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

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AT planned for in Medford in the ne
nd future.
Q. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Fuller al
er ]. E. Fuller came home last mig
n from a weeks sojOurI in Portlan
q They stopped on their way mort
II and spent a day at the state IA
II in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Atkinson q
n Seattle are Ashland visitors thi
r week, stopping at the Hotel Aus
d tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Allen ar,
planning on a vacation to North
ern California and klamath coun
ty next week as rest for Mr.. AL
len who has just recovered from
a serious illness.
A. A, Wards and wife of Wichi-
ia, Kansas, are stopping at the
Hotel Columbia a few days.
The stering wheel of Ford car
driven by F. w. Beaver last even
ing broke as he was taking the
car down the little pitch on Me-
ohanic street near the railroad.
The Ford left the road and landed
in the creek, bottomside up. As it
struck the stone foundation
of the bridge the impact threw
Mr.. Beaver out of the car and he
landed some distance away,
thereby escaping any injury. The
car was righted and pulled out of
the stream by team of horses.
Rev. A. Werden arrived in Ash
land Saturday from Salem and as
sumed the pastorate of the Free
Methodist church. The new pas
tor preached Sunday, and made a |
favorable impression on his people. |
He expects his wife to follow him
within week or ten days. The
district quarterly conference of
the Free Methodist church will
start Thursday, October IA, and
over the following Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dollarhide
of Weed were in Ashland yester-
day visiting with friends and look
ing after business affairs in the
city.
Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis, voca-
.ional adviser and character anal
'st, under the educational depart
nent of the Y. NJ. c. A., is in Ash
and this week, in the interests of
First company, o. N. G., and the
American Legion Mrs. Ellis
poke in the Baptist church Sun
lay evening, before the First COM
,any in the Armory Monday even !
& and will address the America
.egion in the Amory this evening.
She Is talented woman and ex- !
client speaker and has gained !
much prominence through her war !
york in this and other coast
tates.
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j. NJ. Hughes and wife. who re-
emily purchased the house on ID
'outh Pioneer avenue, are moving $
nto their new possession today.
hey expect to be able to sleep in
heir own home tonight. u
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Reports on the Jacksonville
ank filed in the county clerks
ffice are said to show overdrafts II
or S46,519.32; $2,6O5.99, with u
S,Ol6 extra borrowed; $155O.49. .
'ith $4,000 borrowed, $441S.4O, u
18th $500 borrowed; $500, with ="
1900 borrowed. ~
The Jackson county exhibit at to
ne state fair won third place. ac OF
ording to County Agriculturist C. II
. Cate, who had charge of the ex- 10
ibit. Mr.. Cate states the exhibit 81
royed very popular with the thou oil
md who visited the fair. is
A. &, Eames and wife of Chico
alifp are Ashland visitors this
eek. They are stopping at the OF
otel Austin. oN
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yates had
lsiness which took them down
the county seat today. al
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Mrs. Norman Stephenson was p,
Ashland shopper from Hit at
,slerday. W
l.. Brophy Of Medford was in
shland yesterday transactins
lsiness. tu
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Rev. c. A. Edwards arrived b,
'me this forenoon on train No. NJ
from McMinnyille where he W
d been attending the annual con-
renee of the Methodist church
ring the past week. Mr.. Ed dl
ards will start on his fourth year W
pastor OF the Ashland NJ. f. tn
urch.
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c. j. Smith OF Eugene was a Is
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