Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-24
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TUESDAYS NEWS
Mrs. Harry Murray of Weed,
Calf, is in Ashland today looking
up a residence in this city. Mrs.
Murray is the wife of the editor
of the newspaper in Weed, but
desires a home in Ashland. She
has secured a house near the
high school,
Mrs. Larkin Grubb is still con-
fined to the house on account OF
illness. Mr. Gruhb, who has also
been suffering with an attack of
influenza, is able to he about his
work again.
Miss Thelma Thorne is in Ash
land from Corvallis this week, the
guest of Miss Maynie Jillson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Beck are
moving this week to their nice
new home at the corner of Hell
man and Ohio streets, which they
purchased of A. l.. Barker last
week through the Ashland Realty
company. The property is known
as the Frank Jordan place,
L. j. Orres was a Grants Pass
business visitor today.
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The Harry Sayles residence
property at 80 Union street was
sold this week to |. C. DeIIaas, who
already occupies it with his moth
er and two daughters, The sale
was made through the Beaver
agency.
Mr.. and Mrs, w j. Clark Of Al
bany are in Ashland, guests of
friends.
]. ]. Haines and Allen McGee
have gone to British Columbia
where they expect to locate. Their
families will follow in Il month
or so.
Work of remodeling has start
ed in the Stearns Self-SeWice
Store on the Plaza. A new floor
will be placed and other additions
will be made to the interior II.
c. High is doing the work.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary
Smith. who died at her home on
Pine street, Saturday, was held
from the Stock undertaking par
lors yesterday afternoon. Rev.
c. A. Edwards of the Methodist
church, gave a fine funeral ad-
dress, while Mrs. Eric Weren and
Miss Jean Anderson sang two
beautiful duets. Exceptionally
beautiful floral offerings were
given by the friends and ac-
quaintances of the deceased in
loving tribute to her memory
Burial was made in Mountain
View cemetery. Mrs, Smith is sur
vived by five children, Fred and
Alfred Beck, Harrison, Nellie,
Flossie and Buster Smith, and
one sister, Mrs. W. Benson.
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Frank Hayener Of Washougal,
Wash, who recently was a guest
at the Carpenter and Heath homes
on Terrace street, was so pleased
with Ashland that yesterday he
telegraphed w. ]. Carpenter stat
ing he would accept his offer Of
the 2j acres Mr.. Carpenter owns
here, and will probably be down
take possession of next week, Mr..
Carpenter, in turn, has pur-
chased property from Mr.. llay-
crer in Wa8hougal, and expects
to leave for his new destination
some time this week,
Mrs. Agnes Herndon is in Ash
land from Eug, ne, and will visit
for some time with her son, Wal
ter IIerndon, and his family.
William Erhardt of Redding,
Calf, who has spent the past
week with Joe Green and family
accompanied by his father, left
last evening for Portland for a
short stay
j. d. LeMaster and family are
moving this week to li7 Laurel
street from the residence on High
street they formerly occupied.
The latter house was recently
purchased by Mrs. Riley, who
lately returned to Ashland
Word was received yesterday
from Roy Bebbe, Of the mechani-
cal force of the Ashland Tidings,
who recently underwent an op-
Grafton in MeGfor1 hospital, that
he is recovering nicely and eX-
poets to be out in a few days.
DnUTI Ann That tho poV-