Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
FRIDAYS NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Morgan ar
planning on celebrating their gold
en- wedding anniversary at thei
LONE on Mountain avenue mex
Tuesday. The event will be OBJ
served by the appearance Of al
their children, who are expected
to be present from afar.
Mrs. II. Hash is having her res
idence on Helman street repaint
cd and repapered and otherwise
rcmodeled this spring. WheI
completed the Improvements viii
make an attractive appearance.
Mrs. G. c. McAllister expects
to leave today for the ranch neal
Grants Pass where she and hel
family will join Mr.. McAllister
who has preceded them, and will
spend the summer.
/ j. Henry Provost has gone to
Berkeley to spend a three weeks
vacation.
Enid Palmerlee, oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Palmer
lee, underwent an operation in a
local hospital this week for ade-
mold and tonsil trouble. She is re-
ported making a good recovery.
The Staples agency is forging
ahead with number OF first
class real estate deals to its credit
which have been completed this
week. The sale OF the Austin
hotel property to Mr.. Winburn of
New York was made though this
agency. Another was the sale of
the Z. l.. Mackey place on b
street to +. F. CarmOny.
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Walter Ross of Siletz is spend
ing a few days in Ashland this
week, the guest of his daughter,
Miss Alma Ross, one of the teach
ers in the Junior high school. Miss
Ross will accompany her father
to her home at the close of school.
Mrs. w. /. Humphreys OF Rose
tuIg. who was operated on at a
local hospital about two weeks
ago, is reported much improved.
She is still confined to the hos
pital.
Mrs. Guy Good of Dunsmuir is
an Ashland visitor this week,
About 20 automobiles contain
ing tourists from various sections
OF the country were camped in
the local auto camp this week.
The tourist season is not sup
posed to have rightly begun, but
from present Indications it will
reach large proportions before
the summer is ended.
Bert Mackel and family, who
have been Ashland residents for
the past two years, started for
Portland this morning where they
expect to locate. They are max
ing the journey in the family au-
tomobile.
Mrs. j. NJ. Small and son Ross
viii, leave tomorrow for their
ranch at Sumner Lake in Lake
county. They will return to Ash
land in the fall, as the latter has
one more year in high school here.
Miss Leona Lennox OF the '19
class, Ashland high school, has
completed her course in Heald's
Business college in Sacramento,
and has accepted a position as
stenographer with the State Fair
Commission at the fair grounds,
in Sacramento.
MIR. and Mrs. H. G. Eastman
and children started this after
neon in their family car for their
home in Modesto, Calf, after
lew days visit with friends in
Ashland. During their stay here
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman were en-
Tuesday evening by Miss
lydia Mccall, and Wednesday
evening by Miss Gertrude Biede.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wehrlie
md granddaughter started this
afternoon on an automobile trip
o Eastern Oregon. They expect to
'emain away a month.
The dates of the millinery school
innounced to take place in Ash
and May 81 and June 1 and 2,
lave been changed to June Z, s
nd 3. This school will be held
n the Temple OF Truth on the
on these dates.
William Addison Of Independ-
nee, a former we'll known citizen
f Ashland, was in the city this
Teek calling on old time friends
While Mr.. Addison has been away I
rom this city a number OF years,
e still has a kindly feeling for
he old home town, and he let
ali some slight hints to his friends