Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-14

recently purchased from Mrs. G.
Allen. The sale was made By
Mrs. Conner and the purchaser
was o. Severance, well known
resident of Ashland
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Mark Smith, passenger brake
man running between Ashland
and Gerber, has been laid up at
his home for the past few days
with a combination OF mararia
and grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stock came in
Thursday night from the Lake OF
the Woods where they had been
spending a couple of days prepar-
ing their summer cottage for the
later exodus OF the family who
will sOjourn there at intervals this
summer. They report the lake is
taking on quite resort appear
ance, and that already many Ash
land people have gone out there.
Among these are the George Gil
let's, the T. W. Sanfords, the Wal
do Klums, the c. II. Veghtes, and
many others. Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.
Huls and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bar
rett have been to the lake, and
recently returned, beside the 9TH
ers who went out this week.
In the write1up of the street pa
rade and pageant communicated
10 the Tidlngs yesterday mention
OF the Boy Scouts was omitted.
These boys had worked hard to
make a presentable showing, and
deserve much credit for their fine
apI earance in the Parade.
Fred Neil, who has been in Ash
land for several days this week
on a business trip and visiting his
family here, has returned to Fort
Klamath.
Frank Crouch, of the Swift &
Co. office in Ashland, has gone
TO Portland to spend several days.
On his return he will bring back
Marjorie, who has been the guest
OF he raunt in that city for sew
oral weeks.
Mrs. Walbridge left today for
Montague where she will visit
her daughter, after which she eX-
poets to go to Oakland to make 1
her home.
G. w. Loosely is erecting new
garge at his home on Oak street. |
d. B. Gold and family of SpOk- /
ane are among the campers in the
auto park this week. Mr.. Gold
is searching for a home in Ash
land, and if he can secure one
will remain here permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Thomas will .
leave Sunday for a few days ex-
cursion to Crater Lake and points
in that vicinity.
The national encampment OF /
the Grand Army Of the Republic
scheduled to meet in Atlantic
City, n. j., in September, has been
changed to Indianapolis, Ind. A
number OF the members Of Burn
eide Post of Ashland are contem-
plating making the trip at that
time to the encampment.
George w. Cornell Of Weed, a
fireman for the Southern Pacific
company, has come to Ashland
and will run out from this city.
While here he is stopping at the
home OF +. d. Yarbrough on
Scenic Drive.
Mrs. Oliver Williams of Oak
land, Calf; who passed through
ashland several weeks ago on her
way to Canada, returned this
morning and will visit Miss Mona
Hall for several days.
Miss Wanda Bashland is in
Ashland from Oakland, Calf, and
will spend several days visiting
here. She is a niece of Mrs. Wal
Ter Frulen and Mrs. A. c. Liv-
ingstOn.
The body of the infant son OF
DR.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Dowd,
whose death occurred on the train
when the mother was coming tn
Ashland Wednesday, was sent to
their home in Riverside, Califp
this morning for burial. DR.. and
Mrs. Dowd will follow in their au-
tOmObile.
Mrs. Margaret Hall, who has
been visiting in Southern Cali
fornia since last February, re-
turned to her home in Ashland
this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Orres ana
daughter Edna, Grant Selby and
Iyern Keller composed party
who drove to Grants Pass yester-
day afternoon, returning home
late last night.