Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-16

w. h, Genack, special repre-
sentative of h. l.. Polk & Co., di-
rectory publishers, arrived in
Ashland, Saturday, and today be
Gins canvassing the city in the
interest of his publication. The
company will this year publish a
directory of Jackson county.
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A fine new illuminated sign is
being installed on the Citizens
bark, which is an attractive ad-
dition to that building, as well
as improving the appearance OF
that section of the city.
Among the young people from
Southern Oregon who will be
graduated from the University of
Oregon this year will be Miss
Mary Mathes of Ashland, Donald
h. Newbury, Thora l.. Smith and
Mary TruaX of Medford. The
graduation exercises will mark
elimination of a four-day COM
mencement season. This will be
the fourty-fourth commencement
in the history of the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redifer of Drain
arrived Saturday and will visit
their three SONS, +. W, Vernon
and Andrew Redifer,
Rev. D. d. Edwards, Mrs.
Sllngerland and Thornton Wiley
will leave today for Salem to at
tend the Nazarene Assembly
which will be in session there this
week.
Tom Acklin leaves today for
Klamath Falls, where he goes to
take charge Of the grocery store
which John Enders recently pur-
chased from Roberts & Whit
more.
Mrs. Helen Marks, a former res
idcnt of Ashland, but now of Port
land, was a visitor in the city
over Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dodson re-
turned Sunday from an extended
soiourn in the south.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Pigney, who
have been residents of Ashlant
for some time past, have sold
their place on Orange avenue ant
will leave for the north tomorrow
They will visit their daughter il
Cosvallis for some time, after
which they expect to secure
home in Albany.
Mrs. Simons is back from
Brownsville, where she had beel
making a visit at the home of he
son.
Miss Jessie Rose, who has beel
ever in klamath county looking
after her homestead there, is bacl
in Ashland. After Hsiting will
/ her mother and brothesr here
She will return to Corvallis. wher
she holds a government position
in the o. A. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. o.. II. johnson
carry Off the palm in raising
sweet peas this summer, at thei
home on North Main street
These peas We're planted in Octo
her of last year, thus affordinI
them an early start, and at tn
present time are about three fee
high and q mass of exquisite
bloom. Mr.. johnson has a beau
tiful boQuet of these flowers il
his jewellery store that attract
much attention and praise from
visitors.
/ DR.. II. b. Moore is entirely re
covered from his recent Hines
ana is back at his office in tn
First National Bank building. III
opened his office for his proies
sional duties today.
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The case in circuit court las
week of Staples ys. Rocho ha
been dismissed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beeson was dow
in Talent yesterday visiting rela
tiyes there.
j. NJ Casebeer and wife hay
purchased the Mrs. Silsby resi-
dcnce on Third street, where the,
expect to reside. The deal wa
made by the Billings agency.
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Miss Isolene Campbell was
weekend guest OF Mis- Helen Ad
pmson at her home in Talent.
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Mr. and Mrs. O'Kelly OF Rogu
River we're among the out OF towi
visitors to Ashland, Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Houston o
klamath Falls are guests Of MI
fnd Mrs. Beeson at their hom
near Talent.
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. Miss Gertrude Cox Is back a
d. her Mace on the clerical form