Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-03

latter will take possession shortly.
Charles H. Johnson, coast rep
resentatiye of the Disston people,
is spending q few days in Ash
land this week, and while here is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. V.
Carter.
: Word comes to Ashland friends
from Misses Grace Chamberlain
and Bessie Palmer that they are
now located at Pacific Grove, Cali
fornia, and enjoying themselves
hugely. They write that the
weather is nice and warm and
they takes lots Of rides through
their country in their little car 4.
X. A. Mlnkler, who is sales
man from a Portland house. was
in the city over Sunday. spending
a few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. l.. Minkler.
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Max GeBauer has purchased the
building on East Main street oc-
cupied by Vaupel's dry goods store,
next door to the First National
Bank, which was owned by San
Francisco parties.
The voting place OF Northwest
Ashland precinct, announced to be
held in the garage of S. McGilyray
on High street, has been changed
to tho basement of the Junior
High school. Voters in that pre-
cinct should note the change.
James r. johnson, a Hunting
ton Park, Calf, businessman, was
an Ashland caller the latter part
of the week.
The following guests from the
east are stopping at the Hotel Co.
lumbia: X. w. LaRue OF Toledo,
Ohio; II. Dowl of Chicago; Mrs.
X. A. Clenlaw OF Detroit, Mich,
and Mrs X. B. Cathcart of Spring
field, Ohio.
Mrs. Walter MacAd dams, who has
been studying dramatic art at the
studios in Hollywood and Ocean
Park, Calf, for several months,
sis in Ashland on a brief visit, at
ter which she expects to return
W CUullHut Htl otuultA.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Sayle have
lust returned from Oakland, Calf,
where they visited their daughter,
Mrs. c. L. Kelton and their grand
son, Cecil Rouse. Cecil is going
to school. They report Mrs. Kel-
ton and family doing fine and de-
lighted with California, but Mrs.
Kelton still puts in a good word
for Ashland every time she gets
a chance.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. c. Lowden of
Gazelle, Calif.t were Ashland Wis
itors over the week end.
Hotel Austin guests are c. A.
Van Wrinkle of Chicago, A. H. Les
lief. W. Kroll and wife of San
Francisco, H. w. Shoobert and
wife of Oakland, r. A. Bedford OF
Dunsmuir, Rachel Brown of Won
der, and \. w. Kugler of Seattle.
Frank Swingle was quite badly
burned yesterday morning when
the oil stove with which he was
heating his bath room took fire
while he was an occupant of the
room. Two doors and the cas-
ings were ruined before the flames
could be eytinguished.
"if all goes well today we will
finish pouring the concrete on the
Houck building in connection with
the Ford garage on North Main
street" Contractor A. l.. Lamb
announced this morning. Work
has certainly gone with a rush on
this building, with none OF the
heart-breaking delays so often
holding back the builders on big
contracts of this sort. They are
now engaged the front of the main
building and expect to have 1t soon
Jeady for the roof.
Glenn Guiley. who is employed
In the Plaza Meat market, expects
10 move tomorrow from the house
he has been occupying on Nutley
street to the residence at 156
Sixth street.
A party consisting of A. C. Nj
ninger, H. A. Stearns and b. F.
Storm returned Saturday from
three days duck hunting trip to
klamath lake. The hunters
brought with them 4S ducks and
seven wild geese. According to-
their report duck and geese are
so thick on the lakes in Klamath
county it is impossible to sleep
at night for the noise they make
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Among the guests stopping over