Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-03
FRIDAYS NEWS


down at Gold Ray dam yesterday
FRIDAYS NEWS
j F. G. Stearns of Salem, who has
been the guest OF his son. H. A.
Stearns, in this city, for the past
week, has been visiting his other
sons, DR.. Robert W. Stearns OF
Medford and DR.. Ralph w. Stearns
of Grants Pass, before returning
to his home.
The city library has installed a
card index called the Sioux City
system, which does away with the
borrowers card and greatly sim
plifies the work of the librarians
The system is regarded with great
favor by those in charge of the
library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerl and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. c. DeGrand-
champ of Seattle are motor tour
lists stopping at the Columbia for
a few DAYS this week.
|. l.. Kellogg and wife OF Klam-
ath Falls and Mr.. end Mrs. p. II.
Carlson OF the Klamath Agency
were Ashland visitors yesterday
Rev. J. w. HOyt is in Grants
Passthis week spending few days
there In the interests of Sunday
school work.
California tourists stopping at
the Hotel Austin are T. o. VIII OF
Long Beach; r. Z. Hallawell,
Miss Anna Fiese OF San Francisco
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Camp OF
Fresno.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Real have
sold their farm in klamath cOun-
ty and have come over with their
children to Ashland to spend the
winter with Miss Blanche Hicks
of Pennsylvania avenue. Mrs. Real
is niece of Miss Hicks.
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Mrs. W. Clay Smith and family
hav moved into the Pratt resi-.
dence on Factory street where
they will make their home.
Rev. c. F. Koehler went to Med.
ford today to conduct the funeral
service for the late Jas. Tumy, who
died Wednesday, after a lingering
illness.
Stopping at the Hotel Austin
last night and today are James B
Shea of Portland, Mrs. S. King OF
Mehama, E. d. King of Slaytor
and R. c. King of Lyons.
c. w. Butler is moving his fam
lily this week from 143. Mechanic
street to house near the Helman
baths.
Fred H. Moeller and Harry To-
ger OF Yakima and John Ellis and
wife of Seattle are guests at the
Austion while stopping in Ash
land today.
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Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Sanborn OF
Mentor, Ohio, and Roy F.. Shnel-
der of Rochester, N. Y, are guests
from a distance stopping at the
Hotel Austin today.
"A. A. Marske, who recently pur-
chased a lot on the corner of Al
lison and Sherman streets from
Walter Everton, broke ground to-
day. for the erection Of new
home which he will build on his
purchase.
Z. c. Shelton and wife OF Scio,
Linn county, are visiting the for
mer's sister and brother, Mrs. F.
D. Yarbrough and G. L. Shell
ton, for a month or so. Mrs. Shell
ton has been in poor health and
will be under Doctors care while
in the city.
Columbia guests today are L. NJ.
Orange OF Portland, NJ. w. Bald
win of Wolf Greek, Harold Bram-
well of Ogden, Utah, Helen M.
White OF Alto, Mich, and Mary d.
Parker of Grand Rapids. Mich.
Owing to some misunderstanding
ing, Richard w. Montague, who
was billed to speak at the Lyric
theatre here last night under the
auspices of the Cox and Roosevelt
club, was scheduled at another
part of the state and could not be
present. o. p. Coshow Of. Rose
burg, candidate for attorney gem
eral, spoke on the League of Ma
tions in the place of Mr.. Montague. |
Other addresses we're delivered by
Rawles Moore, democratic nomi- I
nee for district attorney. and Geo. {
A. Mansfield. democratic nominee
for the legislature. A packed
house greeted the speakers.
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Mrs. E. c. Petit and-son, l.. c.
Petit. after an extended tour of