Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-28
LOCAL and PERSONAL
SATURDAYS NEWS

mont garage Tor Il. A. Roberts
on the latter's property at Nor
ton and Iowa which he recently
purchased. The garage is stucco
finish. A large store room Is in
cluded In the building.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mccoy leave
this Afternoon on an automobile
trip which will take them out
into the Lake of the Woods and
Pelican Bay district. Mr. Mccoy
says he doesn't know just which
way he Is going but will start out
and decide on the way. Tales of
plscatorial success brought in
from Pelican bay by Nate Bates
led Mr. Mccoy to purchase a
couple of splnners and overhaul
his fishing tackle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK Moore left
for Crater Lake this morning.
They will return by way of Klam-
ath Falls.
c. NJ. Waite is attending to bust
ness affairs at Merlin.
Mrs. Nellie Conner left this
morning for San Francisco for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Lorena Stratton of Med
ford visited Miss Ethel Trout
fether in this city yesterday.
A. l.. Lamb has sold his fine six
room bungalow on Pine street to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccoy, new
corners from Bessie, Oklahoma.
Mr.. Lamb will move into one OF
the new .'ydrO-stOne" bunga-
lows which he is erecting at Nor
ton and Iowa streets and which
are nearing completion.
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The State Bank of Ashland is
receiving shiny coat Of paint on
its front at the hands of John
Rigg and Donald DickersOn.
Don Dickerson, John Rigg and
Glenn Simpson plan to leave a
week from tomorrow on an au;
tomobile trip to Crescent City and
up the coast to Seaside.
DR.. ID ID. Walker, wife and five
daughters, of Huntington Beach,
Calf, have been visiting Dr..
Walkers sister-in-law, Mrs. George
MacWilliams of Belleview. The
former Californians found Ash
land much to their liking and have
purchased a home on Pehnsylya-
MA avenue.
County Agent Cate estimates
that picking of Bartlett pears for
the green fruit market will be-
gin about August and that the
bulk OF the cannery stock will
not start TO come of the trees I'M
til about the 18th OF next month.
Six well known Medford men
took the civil service examination
in that city this week as applicants
for the Medford postmastership.
The position left vacant by the
death of Colonel Minis is much
sought after. William ]. War
ner, assistant postmaster has
been acting as postmaster pend
ing the appointment of the lucky
aspirant to the position.
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Vernon II. Vawter, Med:ord
banker, well known here, has
been appointed to the executive
committee of the L. OF o. bOard
CT regents.
The Klamath Falls Herald is
authority for the statement that
Norma Talmadge and party OF
seventeen friends, all more or
less favored sons and Daughters
of the screen, are sojourning' at
Crater Lake this week. They are
said to have gone through Med
ford on their way to the lake but
must have been travelling dis
guised as ordinary everyday folks
as the Medford Mail-Tribune says
TO one around Medford noticed
them, and since Medford is blessed
with as many movie fans as the
average town of it's size it hardly
seems possible that none of her
admirers recognized the fair Nor
ma. Editor Greer of this paper
is at Crater Lake this week end
and will be asked to give the anx-
ious public the straight dope on
the matter when he returns. N. b.
Mrs. Greer is along.
The Gold Hill cement plant has
temporarily shut down while a
new quarry is being opened.
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Prof. Earl Hawley and wife OF
Modesto, Calf, spent day vis-
ting friends in Ashland this
week. They ere ehroute to points
in the northern part of the state.
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Tho ANIMAL reunion OF the