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

roads are in very good condition.
MONDAYS NEWS
j. H. Provost is moving into the
residence ON Oak street recently
purchased by ]. w. Mccoy from
Mrs. B. l.. Sherwin.
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The usual gate removing, sign
exchange jokes were played about
in the city for Halloween last
night. No great damage was re-
ported to the local police, possibly
the greatest annoyance suffered
by the business houses was that
of soaping the windows. especial
ly in the North Main street dis
trict, where the light were few
and far between.
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Hon. Ben c. Sheldon was a Wis
itor to Ashland today from Med
ford.
There will be numerous short
speeches by Ashland folks at Pio-
neer Hall during Tuesday evening,
while election returns are being
read. Rev. A. C. Edwards will be
one OF the speakers. Hot coffee
and doughnuts will be served. A
general good time for all.
J. F. Place started yesterday for
Sah. Francisco in his Nash car,
expecting to be gone about two
weeks. He was accompanied as
far as Gerber by Glenn Rhodes.
Mrs. L. Z. Gould of Fort Win
gate. N. NJ, arrived in Ashland
yesterday and will make an extend
ed visit at the homes OF her sis
ters, Mrs. II. w. Andrews and Mrs.
Arthur G. Adams.
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Mrs. J. II. Fuller has been en-
gagged to lead the choir in the
Presbyterian church, and that con-
gregation enjoyed her first APP
pearance in that capacity yester-
day at both services.
Mrs. f. c. Petit and son Leon
ard, who returned to Ashland af-
ter spending the past summer in
points in California, are moving
into the Danford residence at 12G
Manzanita street, which will be
their home.
w. S. Stennett ard family and
Geo. Watson and family motored
over the California line and had
picnic dinner near Hornbrook,
Sunday.
George E. Carroll and Henry NJ.
Schlosser OF Klamath Falls were
Ashland business visitors Satur-
day.
Mrs. T. j. Mackey and little son
are visiting with relatives in San
Francisco. They expect to re-
main there possibly until the holi-
days.
Mrs. Frank Reed spent Satur-
day in Ashland from the Talent
district.
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Harrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hoover, Mrs.
c. II. Pierce, j. p. Carson and sis
ter, Meade Hoover and Mr.. Ho-
bart of the Depot Hotel comprised
a party who went fishing down
to the Gold Ray dam yesterday.
This proved to be their lucky day,
and they returned home with abotu
so trout and a 3S-pound salmon.
Reports from the Pacific high
way state that all but about three
miles of the paving is laid south
of Ashland to the California line.
With three or four weeks Of good
weather, this stretch of paving can
be completed this year.
Max Camps, who has been in
Ashland for three or four days,
stopping with his mother, Mrs.
C. E. Abbott, returned to his
home in Yreka yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Morris are
back from their hunting trip to
Eastern Oregon, where they went
o couple'of weeks ago in the hope
OF capturing mule deer. Their
quest was unayailing, however. as
the deer were always ahead, of
them. They chased the fleet
footed animals for 40 miles. they
claim. but never caught up with
them.
Mrs. Ackley Of Camp Lewis, who
has been visiting her daughter and
son in Ashland during the past
week, has returned to her home.
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Mrs. T. A. Franco is spending
a week or so in San Francisco, Wis