Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-21
LOCAL And PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS


senger brakeman by the name OF
Brazau in the park Sunday night
on a serious charge. The case
was heard yesterday Afternoon be-
fore the police judge and the man
was bound over to await the ac-
tion of the grand jury under $1,000
bail.
Deputy Sheriff +. Z. Lucker of
Eugene came TO Ashland last night
TO take into custody r. S. Rankin
wanted in that city for making
away with a motorcycle secured
from the Cycle Supply company.
Rankin who was formerly in the
employ of an eating house in Eu-
gene, contracted with the cycle
company TO buy an Indian motor
cycle, and after making the first
payment he took it out one even
ing on the preteXt of trying out the
machine, but failed to return. He
was located here with the ma
chine through the local officers. |
The deputy sheriff left this morn
ing with his man.
Kenneth Lilly, student of
Stanford University and noted
athlete of that institution, has
arrived home to spend the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. Ada Clark of East Main
street is home from a six weeks
visit spent in Albany and Eugene.
G. |. Bennett of the Golden
Rule mine in California, was an
Ashland visitor yesterday.
Howard Chaplin of Brockway-
vile, Pa, was guest yesterday
of his cousins, the Misses Niver,
Mr.. Chaplin had been in the spruce
division service in the northwest
during the war, and since the ar
mistice was signed had been in
business in Portland. He is ex-
pecting to return to his home in
the east, but is at present taking
al automobile trip with a party
OF Portland friends extending from
San Francisco to Seattle. The
party remained over night in Med
ford and will leave from there to-
day for Crater Lake.
Mrs. Anne Stevenson and grand
Marjorie Crouch, came
home yesterday morning from
Portland where they had been
spending the past month or so.
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H. E. Bonham, nephew of
Thomas Bonham, a veteran of the
Civil War, who resides here, is in
Town looking after his uncle's in
Ierests.
Mr.. Mccoy, a brother of Abe {
Mccoy of C street, with his wife I
has come to- Ashland from Okla
homa and will make his home
here.
Mrs. Lockhart of eastern Wash \
ington is in Ashland looking up Il
a location for a home. Her hus- 1
band, who is an extensive rancher v
In Washington, is in poor health, a
and they are anxious to try this q
climate and the mineral waters il
here.
Mrs. VIII NJ. Dodge has gone to f
Portland to visit with her mother "
Tor month or so. u
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Miss Ethel Troutfether returned II
lome yesterday from San Fran b
'isco where she had been spend d
ng a week or so. She stated that
while the city was delightful, the
Weather was uncomfortably cool. b
Claude Millet is home from 81
everal weeks soiourn with his n
ather at Fossil where he has ex- r,
ensive property. tt
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Miss Callie Vogeli, stenogra- nj
her in the city schools, was in II
ashland today from her home in o,
'alent NJ
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Mrs. Carl Megerley OF Rogue .
iiyer was up yesterday and spen, :.
he day with Ashland friends. :
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c. W. Scar, well known mer- ~
hant of Albany, and his family
re enjoying a camping outing in .,
he auto park this week. After =
pending several days here they .
viii 90 to Crater Lake before re- u
urning to their home.