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

ict- remain to finish the evangelis
Job work at Central Point.
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A. II. Peachey, who has De,
employed as lookout on the Tf
rt- lowbox mountain since June l,
n. spending a few days with his far
rs lily on Lincoln street. He expec
AZ. to return TO his post tomorrow
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I The Baptist church received fol
new members, Sept 20. Mr.. an
Mrs. Gilmore Of Eugene and M
e and Mrs. Oxford, formerly {
ie Brownsville.
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N Max Camps has returned to hi
is home in Yreka after spending
o few days in Ashland with hi
mother, Mrs. C. E. Abbott.
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q Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Sparlin o
n klamath Falls were week end Wis
itors to Ashland.
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Lois, the 5-year-old daughter o
Mr., and Mrs. Clyde Briggs, diet
last Friday at her home in Oak
land. The little girl had been sick
for upwards of two weeks, due to
. fall, during which time she new
er regained consciousness. Burial
was made Sunday in Oakland.
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A. L. Haring and wife of Gerber,
c. R. Walker and wife of Duns-
muir, have registered at the Ho-
tel Columbia.
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Miss Lena Provost, who had been
home for the past week on account
of sickness, returned to her school
in the Lost Creek district, yester-
day.
Pliny Leabo, who had been in
Ashland recuperating from the
effects Of burns received while
fighting fire on the Siskiyous sew
eral weeks ago, returned Sunday
to his work at Hiltg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Nelson of Sc
pastopol, Calf, who have been
visiting in the E. L Miller family,
left yesterday for their home.
They were accompanied by Mrs. |
Miller, who will go to San Fran
cisco to consult specialist re-
garding her eyes, which have been |
troubling her lately
Mrs. Frank Swingle is home
from Portland, where she had
been visiting for the. past week
or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Heer, son
Jimmie, and Mrs. Levi Stevens,
drove down to Rogue River yes
terday on business trip.
s. Permission, the well known
landscape gardener who has been
in Grenada, Calf, for
the past year, is home for a few
days.
X. c. Goodman and a party of
four, who have been hunting for
several days out in the mountain ,
section, came in yesterday, each
with his full quosa of quail.
Fred Cochran, who has been |,
in klamath Falls, came J.,
lome today and will make an in .
lefinite sojourn with his parents, n
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Cochran. :
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart, the new S
for the Depot hotel, are r
expected today to take charge. The =
ervices of A. H. Pracht have been Y
ecured as steward for this hotel, Y
nd he, also, assumes his duties b
oday. nj
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Provost drove 3
own to Medford yesterday to pay Y
visit to their sister, Miss Viola U
who is a student at st. V
larys academy in that city. IN
Nick DeLean of Yreka, for III
Ter well known tailor of this city, 9I
as over yesterday calling on old W
me friends. hui
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Clark Payne left the latter part n
the week for Oakland TO enter Sii
ne polytechnic school there for "
ne coming year. He will be with Us
is brother, Homer Payne, this b!
inter. IN
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Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Cochran en- 81
'rtained Evangelist Reynolds and 9TT
life and the quartette who are Us
olding evangelistic services at fJt
entral Point, at their home on u
very street with q dinner Satur- n
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