Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

TUESDAYS NEWS
W. C. sanderson and family of
PetalumA, Calf, are spending a
Few days in Ashland. The San
derson family were former resi-
dents OF this city and state they
expect to return in the spring to
remain here.
II. P. Pote and wife, D. w. Pote
and Lelah Pote of Eugene were
Ashland visitors yesterday.
Chief OF Police J w. Hatcher is
taking a l5-day vacation, starting
this week. He spent yesterday,
however, attending grand jury in
session at Medford.
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Guests stopping at the Hotel
Austin today include the follow
ing from Portland: Frank NJ.
Barrett, Bessie Tyree, ]. Forsythe,
NJ. F. Hatfield. John ]. Englehartt
and Burt Flood Other guests at
this same hotel are L. NJ. Shelter
Sand wife Of Colfax, Wn; w. f.
Dodge and wife of Dunsmuir;
Thomas w. Darchenger and fam
lily. Center. N. D.; S. NJ. Lee. T.
Sadler, wife and daughter.
w. D. Gill and family drove over
to Yreka, Sunday, to visit with
friends.
Leland S. Brophy OF Medford
was up yesterday transacting bust
ness.
W J. Conley of Dunsmuir was
in Ashland yesterday, in search of
home for his wife and family,
who wish to come to this city
next month to live
Mrs. Clark of San Francisco Is
spending few days in Ashland,
the guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Broughton.
Mayor c. b. and Mrs. Lamkin
were over Sunday visitors to their
ranch near Montague.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Ross and
son Raymond of Otis, Colo, ar
rived in Ashland this week and
will spend a few days here visiting
the formers brother, j. NJ, Ross.
of North Main street.
Only about a months work Is
required to complete the stretch
OF paving the oskar Huber Con-
struction company is building on
the Pacific highway south of Ash
land But this months work is
. being sadly hampered by the bad
weather of the past week or two
The snow on the mountain at pres
ent has compelled activities there
10 suspend, and the rains in the
valley have brought about the
same. results. This delay, II is
. stated, will probably throw back
the work so that il will be close
to the first of the year before the
stretch from the city limits to the
California state line is completed.
j p Campbell OF klamath Falls
is a business visitor in the city for
few days this week,
The Hotel Columbia guests reg
istered are: A. c. Soave of San
Francisco; c. B. Edwards and wife
OF Dunsmuir; Robert W. Holland,
Harlowton, Mont ]. F. Jacobs
and wife, Oakland. c, H. Corson
and F. Y Mertz of Grants Pass.
Mrs. J. b. Wilson of Sacramento
is tuest this week at the home
OF her parents, Mi and Mrs. o.
W Long.
Roasting ears fresh from the
garden the nth OF October are
not usual, even in this land OF de-
lightiul climate. but such an oc-
currenee took place at the home of
l. f. Stennett last Sunday. when
he and his family enjoyed a feast
\of sweet corn from their garden.
Vhe corn was tasty. they state. as
Vat raised earlier in the season
,atp't time roasting ears are sup
10 be gathered.
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nd Mrs. +. z French came
\st night from San Fran
ere they had been last
nding the National Laun-
convention in session
body OF The late Attorney
Spalding will be shipped this
Lg TO Goldendale, Wash,
interment will be made at
---s>former home Funeral ser
vices were held yesterday after
noon al 2.30 o'clock from the
Dodge undertaking parlois. con-
Quoted by Rev. W. Z. Bean Of the
Christian church.
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Ward Hammond. who has been
working for the Weed Lumber
company at Weed during the past
summer. is home spending a few
weeks with his parents. Rev and