
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Mr. and Mrs, John f. Enders
drove over to Klamath Falls Sat
urday night to spend Sunday with
Mrs, Enders parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Peachey
of Butte Falls came over Saturday
to spend Sunday with the for I
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. f.
Peachey>
Mrs. Thomas Feeson, children '
and sister, Miss Stewart, of Med
ford were Ashland visitors Sun
day.
Mrs A, c. Briggs lett Saturday |
for San Francisco where she will c
, isit with her daughter Miss /
Frances Briggs, who holds a posi- "
ton in that city She will also i
be IA guest OF her nephew George "
Cyester, of Oakland, before re- II
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Mrs. J, A. White and daughter II
IF Graybill, Wyoming, are in Ash n
land, guests at the home of Mr.. n
md Mrs. j. D. Duncan. Il
Miss Helene Casey left for San b
a Monica Sunday night after Il
pending the past month in Ash nj
ard. Miss Casey came here to W
lose up her business affairs in
Ashland before returning to make
Ter permanent home in the south
nd while here sold the Casey NJ
zone on North Pioneer avenue to IN
lr and Mrs. Isaac Crisp. NJ
-, 49, " q" st
w. w. Burke has bought the ~,
gorge Ogg property on the cor -,
er Of Bush and High streets a.
'here he expects to make his a.
ONE with his family. Mrs. Burke -,
a sister of Mrs. Riley, who re- ,a
emily returned to Ashland and NJ,
the Bagley property. ~,
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Mrs. J. Lodge OF Yreka, Calf. W,
pent several days in Ashland dur. "I
ls the week, and while here was w
guest Of Mrs. c. D. Wineland. III
a a pa
George F. Damon is erecting a an
ew lumber warehouse on his lot sa
IA b street, on which formerly al'
TODD the planning mill which was hl'
Grned last fall This new struc- o'
ire is to be used to cover his iA'
nllding material he uses in his co
ew cabinet shop across the street. QU
IT. Damon has the latter plant M
running order now. and has in Gu
allied a fine lot Of modern ma me
linery which affords him an OPP lrl
ortunity TO turn out considerable MI
Ork. TIL
Merle Dunlap has gone to Gus
AN to remain for about a month.
Henry Enders and w. D. Fos- -
II drove over to Klamath Falls g.,
'day for a brief visit. ,,'
Ihe Irwin apartments on North -
ain street are being given a new ""
'at Of paint. and are otherwise Ia"