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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-12-29

in Grants Pass yesterday, attending
the teachers institute of the Jose.
phine county schools.
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Miss Elsie Alexander, who has been
visiting relatives in Canada for the
past year, has returned 10 Ashland.
Miss Alexander makes her home with
her aunt, Mrs. ]. b. McRae.
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Mrs. "A. $. Emigh and Mrs. r. 7.
Wilson spent yesterday afternoon as
callers in Medford.
Henry H. Gettelman of Los An
geles arrived in Ashland yesterday
He will be connected with the U. s.
Army store in this city.
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Mrs. H. NJ. Channell will leave this
evening for Portland to spend Christ
mas with friends. She expects to be
gone for two or three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Stiles and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Z. Bumyard of Spokane com.
prise party OF tourists passing
through Ashland on their way south
They stopped over night at the Ho,
tel Austin.
George Faverby OF Grants Pass was
a business visitor in this city yes.
terday.
Lee Patterson, who has been con
nected with the Oskar Huber Con
structlon company in Ashland for the
past year and a half, left this weel
for Salem and Portland. Mr.. Pat
terson has presumably. finished hl'
work in this vicinity.
The public schools closed this Of
ternoon for the holiday vacation o.
one week In most OF the rooms ap
propriate exercises for Christmas
were held. School will again con
vene the first Monday after New
Years, January 8.
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c. A. Eliason is seriously i'll at hit
home on Laurel stref. His condi
tion was not considered improved
this morning, according to reports
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CANADIANS SEEK
HOME IN ASHLAND

H. S, Miller and wife, Mrs. NJ A.
Miller and Mrs. S. b. Robards of Wa
tertown. Sask., Can, arrived in Ash
land, Saturday. and are at present
guests at the Hotel Austin. Mr.. Mil
Ter was former business man in
Watertown. About ten years ago
he picked up some literature issued
by the Ashland Chamber of Com
merce, which impressed him so much
he was half way tempted at that time
to sell out his business and come to
this city to live He did not do so
then, but has always kept the advan-
tages of this climate in his mind,
thinking some day he would come
here with his family The health OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Miller has been failing
during the past few years, until they
decided they would ieaye for Ash
land before the winter set in too Sc
verely in that rigorous climate. Mr..
Miller. therefore, sold out his bust
ness and he and party have come to
Ashland to locate. They will prob
ably first find a lfome. after which
Mr.. Miller will undoubtedly so into
business in this city.
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Childrcn's Christmas Party.

The children of the Cradle Roll
and Beginners departments of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
were entertained with their mothers
at a Christmas party Thursday af-
ternoon in the church parlors. A
Christmas program was given by the
children, after which the children en-
joyed games and the mothers and
teachers spent Il social time to-
gether. Refreshments were served
at the close of the afternoon.
Mrs. Howard is superintendent of
the Cradle Roll and Mrs. +. S. Engle
superintendent of the Beginners de-
partment, with Mrs. Myer, Miss lso-
lene Campbell and Miss Frances Pratt
as assistants.
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VOTERS MAY RESTRAIN
DOGS RUNNING At LARGE

Oregon voters may Keep dogs from
running at large in any county, cleo
ton precinct or city by majority
vote at any general or special cleo
tion. points out Roy r. Hewett, ol
the o. A. c. political science depart
ment. The vote will be ordered or
petition signed by 100 or more legal
voters OF county. i5 or more Of elec.
tion precinct. or 12 or more Of in
corporated town.
II owners allow dogs TO run at
large unmuzzled after electors vote
a against it. they are subject TO a fine
OF $40 for first offence and s25 for
each succeeding offense It is the
duty OF the law-enforeing officer to
kill all dogs found at large unmuz-
zled,
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a brother-in-law OF w. e. Carlton
who recently bought the J. H. Fuller
ranch near Talent, and he expects to
soon take possession of his new pur-
chase. G. B. Lamkin made the sale
through his agency.
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J. B. Leach, an elderly resident oi
this city was the recipient of a Christ
mas present of box of tooth pow
der and tooth brush. AS Mr.. Leach
has no teeth he is at loss what to
do with his gift
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dozler are in
Ashland from Bray, Calf, spending
the holidays with relatives.
WI. Dougherty and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrison were
the dinner guests OF the f. R. Rob
erts family in Medford, Christmas
day.
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THURSDAYS NEWS

