Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10
LOCAL and PERSONAL
SATURDAYS NEWS


works is progressing satisfac
iorily, according to reports from
that city. The concrete walls fol
the power house. located on thu
north side of the river, are now
process Of construction, while tht
pouring of concrete in the forms
for the main portions OF the dam
IS continued daily, bringing the
walls up to where high water can
have little effect.
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A fine picture appeared in the
recent copy OF the Musical Ameri-
can Of DR.. Hollis f. Damn, a cous-
in of Mrs. J. II. Fuller of this
city. DR.. Damn was for many years
head Of the music department of
Cornell university, and is now the
newly appointed director of pub
lie school mueic IN the state Of
Pennsylvania.
Robert w. Osborn of the Oregon
tuberculosis association was
business visitor in Ashland yester-
day.
Tourists passing through Ash
land and stopping for a few days
at the Hotel Austin are George A.
Trimble, wife and child. and Miss
NJ. Armson o. Portage LaPrairie,
Canada Other Canadian guests
at this hotel are F. w. Gregory
Allen, wife ard child of Victoria,
j. G.
Mrs. T. l.. Brown and her young
son, who was born at a local hos
pltal two weeks ago, left last night
for their home in Dunsmuir. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Browns
mother, Mrs. Smith. who had been
staying in Ashland with her daugh-
ter.
Portland guests in Ashland over
night, stopping at the Hotel CO.
lumbia were w. NJ. Peterson, W.
S. Osborne and f. L. Bagley.
George Fannerly and l.. l.. Da-
mon of Medford had business in
Ashland yesterday afternoon.
Attorney Nellie Dickey was down
to the county scat today transact
ing business.
Mrs. l.. w. Rogers. a well known
pioneer resident OF Ashland, is
quite i'll at her home on Ohio
street.
!. o. Snider and G. L. Woelffle
were two Grants Pass business
men in Ashland yesterday.
l.. =. Brown and family left yes
terday morning for California,
where they will spend the winter
for the benefit OF Mrs. Browns
health.
George Gates and family OF
Great Falls, Mont, have leased
the Bell Roorl.ng house on, Fourth I
street and will carry on that bust
ness in place CT its former Lessee, 7
Mrs. p. N. Bgtcher.
California people registered at
the Hotel Austin are A. W Evans
and wife, Miss NJ. H. and Mrs. II.
Cash of Montague, Mr. and Mrs.
S. S. Morgan of Berkeley, Calder
Innes, E. L. Sutton, Ted Scanlan,
w. ]. Willis OF San Francisco, II.
r. Keene of Hornbrook. Other
guests are J. A. Johnson of Ia
coma, Mrs. G.. w. Tillotson Of
Glendale, w. S. Johnston Of Cres-
well, j. w. whitney and E. Fair
king.
Mrs. CliffoId jenkins and two
little daughters are in Grants Pass
this week visiting her mother and
sister, Mrs. Charles Hansen and
Mrs. Clarence Winetrout.
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The Ashland Lumber company
has increased its capital stock from
$4,000 to s25. 900.
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DR.. Mary Cole of Albany, who
has been the guest Of the G. W.
Benedict family and other friends
in Ashland for the past week, left 4
yesterday for her home.
Wilmer Hit of Hits. Califo
came over last evening to spend
the week end with friends in Ash
land. He will return home tomor-
row.
Mrs. p. N. Butcher, who has
been conducting the Bell Roomine
house on Fourth street, has given
up her lease and expects to leave
soon for California.
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John Dimmit of klamath Falls I
was an Ashland visitor this week. {
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The following well known teach
ers were unanimously chosen by
the Institute Body to be delegates
to the Oregon State Teachers AS '