Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-04-21
LOCAL and PERSONAL
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WEDNESDAYS NEWS


WEDNESDAYS NEWS
Mrs. Walter Everton has gone
TO Central Point this morning to
attend the funeral OF her grand
mother, Mrs. +. B. Wade. Mrs.
Wade, who was one of the pio-
neers OF Oregon, was a very Iowa
BILE character and will be greatly
missed.
The Billings agency reports the
sale of the Marquam one acre
tratc onILaurel street which has
been purchased by +. G. owen.
V. V. Mills of the First National
Bank has purchased the Carter
Mccoy Insurance Agency, and will
take possession by May /. Mr..
Mills expects to open an office
I'm the State Bank building on
the Plaza.
s. f. Clark of Verstine, Alber-
ia, is spending a few days in Ash
land this week. He was here
last fall while on his way to
Southern California to spend the
winter, and was very favorably
impressed with Ashland. On his
return he has again stopped, and
Is looking around here before con-
tnuing his journey, and is think
ing of coming here to locate some
time in the future.
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Mr.. Engle of Eoquel, Calf,
was called to Ashland this week
by the death OF his mother-in-law,
Mrs. S. ]. Irwin.
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Teddy Provost, who has been
working for the s. p. company
along the line between Sisson and
Gerber, came home last night.
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Mrs. Albert johnson Of Walnut
street is seriously i'll this week.
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DR.. Franklin Field, secretary OF
the Baptist Foreign Mission soci
ETY. will deliver an address on
"The New World Movement" in
the Baptist church Thursday even
ing. DR.. Franklin is an author
and speaker of rare ability and
worthy OF a good hearing. All
are welcome to come and hear his
address.
Miss Nina Brewer has gone to
Roseburg where she has accepted
q position, and will live in that
city.
William Mcdonald, one of the I
mail clerks running out of Ash
land, is i'll with an attack Of grip
at his home on B street.
Mrs. Jocobs of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is in Ashland for few
days this week, visiting her sister,
Mrs. ]. p. Campbell of Terrace
street.
Mrs. J. P. Campbell of Klamath
Falls, who has been spending some
time in Ashland will leave today
for Southern California where she
is going for the benefit of her
health. She will be accompanied
by Mrs. b. NJ. Heath.
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c. II. Nickerson is back from
Portland where he had taken Mrs.
NickersOn to surgical hospital
to undergo an operation for gall
stones. He reports his wife as do
ing very we'll when he left.
Miss Ruth Whitney, has ac-
cepted position in the office OF
the county agent of Josephine
county and will look after the
clerical work in the office at
Grants Pass. She was in that
city the first of this week arrang-
ing matters there and came home
this morning to move her DelOns-
ings to her new location. Her
mother, Mrs. p. B. Whitney, who
is now in Portland, expects to go
to Grants Pass also to make her
home.
w. A. Cooper received tele-
gram a few days ago telling OF
the death of his mother Mrs,
Sarah Cooper, which occurred at
her home in Douglas, Ariz., last
week.
Aubrey Redifer, son of E. w.
Redifer of this city, recently re-
ceived his discharge from the mar
ines where he had served during
the world war. and expects to re-
turn home some time in the near
future. He is located at present
in California.
THURSDAYS NEWS
w. o. Dickerson is making a
fine addition to his paint and wall
paper store on North Main street.
He has had a large doorway cut