Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-30
LOCAL and PERSONAL
MONDAYS NEWS

visit for some time.
Mildred Stevens has gone to
Rogue River to spend several days
with friends there.
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Mrs. W. A. Shell, Mrs. q. II.
Johnstone, Mrs. W. NJ. Barber,
Miss Shell and Clyde Terrence
drove to Yreka yesterday and ate
dinner In the Yreka auto park.
A handsome sign has been erect
ed on the Chautauqua Memorial
hall to designate that building.
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Mrs. ]. r. Lilly returned home
yesterday morning from San
Francisco where she had been with
her husband, who had received in
juries on the railroad some time
ago, and was taken to hospital
for treatment. She reports Mr.
Lilly as improving, but is still in
the hospital.
Miss George Coffee came home
from Portland last evening after
O fortnight's vacation spent in the
Rose City.
George Penniger and little son
OF WatsOnville, Calf, stopped off
Saturday and paid visit to the
home of ]. A. Ruger on Church
street. Mr.. Penninger had been
in Portland attending the Shrine
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Badger OF
Betterayia, Calf, are guests of
the formers parents in Ashland,
where they will spend afew days.
l., Gartner, who has been suf-
fering from an illness caused by
high blood pressure, is much I'M
proved. At the time OF his illness
1t was reported Mr.. Gartner had
sustained a stroke OF apoplexy, /,
but such was not the case. He
is able to be about the streets, |
and expects to soon gain his usual |
healh.
At the communion services at .
the Presbyterian church yester.
day morning 10 new members .
united with that church.
Mr. and Mrs f. II. Bush and |
sons, Elber and Auten. are home
from an extended visit in Port
land and vicinity.
Mrs. Mabel Dockery is enjoying
q visit from her sister of Fresno,
Calf.
Mrs. Harry S. Angle, mother OF
Charles Angle Of Ashland, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs
II. d. Howard of Sacramento,
where she had been visiting for
some time. The body was brought
TO Medford and the funeral held .
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Angle
was a native of Jackson county
A special jury has been called
10 meet IN Jacksonville FRIDAY,
July 2, to consider six or eight
cases now pending. This session
will act on eases now in the coun-
ty Jail which naturally would not
come up until the fall meeting OF
The grand jury.
Among the Ashland people who
drove over to the Lake of the
Woods yesterday and spent the
day at that famous report were
II. G. Enders Jr., !. X. Davis and
sister, Miss Lillian Davis, Mrs,
Urdegraft, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
Briggs, DR.. +. II. Johnson and
family. Dr.. and Mrs c. F. Tilton
and family, B. II. Hinthorne, II.
{. Stock and Miss Helene Biede. I
Mayor and Mrs c. B. Lamkin ;
and II. r. Lamkin drove over to
their wheat ranch near Montague
night. They report crops f.,
look very well there, considering
the dry weather.
Wilt Merritt, a classmate OF
Raymond Badger, who is spending
his summer vacation at the ex- ,
station at Talent, spent /
Sunday at the Badger home.
l.. w. Campbell has purchased
six acres of land in West Ash
land formerly owned by James l..
Sheldon. This sale was made by I
Mrs. Susie Allen.
Mrs. J. h. Wick is home from
Portland where she had been
Spending several weeks, the guest ,
Of her son, Ernest Wick, and wife.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Wisenbur-
ger of Watsonville Calf, are !
spending several days in Ashland, 7
md are visiting with the formers ,
brother, C. c. Wisenburger. Ac-
rompanying them are Mr. and
Mrs. Harris, and the party are en- {
camped in the auto park while ,