Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-24
LOCAL and PERSONAL
MONDAYS NEWS

Mrs. S. vanNoy is in Ashland from
the north, and is visiting with Mrs.
Henry Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Wright and r.
NJ. Burris, parents and brother OF
Mrs. w. L. Headley, have come from
Canada and will make their home In
Ashland.
A. Schuerman, the Gold Hill mer-
chant, was up over Sunday spending
the day with his family here.
Mrs. Ada Stannard, Mrs Celia Lib
by, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Clark were
gu SITS OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Steel
MA of Gold Hill, Sunday. These
people were former Minnesota friends
and neighbors.
Mr. and Mr.. Henry Reid have se-
cured the Provost residence on Oak
street, where they will live during
the coming winter. They expect to
fmoye there in a week or two.
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Mrs. Albert Nelson and little son
of Dunsmulr are spending week In
Ashland, guests of Mrs. I. r. Bate
man of Vista street.
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Unsettled and occasional rains,
with normal temperature, is the
weather promised for the Pacific
coast states for the coming week by
the United States weather bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Proctor OF Eu-
gene spent several days during the
past week at the homes OF Mrs. Proc
tors aunt, Mrs. J. N. Dennis on ALI
son street, and her cousin, Mrs. ]. L.
Oskar OF Morton street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Proctor formerly owned groc-
cry store in Eugene, which they re-
Gently sold and are now on their way
to California for the winter
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Following are guests from points
north stopping at the Austin: Mrs.
l.. Waning, Fred W. Bland of Port
land, Marshall Hooker of Salem, Mrs
G. s. NJ. Henderson of Albany.
Mrs. Hunt, who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. VIII NJ. Dodge,
left Saturday night for her home in
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gavin are back
from two months visit with friends
and relatives in Baker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w, W. Savage, uncle
and aunt of Mrs. l.. s. Brown, arriv-
ed Saturday evening from Salem and
will spend few days in the city as
the latter's guests before continuing
on their journey south.
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The body of the late rrof. Mac.
Murray, whose death occurred at San
Jose several days ago, arrived in
Grants Pass Friday. Funeral services
were held Sunday from the Methodist
church and inteTment made at the
Masonic cemetery.
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Mrs. c. Wttenbach and Mrs. Swan
son were guests OF friends in Central
Point Saturday.
]. T. Fry was down from Trail
Saturday. He says in plOwing the
past week he plowed under thous-
ands of grasshoppers that were just
large enough to hop. This is the
first time in 72 years he has ever
observed grasshoppers that hatched
in the fall. Mr.. Fry says this means
light winter-Medford Mail-Trl-
bune.
The following from San Francisco
stopped over Sunday at the Hotel
Austin ]. P. Kessler, Il. Lee and
wife and E. A. Long and wife. 9th
er Californians also at the Austin
were A.. w. Cooper OF Weed, H. Boyer
of Dunsmuir, II. s. McVicar OF
Brawley.
Rev. W. E. Bean. who has been
pastor OF the local Christian church
for the past year. left yesterday for
California, where he expects to To-
cate. The resignation of Mr.. Bean
from the Christian church leaves that
pulpit vacant for the present.
George i. 0sbourne, who has been
stationed at Dunn's Camp on the Pa
cific highway south OF Ashland. was
IN the city for the week end.