Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-01

S. A. Bradney, OF Rock Springs
Wyo., are in Ashland and are at
present guests at the home OF Mrs.
George Robson on Laurel street.
II is their intention to remain In
Ashland all winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Richie
and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Tobin OF
San Jose are guests of friends in
Ashland this week
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Mrs. Myra Mcneil OF Fullerton,
Calf, who is visiting old-time
friends in Ashland at present, has
come here from Ridgefield, Wash,
where she and her five sisters had
been holding family reunion at
the home of one of the six Brown
sisters" as they were known in
their youth. These are Mrs. Jen-
ME Wilson OF Ridgefield, Wash,
Mrs. Myra Mcneil of Fullerton,
Calf; Mrs. Mary Harlan of Sara,
Wash; Mrs. Sarah L. Frieday OF
Rising Sun, Neb. Mrs. Kate S.
Needham of Port Angeles, Wash,
and Mrs. Matte B Clark of Ant
lers, Colo. These women were
raised in Indiana, and are the
mothers OF IS children, AZ living
grandchildren and one great
grandchild. Four are widows and
all have been successful teachers,
Mrs. Needham is now the only one
pursuing that vocation. She holds
position in the Port Angeles
public school. 1t is not usual for
so many sisters TO reach maturity
and be able to gather together in
reunion.
Word from Mrs. James Bar
rett, who is critically i'll in Taco
ma, was received this morning by
her son, Howard Barrett, which
stated that his mother was I'M
proving slightly and that the doe
tors consider she will be out of
immediate danger in a few days
If she continues to improve as she
has the past day or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. w X. Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Drew came
over from Derry, in klamath
county, yesterday and will spend
a week with friends in Ashland.
They are former well known res
idents of this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Crouch are
away this week SPENDING few
days vacation at Crater lake.
Mrs. c. A. Borah will leave Mon
day morning for Southern Cali
fornia for vacation trip.
Word was received by Mrs. c. .
H. Brown that her son Clyde
passed the examination for engin-
eer, and that he and his wife are
now on vacation through Southern
California and will extend their
trip as far as New Orleans.
A light rain fell yesterday af-
ternoon and well into the night
which has done much to rfresh ;
lawns and gardens. If the rain
had lasted much longer and had
been many times heavier it would
have really been of much bnefit to
the country. As it is, it is a case
of small favOrs thankfully re-
ceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Peil got
home yesterday from Scott's VAL
ley, in California, where they had
been making a business trip '
through the past week. {
Mrs. w. E. Sanford will leave
tomorrow for San Francisco Z
where she will consult a special
ist for her health. During her
absence her children will visit at
the H. L. Moore farm near Ash
land.
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Mr. and Mrs. Steve Steidel of
Ladysmith, Wis, arrived in Ash
land this morning and will be ]
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Schuerman on First street.
Mr.. Steidel is cousin Of Mr..
Charles r. Rose and family and
George Rose and family are back
from their vacation which was
spent at Lake OF the Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Leland and h
who caEe to Ashland W
last week with the body of Mrs. II
Leland's father, the late o. c. Tiff ~ ~
fany, for burial, left last night for oI
their home in Portland. While M
in this city Mr.. and Mrs Leland W
disposed of the Tiffany residence =,
on Granite street which ~