Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-10
Local and Personal

- went 10 Eugene SATURDAY W dt'Vhu
IIdI the ceremonials of the Shriners
held there that date, continued to
Portland to take dinner Sunday
are in with their daughter.
! Aus
} stop C. W. Akers OF hiamatn rams
70 tbe is in Ashland taking the mineral
fit of waters for rheumatism.
Mr. F. H. Crowson received the
,urna. sad news of the death of a sister
i, tbe who will be remembered by old
o. in. friends as Mrs. Joseph Beamer
4 sa- She died February 22 at Niagara
, was Falls.
The F. H. Crowson and j. f.
card Callahan families are just recoy-
rrival ering from the flu.
=. ~ Rev. C. F. Koehler, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, went to
- Central Point last evening to be-
- gin a series of evangelistic SER
vices there. Rev. Edgar, the pas
tor of the Central Point church,
filled the local pulpit last even
..,, ing.
viii Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Carpenter
}" "' we're called to Redding Saturday
plans hv rows of tbe death of tha for.
'"hse mers brother.
} the
Mon Troop /, under the leadership
latter of Scoutmaster Rigg, opened the
a CO. hiking season Saturday by going
be up into the mountains above Ash
as OF land and spending the day in the
Dhine open. The boys had lunch in the
egon, hills, one Of the Scout tests being
the cooking and preparing a meal
who over a campfire. About fourteen
idley boys were in the company.
I'd to
Yesterday w. NJ Policy and
family drove to the home of the
ster- formers sister, Mrs Hartley, be-
has low Talent and spent the day.
/ has
luar- The Ashland basketball team,
/ he accompanied by Coach Moore, re-
new turned home yesterday from Sa-
lem where they had entered the
Interstate tournament held there
e i'll during the past three days.
nd is
hos Mrs. Susie Allen recently closed
a deal in which the 2S12 acres
belonging to the State Bank was
y of purchased by NJ. Charles Hast and
ased lnez Z. Hast. This tract is locat
Bush ed on the new Pacific highway ex-
and tension southeast OF Ashland and
ASH consists of five acres of CONNER
cial orchard and the balance in
grain.
e of
Tor Mrs Tom Hill and Mrs. Jennie
), III Jones went down to Gold Ray dam
yesterday where they spent the
day
6 to-
mere Mrs +. L. Mcclure and Mrs. b
tely. p. Whitney were Medrord visitors
Saturday afternoon.
meal
uh- l.. Gartner came in last night
We'd from San Francisco with two ifne
eA- new Fagoel trucks. He drove
Itioh them up from San Francisco. 1t
took three days and half TO make
the trip The Faesol truck for
'oi' high speed on level loads and stur-
i'i'' dy power on heavy load climbs is
-'''' said to be far ahead of anything
'u'' yet put on this market. The new
trucks will be on display at Mr..
Gartner's store on East Main.
T. " W. H. McNair went to Portland
sunday from eugene where he mad
InsS teen attending the Shriners GER
emorinal. He will attend bust
. - ness in the former city for a few
,.,,. days.
'"' Mrs. Maud Evans who has been
''' laid up with the flu for two weeks,
.neu is again able to be about, having
n'' taken a ride up town this after
'''' noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ]. Tanner,
''' of Wenatchee, Wash, old friends
'''' and neighbors of the editor of
''' the Tidings came In this morning
'"O and will spend today and tomor
and