Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-25

here after trying to live else
where, but no place suits us as
well as Ashland, and we have
come to stay here finally this
time" she went on. In speaking
OF Ashland being dry at the pres
ent time, Mrs. Duncan says that
compared to other places this is
blooming oasis. Mr.. Duncan is
expected in tomorrow with the
family car, but Mrs. Duncan and
the children could not wait to
come by that slow route, and came
ahead by train.
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Eugene s.. Willis of Southern
California has today purchased
through the Staples Realty office
a residence and half acre on Penn
avenue from Delbert Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Shepherd
got in last night from Bartlett
Springs, in California, where they
had been spending a week or ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Crisp and
Glenn Leybold are back from a
vacation spent at Crater lake and
other points east OF Ashland.
Kenneth Miner returned last
evening from Berkeley and will
spend a few days in Ashland be-
lore continuing to his home in
Bend. Mrs. Miner will remain
in Berkeley for some time yet Wis
iting friends.
Joe Green Is looking after the
Stock undertaking business while
Mr.. Stock and his assistant, Miss
Helene Biede, are sojourning for
a few days at their camp at the
Lake of the Woods
The Staples agency today sold
| Mr.. C. o. Buffers l0-acre pear
orchard east of town to Mr.. d. W.
Grant from Wenatchee. This is
one of the best pear orchards in
the valley and has fine improve
ments.
p. S. Provost is back from
lreka where he had been attend
ing business for the past two or
three days.
Mr. and Mrs. J, NJ. Alnutt and
little daughter have returned to
their home in klamath Falls af-
Ter paying visit to friends in
Ashland.
Mrs. George Cyester and chill
dren, who are visiting friends in
Ashland from Oakland, will leave
this evening for Portland to pay
few days visit with Mrs. eyes
ter's father, after which they will
again return to Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Paulserud
leave tonight or in the morning
for a trip to the Lake of the
Woods. They will remain over
Sunday.
The grocery store belonging to
C. o. Walters at Talent was rob
bed last night of $35, it is learned,
when thieves broke one of the
large plate glass windows in the
front OF the building and reached
through to the punch board where
they secured the coin. The noise
of the breaking glass reused Har-
ry Mason, who lives near by, and
his arrival on the scene scared
the marauders away, it is stated,
before they entered the building.
Edwin Mowat and II. +. Bad
ger, assistant scoutmasters to the
Boy Scouts, will GO to the vaca-
tion camp at the Lake of the
Woods tomorrow to take out sup
plies and further equipment. Mr..
Mowat expects to return home
in the evening, but Mr.. Badger
will remain over the coming week.
Mrs. Marian Sheperd has come
to Ashland from Bend and will
make an extended stay in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Geibel
of San Francisco are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
ON Palm avenue, and will remain
here for a couple of weeks. Mr..
Geibel is head of the electrical en-
gineers of the Southern Pacific,
and Mrs. Geibel is a cousin of Mr..
Porter.
Prof. Leland A. Coon, who has
been director OF the summer
school of music in Ashland for
the past two months. left last
night for Eugene During his
stay here Mr.. Coon has made