An event of unusual interest oc
cured in Ashland last Friday when
Rev. and Mrs. william Johnson OF
Almond street celebrated their sixty
fourth wedding anniversary No un-
usual demonstration was given at the
Johnson home, marking the event
save the gift OF some handsome
blooming plants, one from the mem
bers of the Good Cheer class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school Of which
Mr.. Johnson has been the teacher for
many years, and another from
other friends, while the children OF
this worthy couple also remembered
their parents anniversary with many
tokens of love. While Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson have passed the allotted span
of life, they both enjoyed the occas-
ion which marked long and devot-
ed companionship. Mrs. Johnson has
been debarred from active social af-
fairs in the city for a number OF
years, but still retains her interests
in church and home events to a great
degree, while the aged clergyman is
seldom missing from his post as
teacher in the Presbyterian Sunday
school, which position he has faith
fully held for an extended time.
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home in Berkeley, and was accom-
panied by Miss Aver, who will be her
guest during the holidays.
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A son was born to Mr.. and, Mrs,
Emmett Jarvis yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. F. Moody are en-
ioying the company of their children
at their home for a Christmas party.
Those who have come to eat Christ
mas dinner from a distance are ".
F. Moody, Jr., travelling inspec or
for the Pacific Fruit Express COM
pany OF Portland, L. d. Moody of
Klamath Falls. and Miss Edith
Moody, a teacher In the public schools
Of Eugene. The two boys expect to
so back to their employment Sun
day, while Miss Moody will remain
kere for another week.
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c. NJ. Wagner OF Los Angeles is
expected home this evening to spend
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wagner. Mr. Wagner is
returning from business trip to
Rawlins, Wyoming.
The First National Bank paid its
officers and employees the usual ten
per cent bonus today for their Christ
mas gift.
Harry Richards. T. nephew OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Reid left last night
for Los Angeles
Mrs. II. c. Bonney and son. OF Mon
tague, are in Ashland spending the
holidays with Mrs. Bonney's mother,
Mrs. Walter O'Donoughue.
Mrs. Ray Dennis is over from Klam'
ath Falls, a Christmas guest of Mrs.
Mike Morgan.
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Married at ROsebtirg.

The marriage Of Ethel Curry and
Chester Horace Putney took place
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w
Fox at Roseburg. Oregon, on Satur
day morning, December rs.
The bride is grand daughter OF
Mrs. Jane Plymale and niece OF
Mrs. Harold Nicholson OF Med
ford. : She has made her home
with Mrs. Plymale and was
cashier for Hutchinson and Lunsden
for several years. Mrs. Putney has a
host OF friends in Medford who wish
her happiness.
The groom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Putney OF Medford. Mr..
Putney works for the Southern Pa
cific out OF Ashland.
After a short trip to Los Angeles
and San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. Putney
will be at home in Ashland after Feb
ruary ist.
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Mr. Percy stratton and Miss Jean
Anderson, while the trios and duets
by Mr. Yeo, DR.. Tilton, Mrs. Elmore
and Miss Anderson were beautifully
presented. The choruses were filled
with Christmas cheer, and all felt
at the close that real treat had been
given. Much credit is due Mr.. Yeo
for his untiring efforts in training the
choir to present this beautiful can
tata.
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FRIDAYS NEWS

