Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-12-22

days at Cambria Cedric Myer ex
pected to also Join them at Duns
muir and go south with the party.
Jack Brady and Melvin Kaegi cam
home from Eugene, Saturday, wher
they are students at the university
and will spend the holidays with thei
parents here.
t. X. Anderson OF Hornbrook wa
an over Sunday guest of Ashlant
friends.
Judge c. b. Watson was up from
Gold Hill over Sunday visiting Will
his many friends in this city.
Meredith Beaver and Fred Schuer
man are home from the University
of Oregon. spending the Christmai
holidays at their respective homes II
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hoyt, who wen
to Stockton. Calf. earlier In the
season to make an extended visit. re
turned home Saturday.
Edwin Mowat and Raymond Bad
ger are among the o. A. c. students
who have reached Ashland to spent
the Christmas holidays at their homes
here.
Californians stopping at the Hote
Austin are DR.. c. W. Manella of Los
Angeles, E. Cook and Clarence Fo,
of San Francisco, and Gladys Medlei
of Davis.
Mrs. A.. McCann and daughter oil
Hornbrook are in Ashland today or
a Christmas shopping trip.
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G. W. Bonnell OF Salem, repre-.
sentative Of the Western Union Tel.
egraph company, was In Ashland Sat
urday on business visit.
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Robert L. Vail and John Van Krum
OF Hits were business visitors in
Ashland. Saturday.
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The parcel post and food sale given
under the auspices of the westmin-
ster Guild OF the Presbyterian church
in Murphy's Electric Shop, Saturday
was great financial success. The
parcels met with such ready de-
mand that the stock was entirely
cleared out before noon. Thirty dol.
lars were netted by this sale, which
will be set aside for the building
fund.
Dick Shin, a student of the Uni
versity OF Oregon, arrived in Ash
land. Saturday, to spend the holi-
days with his friends here.
Miss Frances Briggs is home from
San Francisco where she holds po-
sition. She will remain for the holi-
day vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Briggs.
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D. P. Sergent of Weed, former
we'll known resident of Ashland, was
over Saturday renewing old-tme ac-
quaintances and looking after bust
ness interests.
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Mrs. H. Skpitalnick of Portland
arrived in Ashland yesterday and will
assist her husband, who is conduct
Ing the army store in the Allen
building.
The Methodist Sunday school pre-
sented a fine Christmas entertain
ment at the church last evening. A
large audience was present and en-
joyed the program rendered by the
various classes and members of the
school.
Mrs. Anne Stephenson, who is
spending the winter in Talent, was
up Saturday spending the day with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Crouch,
and doing some Christmas shopping.
Portland guests stopping at the
Hotel Austin are j. c. Myers, Roy
and H. A. Chandler and
wife. S. A. Wilton OF Wilton is also
guest at the Austin.
The funerad Of the late Rev. H. j.
zercher, who died at his home on
Granite street last Thursday morn
ng. took place this afternoon at ?
''clock from the Dodge undertaking
parlors. Rev. c. r. Koehler of the
Presbyterian church. conducted the
services. The body will be taken
his evening to Salem for burial by
Mrs. Zercher and her son, r. II. Ter
cher Of Dallas, who was called here
BY the death OF his father.
FRIDAYS NEWS