Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-09

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on record as assisting the gov
ernment in its efforts to capture
the millionaire draft deserter,
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. Ash
land Post has received telegram
from the Legion Weekly in which
it states that it offers $500 in
addition to the reward already
offered for the capture of this
draft dodger.
Those wishing to look up their
family trees will be interested
in volume Of American and Eng
lsh genealogies now at the pub
lie library. 1t contains a list Of
the geneaologes in the library of
congress.
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Cow, who
went from Ashland about year
ago to Petaluma, Calf, have re-
turned to Ashland and will settle
here again.
Mrs. N. S. Ballenger, who has
been spending the past week in
Los Angeles, is home. Accompa-
ny!ng her here is her grandson,
Leo Cooper, who expects to spend
the summer vacation in Ashland.
L. f. Phipps, salesman for the
Staples Realty company, was
Medford business visitor yesterday.
The demand for sleeping ac-
commodations over tonight on ac-
count Of the visiting Shriners to
the ceremonial is taxing the hotels
TO the utmost. Where will we
pnt them all?" was the query con
corning d. X. Conner of the Hotel
Austin, who stated they had
many more demands for reserva-
tions than they had rooms to re-
serve. Tourist trade has started
so briskly through this section
that hotels are taxed to their ut
most nearly every day by the or
dinary trade.
d. j. Orres and family moved
yesterday into their house on
Beach avenue which they recent
ly purchased, w. II. Jacoby. who
came to Ashland a short time
ago and bought the Orres house
on Palm avenue, is occupying that
residence, having received his
household effects this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. o. n. Smith
drove down to Grants Pass today
TO attend the Baptist association
meeting in session there. This
meeting began yesterday and will
continue over tomorrow, at which
time a number from the local
Baptist church expect to be in at
tendance.
X. p. Cornelius, who came over
from klamath Falls recently on
sick leave, is able to be out again. /
Lynn d. Mowat, who has served |
efficiently as secretary for the
Ashland Commercial Club during
the past year, left last night for
Portland where he expects to as
sumo a position offered him
there. He is succeeded here by
j II. Fuller.
Mrs. NJ. e. Gray left this morn
ing for Boston, Mass, with the
intetion of making an extended
stay. She confessed before leav-
ink Ashland, however, that a
summer and winter spent in the
east will undoubtedly suffice, and
she will be anxious to return to
sunny Oregon again.
A male quartet consisting Of
W. T. Cochran, G. II. YeO, Dr..
c. +. Tilton and Mr. Stratton, will
go to Grants Pass today to fur
nish music for the Baptist asso-
citation meeting in session there.
Mrs. II. p. Holmes, who has
been making an extended visit
in Portland and other points
north, has returned as far as
Grants Pass on her way home.
She will remain there over Sun
day representing the Baptist
church of Ashland at the meeting
OF the Baptist association.
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The Carson G Fowler Lumber
company, through the Beaver Real
ty agency, has sold the eight acre
tract and bungalow near Freder-
ick on the Pacific highway to
d. f. Flory of Fossil. Mr. Flory !
came into Ashland the fore part {
o. the week bringing the house I
Eold effects of Robert Johnson /
who came here to take possession {
OF the Ashcraft property he had 8
recently purchased. Ashland ap- !
pealed so strongly to Mr.. Flory ,
that before returning to his home |
he secured a home near here and
will be back to take possession
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