Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-22

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II. Dwyer, B. F. Skillman and
Harold F. Hubt.
Mrs. d. N. Davis, who vas
called to Sparks, New, by the i'll
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Grace
Cartmill, returned home last even.
ing, She was accompanied home
by Mrs. Cartmill and baby, the
former having entirely recovered
her health.
Mr. and Mrs. B o. Wallston
and Mrs. Weren, who have been
making an extended trip through
the North Atlantic states this
summer, returned home Tuesday
evening after a delightful sojourn
in the east.
Among upstate visitors to Ash
land registered at the local hotels
today are H. B. Yocom, Eugene:
L. II. Howe, Brownsville; o. c. /
Baker and wife, Mrs. Allace Ba-
ker, C. o. Baker, Roseburg; Louis
A. univerfelter, Grants Pass.
Charles f. Strickton, state en-
gineer, was an Ashland visitor
Wednesday.
Tourists to Ashland from dis
tance who are registered at the
local hotels are: Mrs. H. b. AL |
len and family, jamestown n. D.; |
F. W. Huber st. Louis, Mo-; s. G. |
North, Pocatello, Ida.
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IN a letter received yesterday
by W. NJ. Barber from his daugh- .
ter, Mrs. Earl j. Fraley OF Santa !
Maria. Calf, the latter stated Mr.. T.
and Mrs. B. r. Greer and daugh-
tiers, who left here by auto Sep
tember 4 for the south, had Wis
tied her in Santa Maria, and were
pulling out last Saturday morn
ing for Oxnard, a distance of $50 ,
or 200 miles, which they hoped
to cover that day.
Edwin MOwat leaves today for
Corvallis to enter o. A. @. for the
coming year.
Miss Ruth York, who has been
elected to teach school in Salem, /
left for her duties this week.
Guests today at the Hotel Co
lumbia from Dunsmuir are: o. d.
Brant, Jim Harris. c, W, Mowl,
W. C. Davis and C. Z. McCornie.
Ross Guiley of Eugene, who
came here in July to attend the
Moody Bible Institute and visit
with relatives and friends, left
this week for his home. Mr. Guiley
is fitting himself to enter the min
igtry, and will also become sing /.
ing evangelist.
Miss Amelia Esparza leaves this
week for Eugene where she may
enter the University Miss Es-
parza was teacher of Spanish in
the public schools of Eugene last
year, and has been spending the |
summer in Ashland at the home OF
A. C. Joy.
p. Dinhal, G. NJ Taylor, c. r.
Wallen, C. C. Gall, r. G. and NJ.
NJ. Now were guests at the Hotel
Columbia last night.
G. W. Benedict is spending the
week with old-time friends in
Douglas county where he was a /
'ormer resident While Ashland
s very dear to this estimable cit
zen, he enjoys reunion with his
many friends and acquaintances
n Douglas county, and once in so !
,ften pays them a visit.
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A. c. Joy is shipping a carload
# peaches this week 10 patrons in
Forest Grove and Hillsboro. Mr.. |
oy has been sending peaches to !
hese people for the past seven >
ears and has them so educated l
hat they will not be contented I
nth any but Ashland peaches. Ow- I
ng to the peach crop being light
a this section Mr.. Joy was unable
D fill the demands OF these people =
Tho have asked for car and a :
alf. The fruit he is sending, "
owever, is exceptionally fine. =
The county observance Of Arm Il
itice Day will be held this year
| Ashland, and Ashland Post, No.
4, American Legion, will have =
iarge of the events to take place
n that day. One of the import :
Mt features will be the distribu- q
on of the Oregon state medals,
nd every one entitled to one will
,ceive it on Armstice day, No n
ember IL. n
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Hartwig and
,ildrpn are newcomers to Ash