The members OF the Brethren
church surprised their pastor, Rev.
Hiram Smith, last evening with q
pound party, Upwards of 40 were
in attendance and brought with them
provisions sufficient to last three
months. A fine II ncheon was serv
ed during the evening and an enjoy
able social time was spent.
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SNOW SQUALL BLINDS
BOY; HIT by CAR

Donald Waney. an 1l-year-old boy
narrowly escaped being-run down by
an automobiles Sunday evening At
SIS o'clock. During the snow squall
that struck Ashland about that hour
Donald was returning TO his home on
South Pioneer avenue from below
Main street. When crossing Main
street he was scurrying along with
his head down to avoid the rush Of
snow and rain in his face, and failed
to see an approaching car driven by
Mrs. Benton Bowers, Jr. The latter
also failed to see the boy on account
of the flying snowflakes until she was
fairly on him. She swerved her car
sufficiently. however, to avoid run
ming over the lad, but the latter was
knocked down by the fender, but was
uninjured save some slight bruises.
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WEDNESDAYS NEWS

Mrs. Charles Young of Medford Is
In the city this week visiting for a
few days with her sister, Mrs. j. ii.
Turner. She expects to leave Sunday
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. Court
Hall also OF Medford for Southern
California.
Miss Gladys Applegate of San Fran
cisco is spending the Christmas holi'
days in this city with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Applegate.
b. L. label Of Tacoma and Paul
]. Standon OF Dunsmuir are guests
stopping at the Hotel Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs George Stephenson
of Grants Pass came UP last eve
ming and are spending the day with
Ashland relatives and friends.
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C. W. DeCarlow is over from Pine
hurst this week for few days.
.
Lloyd Darrom of Medtord had busi
ness in this city yesterday.
d. J. Jarvis, who has been in Ash
land during the past week in the in
terests OF the Electric Automatic
Brake company of Roseburg, will
leave tomorrow for Roseburg to spend
Christmas. He expects to return to
Ashland again after the holidays.
Portland guests registered at the
Hotel Columbia are c. L. Smith, ].
s. Wertz, w. e. Griffls and wife.
A. Klemmer of Redding is spend
ing few days this week at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. G. H. Ketchum
on Helman street.
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Miss Bertha Ellason arrived home
yesterday from Portland to visit her
father, c. A. Eliason, who is quite
III at his home on Laurel street. Miss
Eliason will spend the Christmas holi-
days in Ashland.
Burton Winnie and Elmer Bagley.
students at the o. A. c., are home
from Corvallis to spend their holi-
day vacation.
Attorney Arthur Dorm had business
in Jacksonville today.
The county court Is In session In
Jacksonville today. County Commits.
sioner T. H. Simpson Is in attend
ance.
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Mrs. NJ, S. Emery and son Ken
meth arrived in Ashland last evening
from Portland and will visit with
relatives here until Friday, when
they will go to Gold Hill to spend
Christmas. They expect to return
later and again visit In this city.
John Finneran and William McMii-
Ian are among the Ashland students
of the University of Oregon. who are
spending the holiday vacation at their
homes in Ashland.
Wm. F. Howard and wife Of Hia-
watha, Kans., while touring through I
this country, stopped off at the Ho-
tel Austin over night.
Oregon visitors at the Hotel Aus
tin are, II. A. Gettelmen. Elmer Y. /
Covert and C. steadman OF Portland.
Robert ]. Wood OF Corvallis. ]. W.
Douglas and Mrs. Matte Douglas OF
Lebanon. Houston II. Hogue and z.
d. Stephenson and wife OF Grants
Pass.
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Miss Lydia Mccall Is back in the
postoffice after an absence Of sevs-
raj days. due to sickness.
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A large audience gathered at the
Methodist church last evening and
listened to the rendition OF the can
tata. "The Messiah's Coming" by
the choir. Forty voices took part,
with Mr.. G. n. Yeo as director. Mrs.
Van Fossen at the orsan and Miss
Bernice Yeo at the piano. The solo
work was charmingly rendered By
Mrs. H. T. Elmore. DR.. c. F. Tllton,
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The Social Realm
MONDAYS NEWS
Former Ashlandcr Married.

