Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-17
FRIDAYS NEWS

FRIDAYS NEWS
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
took in about $50 at their New Eng
land dinner yesterday, which was held
in the Chautauqua Pioneer hall. The
event proved a delightfully."- social
feature as we'll as netting good
sum to the club. This dinner will
be an established feature on Armis-
tice day in the future.
Mrs. Ida Knapp, trained nurse
of Newburg, who has been on a
months vacation in Southern Ore
gon and California, visited at the
home of Mrs. Hattie Lynch on Lib
erty street for few days while in
this section.
Captain W. NJ. Drlsgs and Glenn
Simpson represented the Ashland
Post of the American Legion at the
observance OF Arm.stice Day in
Yreka.. They drove over and back
in the formers car yesterday
The Home Missionary Society of
the Talent Methodist church held its
semi-annual box opening in the
church at that town yesterday after
noon. A good program was present.
ed and an excellent attendance was
reported.
! A large engine got off the track in
the S. P. yards last evening, and re-
quired considerable work by the
crew to get 1t back.
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DR.. C. w. McFadden, a prominent
dentist of Duluth, Mimi, has given
up his work in that city and expects
to leave this week with his family
for Oregon and will take up his resi-
dence on a fruit ranch near Talent.
DIR. McFadden has owned this ranch
for some time, and has been pre-
paring 1t as a home for him and his
family as soon as he was ready to re-
tire from his profession.
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Murle Tilesher OF Fort Lander
dale. Fla, and Ralph Emery OF Haus
Kan, are guests from distance
stopping at the Hotel Columbia, 9th
er guests registered there are NJ
H. Cummings OF Corvallis and H. Ali
born of klamath Falls.
.
Otto Michel came il from Cottag'
Grove Yesterday to pay short yisi
with friends. He will remain in IN
city about a week.
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5 Dr. and Mrs. c. H. Day, Beryl Day
, Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Turner and II
, G. Moe comprise party from Day
: ton, Wash, stopping at the Hote
D Austin.
r At the Medford Chamber of Com
g merce forum luncheon Wednesda!
the members present unanimously
endorsed the project Of the summe
/ school to held in Ashland, on a mo
n tion by one OF the members.
= Washington guests registered a
n the Hotel Columbia last night com
o prised Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hubbard
q and Mrs. T. Laguee Of Wenatchee, A
d c. Dierker and Arthur Brunner o
IS Yakima.
Glenn McWilliams has sold hi
n home and acre OF ground on Wine
i. street to Burton A. Finch. Mr.. Fincl
= is a Baptist clergyman and durinl
=, the vacancy in the local church ha
been preaching there every Sunda,
:. morning. while occupying the Baptis
prsonage. Since a new minister ha
been called to that church, Mr.. Fincl
:, has moved his family out of the par
:, sonage to accommodate the new in
!, cumbent c. B. Lamkin made tn
sale through his agency.
% While returning from Hornbroo
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. and Mr'
: Frank Guislnger and family and
V. Wright and family ran onto a
4 overturned car on the summit or tn
d Siskiyous, in which two men ha
le been driving. One OF the party wa
d quite badly injured, and Mr.. Guisir
ger picked him up and brought hill
in to local hospital. while MI
ID Wright remained and assisted tn
ST other man to gather up his effect
According to their story the ca
skidded on the road and overturned
vi y D
ii Donald Ortit, director on the Z
70 lison- White seyen-day circuit. wa
Of the guest today at the home of M
II and Mrs. J. II. Fuller. Mr.. Ort
ie stopped off while on his way mort
lie to attend the homecoming of I'll
be University OF oregon.
to Mrs. r. C. Bailey, clerk in McNa
Brothers drug store, has been OF
for several days on account OF II
III ness.
n. Mrs. Mary B. Powers, vice presidel
r. of the W. C. T u. Children's Hon
tn Farm movement, arrived in Ashlar