Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-12-01
LOCAL and PERSONAL
MONDAYS NEWS

MONDAYS NEWS
r. D. Wright OF Roseburg had
business in Ashland over the week
end.
A large number of Ashland young
people attended the dance held In
the Odd Fellows hall in Talent last
Saturday night.
Miss Gladys Hasting, who has been
living for the past year with her
brothers in Ashland, left this morn
ing for Portland to make her home
with her sister during the coming
winter.
The old telegraph poles on North
Main street IN front of the new Ford
garage building are being removed
today in preparation for the city to
widen the pavement along that
stretch. This work will begin shortly.
Orville Click of Merlin is a busl-
ness visitor in Ashland. Mr. Click
is stopping with his father-ln-law,
]. NJ. Beaver, while in the city.
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Mrs. Tom Hill was down to Talent
yesterday spending the day with
friends.
The pictures illustrating scenes
from the lives OF the Pilgram
Fathers. presented at the Methodist
church last evening were exception
ally fine and were viewed by large
audience.
|. w. Ingram was in Ashland. Sat-
urday, from Grants Pass on business.
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Mrs. Galbralth and daughter Ber-
nice, OF Rogue River, were recent
guests at the home of the formers
mother. Mrs. Levi Stevens.
Mrs. Rena Sutton and brother,
Charles Rogers, were over from
klamath Falls, called here by the
serious illness OF their step-mother,
Mrs. Catherine Rogers, whose death
occurred Saturday.
d. A. Applegate OF the Wells Far
go Express company. was called to
Drain during the past week by the
death of his brother, Ross Applegate.
which occurred Thanksgiving Day.
The funeral OF the late Mrs H. s.
Emery took place this afternoon from
The home on Helman street at 2
O'Clock Private services were con-
Quoted by Rev C. F. Koehler. pas
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burial was made in Mountain View
cemetery.
A. Johnston was business caller
from Hits, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. b. Gilmore was over from
Hornbrook, Saturday, shopping at the
Ashland stores
Jack Edwards and j. Brown of
Oakland. Calf, had business in Ash
land. Saturday. and were registered
at the Hotel Columbia.
Hotel Austin guests are ]. Haven
sheet, of Miami, Fla; W. NJ. Simons
and wife and E. B. Nelson of Seattle;
p, H. Miller of San Francisco; F. w.
Smith, of Gladstone; N. C. Titus of
Berkeley, A. A. Moen Of Chicago.
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The weather promised for the COM
ing week will be unsettled, with oc-
casional rains in Washington. Oregon
and Northern California. The tenn
perature will be normal according
TO the forecast issued by the depart
ment of agriculture weather bureau.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Eberhart and
daughter arrived last night from
Doris, Calf, and will spend several
days here with friends and looking
after business matters. They made
the trip by automobile and report the
roads of northern California in very
bad condition, especially between
Hornbrook and Montague.-Grants
Pass Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McDermid, whose
wedding was recent social event In
Portland are visiting in Ashland
with the latter's mother, Mrs. NJ. s.
Multi. They will remain here some
time previous to their departure to
their home in Honolulu.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Losher and
Melvin s. Emery Of Portland are in
Ashland. called here by the death Of
Mrs. II. S. Emery, mother OF Mrs
Losher and Mr. Emery.
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Guests from the north visiting Ash
land and stopping at the Hotel CO.
lumbia are John ]. Herman, F. Jor-