Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27
SATURDAYS NEWS


other points also stopping there are
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Hand of Colo,
Iowa, and E. P. Anthony, Of AL
bany.
Mrs. Edmond Dews has return
ed home from a visit Of few
days in klamath Falls.
c. B. Lamkin has closed the
following sales in real estate: W.
E. Carlton of Ashland has bought
40 acres OF timber land near Dol
larhide of l.. S. Brown, and Mrs.
Sara Brady has secured the city
property ON the corner of Fifth
and c streets.
Mrs. May Austin and little Bruce
Hale were in Ashland visiting
friends over night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fraley, who
have been taking several weeks
vacation in Los Angeles and other
points in the south, have returned
home.
j. N. Terwilliger OF Montague
was a business visitor In Ash
land yesterday.
II. o. Frobach, secretary Of the
Medford Chamber OF Comerce, was
up yesterday afternoon transact
ing business.
Guests from distance at the
Austin are j. l.. Wilson Of Seat
tie; Chester Il. Smith and wife of
Chicago; Fred w. Smith OF Glad
stone; 0. G. White of Portland;
E. N. Smith of Ell Centre, Calf;
G. Bennett and wife; o. F. Bern
hart and wife of Minneapolis.
The First Company of the Ore
gon National Guard has within
the past week received from $16,-
600 to $4,000 worth of new
equipment from the government.
This addition comprises Brown
ing automatic rifles, field ranges,
more uniforms. clothes, blankets,
shoes, overcoats, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hoover,
parents Of Mrs. N. II. Harrison.
and Meade Hoover. have arrived .
in Ashland, having travelled all
the way from Gallatin, NO., in a
Ford sedan. They left Missouri |
five weeks ago and came by way |
of the Santa Fe trail, Needles, Bak-
ersfield and Stockton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoover went east from San
Francisco about a year ago by
nearly the same route, and they re-
port the 1920 tourist travel as far
heavier than year ago. They
also report great building up and
improvement and Identification Of
. towns and stopping places all
through Arizona, New Mexico and
Colorado the past year, entirely
due to tourist development At the
Denver auto camp grounds there
were 1000 tourists over night re-
Gently. At this camp, Mr. Hoover
states, they have shower baths,
gas, electricity and every modern
convenience. Auto travel is still
very heavy, the travellers say. and
think it will again be heavy
through Ashland when the bad
weather abates.
Guy Young of Portland is 4
guest this week at the home of
A. N. Humphreys on B street. Mr..
Young is representative of the
Portland Telegram.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Jones are
back from a visit of several weeks
with friends in Milwaukee.
l.. Gartner has come to Ashland
from San Francisco to spend few 4
days He expects to return next
week.
Mrs. George Oxford OF Fern $ |
Valley arrived in Ashland this .af-
ternoon and will spend Sunday |
with her mother, Mrs. Payne.
Ivan O'Donoughue is in the city
from Dunsmuir, visiting relatives.
Albert Leggatt of Aberdeen,
Scotland, arrived in Ashland yes
lerday and will make his home
with his aunt, Mrs. Clyde on Man
zanita street. Mr.. Leggatt stop
Il ed in Chicago for a visit while
enroute to Oregon.
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Peter Murray of Talent, who
hase been quite i'll for some time,
is greatly improved in health. Mr..
Murray was stricken with influ-
enza and pneumonia, which was
followed by paralysis. He has
been coming to Ashland and taxi
ing treatment from Dr., Scheller,
and is now recovering his speech.
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The grand jury this week re-
turned three indictments each
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against David Bearks, D. H.
Brown, G. H. McGlown, Clarence !