Former Ashiandcr Married.
Announcements have been received
in Ashland OF the marriage OF Thad-
deus G.. Mediation OF Susanyille
Calf, and Miss Slssle Lust0n Smith
Of Lor Angeles, which occurred on
December 8. The groom is a former
well known Ashland young man and
will be remembered az being in the
employ OF II. l.. Whited In the lat
ter's jewelry store several years ago.
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THURSDAYS NEWS

THURSDAYS NEWS
Mrs. |. d. Applegate .and daugh
ters, Mrs. E. Pell, left this mornint
for Klamath Falls to spend Christ
mas with their daughter and sister
Mrs. w. o. Smith. Miss Helen Bris
coe, who Is spending the winter with
Mrs. Applegate, also left for her home
in Fort Klamath for the holidays.
Julien Provost of Portland ar
rived in Ashland this week and will
spend the holidays at the home oil
his nephew, j. H. Provost, on Oak
street.
+. L. Stanton of Rogue River was
an Ashland visitor yesterday.
The following are registered at the
Hotel Columbia: Il. NJ. Baleau OF
San Francisco; C. S. Miller and G. f.
Day of Portland; w. j. Bartlemay OF
Boring and J. l.. McKinnis and wife
OF Summerville.
Mrs. L. Hilty and little son left
last night for San Francisco to spend
the holidays wit hthe formers daugli-
ter, Miss Lillian Hilty, and other
relatives.
/. z. Clapp of Mill City is a guest
at the Hotel Austin this week. Mr..
Clapp has come here with the in
tention of looking over the city with
a view to locating. and should he
find conditions to suit him he may
remain here.
Mrs. Charles Foster of Astoria ar
rived in Ashland last evening and
will spend the holidays at the home
of Mrs. Mary Cole.
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r. l.. Mefford, who has been con-
nected with the Hotel Savoy in Den
yer. Colo, has come to Ashland and
will be engaged as might clerk in the
Hotel Austin. Mr.. Mefford is an ex-
perienced hotel man and will be a
great acquisition to; the local hotel
force.
Miss Viola Provost, who is stu
dent of St. Mary's academy in Med
ford, has come home for the holiday
vacation.
DR.. S. A. Danford, district super
intendent OF the Methodist church.
is spending a few days in Ashland
this week. He conducted the first
quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church last night.
Guests at the Hotel Austin are
d. w. Craven and Dale Madden of
Portland, H. A. Christman and J. ].
Lynch OF San Francisco, Layton Sut-
ton OF klamath Falls. Mrs. H. H. Tee
son of Forest River. N d., and T.
Kramer.
c. A. Dunn, superintendent OF the
construction Of the Pacific highway
east and south of Ashland, left by
automobile Tuesday to cpend Christ
mas at his home in Portland. He Is
expected to return early in January.
Jimmie Rouse, who has been serv.
ing as night clerk at the Hotel Aus
tin, has resigned and will devote his
time to business course in the Ash
land high school.
Miss Lena Provost, teacher at the
Dead Indian school, is expected home
tomorrow for the holiday vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young have arrived
in Ashland from San Francisco for
a visit with Mrs. Youpgs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Smith of Noun
tain avenue. Mr.. Young left yes
terday for Tacoma to spend Christ
mas with his parents. He will re-
turn to Ashland for the New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Upham OF Portland
were over night guests at the Hotel
Austin while motoring through this
section for Southern California.
Miss Hazel Bebb was up from Med
ford today. shopping at the local
stores.
superintendent O. A. Briseos was
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Ashland this fall for Southern Cali
fornia, in sending his subscription to
the Daily Tldings, states they are To-
Gated in Pasadena and like it there
very much. They think they will spend
the winter there, although there is
no winter in that city. II is summer
all the time.
Mrs. j. S. Parson went down to
Jacksonville this morning TO spend
the day there with friends,
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r. H. Zercher, who with his little
son came here from Dallas on ac.
count of the death OF his father, the
late Rev. H. ]. Zercher. accompanied
the body of the latter to Salem yes
terday, where nterment will be
made. He left his young son in Ash
land with his mother, and expects
to return in few days and make his
home here. Mrs. Zercher was badly
afflicted with asthma when she and
her husband came here few weeks
ago, but is so much improved she
will make this city her home. and
her son and grandson will reside with
her.
Mrs. c. +. Lane is in receipt of a
communication from Mrs. c. W. Ward
OF Burlington, Wash, who was for
merly well known in Ashland as
Mrs. Frances Hockett, u nurse resld-
ing in this city. Mrs. Ward writes
she has met two Ashland people in
! Burlington. one OF whom Is Corey
Taylor, who used to live here, and
the other, Mrs. Moore, formerly Miss
Amy Caldwell. Mrs. Ward states she
and her husband want to come to
Ashland some time next year. She
claims that country Is fine and has
good climate, but that there Is no
place to her like Ashland.
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Application is on file at Klamath
Falls by Frank Ward, a taxpayer, for
an injunction against the proposed
tax levy of $4,000 for the construc.
tion OF the Hot Springs court house
in that city. The $4,000 item was
included in the budget estimates pub
lished by the county court December
10. and the date for adopting the
budget is January 3. Final ruling
on the injunction suit is expected be.
fore that date. The petition will
be heard by Judge Calkins of Med
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Thorn of AL
berta, Canada, have arrived In Ash
land and will be Christmas guests at
the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Johnson. on North
Main street.
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Miss Lilly Policy, who has been
winning honOrs in literature at the
University of Oregon is home from
Eugene for the holidays.
Verne Blue, an Ashland young man
who-is student at the University of
Oregon, has gone to Corvallis TO
spend Christmas.
Hon. Thomas A. Way and wife of
Thief River Falls, MINI, spent yes.
terday and last night in Ashland.
They We're on their way to Los An
geles to spend the winter, and know
Ing they would want a car in Cali
fornia, they purchased one while in
Portland and are making the rest of
the trip by motor. While in tho
city yesterday, Mr.. Way spent the af-
ternoOn with .JuRtice w II Cowdv
who was an old-time friend of his in
Iowa. Mr. Way stated he drove
through here with his mother fifty
years ago by stage coach, and had
never stopped off in Ashland during
the intervening years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Way left this morning for California.
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FRIDAYS NEWS

