Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-17
LOCAL and PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

Among tourists passing throug
Ashland, was the following party
who stopped over last night at tn
Hotel Columbia; C. H. White an
wife, W. H. White and A. E. White
all OF Minneapolis.
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VIM. Shaw has purchased the IL
acre tract on Bear creek, one an'
one half mile below Talent, from F
NJ. Decker. and will take possession
about December /. c. B. Lamkil
made the sale, Mr. Shaw formerly
owned ranch near the normal schoo
but sold out a number of years agt
and went to North Bend. He foun(
the climate on the coast too damp
however, and returned to the Rogue
River valley, which he finds NOR,
pleasing than he had ever thought Il
before.
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A. ]. Ager and Earl Ager of Ager
Calf, spent yesterday in Ashland or
business.
The following guests are stopping
at the Hotel Austin: A. ]. King OF
Chicago, Ills; W. C. Brown and FL
lott Brown of Baswick, George Nc
Queen of Spokane, Charles Kushins
of Rochester, N. Y, and NJ. Summer
field OF Portland.
W. T. Cochran left the first of the
week for the Willamette valley where
he will spend the coming two weeks
looking after business.
Henry G. Enders was an over Sun
day visitor to Klamath Falls. On his
return he was accompanied home by
his little son, Jack, who will be the
welcome guest of relatives in Ash
land.
Miss Elsie Harner is in Ashland
from San Francisco spending a two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. l.. Harner, of Almond
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Kurtis of Klam-
ath Falls were recent visitors of Ash
land friends and acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Carl Banks and ].
]. Jordan of San Francisco registered
at the Austin last night while stop
ping over in Ashland. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Stettson of Seattle we're also
guests at the same hotel.
Mrs. Ray Cochran of klamath Falls
passed through Ashland Saturday on
her way to Heppner to visit her par
ents.
j. +. Curzon and wife and Mrs.
Edith Williams of Alexander, b. c.;
are among the tourists stopping at
the Hotel Columbia. Other guests
from distance also stopping at the
Columbia are E. ]. Jaeger of Zillah,
Wash, L. NJ Ash of Mohawk, Ariz.,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Vosbeck of Orland,
Calf, and James Wilburn of Idaho.
Mrs. Dotia Neil of Richmond, Calf,
and Mrs. Alice Ough of Alameda stop
ped off yesterday TO visit with rela-
tives and friends while on their way
home from Portland. These ladies
are nieces of Mrs. Ellen Wagner and
of Mrs. C. E. Lane.
Mrs. Durkee and two children of
Glendale are in Ashland this week,
with the formers mother,
Mrs. ]. II. Ring.
c. B. Howard of the Ashland-Klam-
ath Falls auto stage has suspended
operations on that route for the win
ter, and left this morning with both
his buses for Southern California,
and will run the stages between San
Diego and Tia Juana during the rae
ing season. Mr.. Howard was accom-
panied by George Loomis and Joe
Harrell OF Medford.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Namely, who have
been over on Union creek where the
former has taken up>s sailors home.
stead claim. are in the city today.
HcpOIis lIOln tnt COuHll seat blult
he February term of court will be
he longest in the history OF Jackson
The trial OF those indicted
n connection with the failure of the
Bank OF Jacksonville will be heard
# this term.
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Reports from Gold Beach state the
winter run of steelhcad salmon in
he Rogue river has begun. The fish,
which average from six to seven
pounds each. enter the river by the
thousands every year. and are of ex-
,ellent quality and valuable as food.
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l.. Whipple. a Hits. Calf, resident
was transacting business in Ashland
Monday
Mrs. A. S. Carlton Is back from Ea-
gle Point where she had been the
guest of her brother, Thomas +.
and other friends for several
days.