Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-13
MONDAYS NEWS

MONDA1 . NEWS
y, Judge C. B, Watson, the formei
he we'll known Ashland citizen, bu
+, who has been making his home il
h Gold Hill recently, was in Ash
lr land Saturday, calling on friends
n and looking after business inter
ests in this city.
II Two trains passed through Ash
$ land, Saturday, carrying laundry
/ owners from all over the United
S States on their way to San Fran.
I. cisco, where the National Laundry
!, Mems convention meets. The con.
j. vention opens today and lasts all
week. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. French
D of the Ashland laundry left last
J night for the convention.
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S c. H. Corson and J.'W. House
| were business visitors in Ashland
Saturday from Grants Pass.
Guests stopping at the Hotel
Austin from the far east comprise
Buford H. Jones of Boston, Mass,
and X. A. Bunnell of Auburn. Me.
Other guests are ], N. Brown and
wife of Senard, Neb.
DR.. W. E. Mitchell of Medford
was in Ashland Saturday on bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Falls and son of
jamestown, N. D., are in Ashland
spending few days while making
a tour of the country in their auto
mobile. They are stopping at the
Hotel Columbia while in the city.
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Mrs. Belle SCHNEIDER OF Rose
bury is in Ashland this week,
spending a few days at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. c. r. Sans on Hell
man street.
In the football game between
the Medford and Klamath Falls /
high school teams, played on the !
latter's grounds Saturday after
noon, MedfOrd defeated the Falls
team by score of to 0. A fast
game was put up by both teams.
with friends.
Guests at the Hotel Columbia
number the following from varl-
GUS cities in Washington: G. p.
Patterson, II. Elmore and A. B.
Sherwood of Spokane; Jay s. Platt
and wife of Yakima; j. r. Berkey
of Seattle.
David Copperfield, an. Indian
from Klamath county, who was
tried at the federal court in Med
ford on charge OF arson, was
acquitted by the jury on the first
ballot, Saturday afternoon. Levi
Barney and Willie David, Indians,
charged with the theft of red ,
calf, were also acquitted Satur-
day.
Mrs. b. S. Lewman and daugh-
ter Golden, of Grants Pass were ,
down Saturday, spending the day 8
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NJ. G.. Reed of Ashland was the
honor guest at a dinner given by {
the men of Phoenix. Friday night, /
at which he gave an interesting t
account of his visit to New Zea-
land last year with the Chautau-
qua bureau. The occasion of the C
was the organization OF u
a Brotherhood of the Phoenix c
for which the following b
officers were elected: President,
Henry W. Frame; vice president,
A. W. Wheeler; secretary, Walter Z
Frazer Brown; treasurer, Andrew II
Hearn. Twenty-three men signed a
he constitution. W
G. H. Grover, who has been con- b.
lucting the Daisy Ranch dairy on
Mountain avenue for number of
'ears, has sold his cows, plant n
md good win to Mr.. Price of Med 81
ord, who will move over this week
md take possession of the busi-
less Mr. Grover. in turn, is 60 :"
ng to Medford. where he. in con ~ ~
lection with Delmar Frederick. "
lave bought out the Snyder ~
'reamery. and will conduct that
'uslness. Mr.. Grover will go to 4,
dedford this week. .,
A li-pound girl was born to DR.. "
md Mrs. Geo. j. KIM, Sunday af- :,
ernoon, October 10, at local !.
hospital. This makes the second "
,irl in Dr. Kinz's interesting fam
ly OF five. .,
+. l.. Whims. who has been limo :
ype operator in The Tidlngs Of -
ice for the past year, leaves to- :.
lay with his wife for Sacramento, :,
where they expect TO locate for "
he winter. They are making the :,
rip by automobile. "
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Major T. S. Dusenbury of Salem
vas in the city over last night and
While here attended the drill of
First company. o. N. G. at the ar
nory. This was only a neighbor-