Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-06

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ng ed no oversight.
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Hotel Austin guests from POI
land are A. c. Slogaboom, W.
nd Phillips, j. w. Baer and wife, Mr.
bt NJ. c. Galbraith, Herbert Cote
d j. w. Kemper and wife. James
III Corners, Paul l.. Kester, W.
ir Virgin and d. w. Craven.
The Ashland Shriners are pre-
20 pairing for ceremonial to tax
4, place here Thursday, Noyembe
IS. A large number Of Southern
Pacific railroad employees, it i
stated, will compose the class {,
e be initiated.
Mr., and Mrs. G. w. Root ar,
home from an extended visit il
Douglas county.
Mr. and Mrs. Slawter and Mrs
| Waldo Of Grand Prairie, Alberta,
are registered at the Hotel Co.
lumbia.
Coach Howard Bearss of the
Grants Pass high school football
team, was up Saturday afternoon
officiating in the game between
Ashland and klamath Falls. He
was accompanied BY a number of
the high school students from
Grants Pass who came to witness
the game.
California guests stopping at
the Hotel Austin are DR.. and Mrs.
o. NJ. Blood and w. A. Myers of
Los Angeles; C. L. Ramey and ]. !
F. Henchel of San Francisco.
Lloyd Riches of Portland. Sec
retary of the Oregon State Editor
ial association, was a business WIS.,
itor in Ashland today.
7. c. O'Kelly and wife and Miss
Krepe of Hits were Ashland vis-
itors Saturday.
Harrison Brothers of the Ford
Garage have sold a Fordson trac-
tor to A. Giebish for work on the
Green Springs mountain road
which he has the contract for grad
ing. Other sales they have made
lately are truck to A. r. Brown
and one to Barham brothers for
use at their sawmill at Siskiyou,
and sedan to Millard Grubb.
Miss Nellie Evan will teach
school near Montague this winter,
and has left for her position. :
w. j. Virgin of Portland is a [
guest of his mother, Mrs. A. c.
owen, in Ashland this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Harris and {
sister, Miss Mollie Harris, are t
back from Gazelle where they had {
been spending the summer. They
laVe only returned to Ashland to
,ack their househould goods,
lowever, and will go back to Ga 8
ellie to live. S
NJ, and Mrs. C. C. Darling of the
Darling Studio are back from Il
delightful two weeks vacation t
pent in San Francisco. II
Mrs. George Monroe and little n
aughter, Zelda, of Eugene are
Ishland guests this week.
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Fishermen who were down the e.
iver yesterday state there is an 81
unusually good run at present. 81
i'm Morris secured 80 fine trogt a.
Glow Gold Ray dam yesterday, tt
lille N. H. Harrison and j. A. Ru-
er came in last night with three
Ionster salmon weighing from 25 w
, 45 pounds. The present run
Chinook salmon is so strong. r
lie fishermen state. that they all 4"
st their tackle, and a number of
,ortsmen had their poles snapped -
II by the fish. This, it is claimed :.
only done by the big Chinooks A.,
eighing from 40 to 60 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Katzenstein -.
Spokane we're Ashland guests -,
yer the week end, stopping at the A.,
otel Austin. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Vaupel, Mr.. '"
nd Mrs. c. F. Shepherd and Mrs.
N. Gray motored down to Grants
ass yesterday and spent the day =
the Josephine county seat. They
ere accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. -,
3. o. Frobach of Medford. =,
Mr. and Mrs. o. II. Johnson re-
Irned home this morning from
where they were called
. fha daafh of fhair douohtar III