Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-18
LOCAL and PERSONAL
THURSDAYS NEWS


Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Orres, dauglI
ter Edna, and Miss Rachel Hurs
have Just returned from an eS
cursion to Crater lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Mine
of Bend have been recent guest
at the home of the latter's father
p. Provost on Oak street, AM
other relatives in Ashland. The,
left last night for Berkeley on
visit and will stop here again OF
their return.
Staples Realty company report,
this week the sale of the Dorar
residence on Morton street to Mrs
j. A. Lockhart of Washington
and the sale OF the Il. NJ. Holmes
residence on Iowa and Gresham
streets to p. II. farmhouse of An.
tone, Oregon.
p. S. Rose got In from Pelican
Bay last night after spending sey.
eral weeks looking after timber
interests in that vicinity.
Miss Laura Provost is in Ash.
land this week from Berkeley,
spending her vacation with her
father, brothers and sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Ferguson
came home last evening from
Klamath Falls. They were ac-
companied by CHARLES Ferguson,
who left this morning for Marsh
field, where he will spend some
time for the benefit of his health.
@ @
H. Eckstrom and wife, accom-
panied by the latters mother, Mrs.
Gray, who have been touring the
country for some time, have set
tied in Ashland and will live here
for some months. Mr.. Eckstr0m
is at present working in Ores
tailor shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Richards and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Mowat mot
ored to Medford last night for
the band concert by the Valley
band in that city.
o .
A large number of Ashland auto
mObilists autoed down the valley
last night and heard the Valley
band perform at Medford. The
Ashland band boys report that
the ladies of one OF the Medford
churches treated them to icecream
last night. The next Ashland con-
cert will be on Friday of next
week.
Rose Brothers are planning to
fit up the room adjoining their
confectionery, recently vacated by
Shells barber shop, for a Victro-
Ia display room. It is their in
tention to repaper and repaint
the interior and equip it with
comfortable surroundings for the
demonstration Of their many mus
zeal instruments.
P. s. Provost of Provost Broth
ers' hardware store. is in Portland
this week attending the Buyers
Week events taking place there.
@ @
Charles Silas Moore, father of
Mrs. +. ]. Ahlstrom, died at the
home of the latter Yesterday af-
ternoOn at 2:3O. Mr. Moore was
q resident of Yreka and had come
here about two weeks ago for the ,
benefit of his health, which had
been delicate for some time. The
body will be shipped to Yreka to- ,
for burial. ,
Theodore Kremmeling Of San
Diego has been guest for the :,
past two or three days of friends =
In Ashland. He was a former res :.
ident of the Belleview district ;.
and came here to renew old-time !,
acquaintances. Mr. Kremmeling
left last night for his home.
o o n
DR. and Mrs. Bagley and child :,
zen, of Duluth, Mimi, are spend >,
ng some time in this section. DR.. >,
Bagley was a former well known !,
business man of the valley and !,
vas former owner Of the Bagley =,
factory at Talent. He is -
low leading surgeon in Duluth. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Storm and 'l
Ir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hughes camp :"
ID over Sunday in the Beaver :"
reek country. During their out -
ng they were oyertaken by the al
ain that fell throughout this sec N'
iOn,. which, while it was not so
ad there as in this vicinity, rem M
cred camping in the open dis h.
inctly unpleasant They sought g..
heller in a deserted cabin, which -
'as equipped with stove, and
Iere able to have a most comfort
BILE and cozy shelter over night
hey returned homo Monday. te
o s. 10,
Yesterday was the hottest day ,h
( the summer in Ashland. At