Miss Kathleen Silver, who is teach
Ing in the Roseburg schools this win
ter, arrived home last night for the
Christmas holidays.
&C. l.. Swezer, wife and son OF Walla
Walla, Wash, were over night guests
at the Hotel Austin, while on their
way to Southern California to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Nettie Baughman Of Gala
han, Calf, was in Ashland Yesterday
on a Christmas shopping tour.
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Mrs: o. T. Bergner is back from
Portland, where she had been spend
ing the past two or three weeks.
Mrs. G.. N. Gray will leave this ey-
ming for Alameda and other points
in California for the holidays. She
expects to remain in the south until
about the first of February.
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DR.. H. b. Moore will leave tonight
for the south to spend Christmas
with his daughter in Vallejo. He
expects to return after the New Year.
Miss Gertrude Engle arrived last
night from Berkeley and will spend
a two weeks vacation at her home
here.
Mrs. S. /. Wilson OF Medford, far
mer proprietress of the Hotel Colum-
bia OF this city, has accepted the po-
sition as matron of the new woman's
building at the University of Oregon
and will take up her duties the first
OF the year.
Portland guests stopping at the
Hotel Austin are Ross Smith, Geo. d.
Atkinson, S. II. Carson and A. Reyl
Other guests are f. Cook OF San
Francisco and f. C. Fiske Of Sacra-
mento.
The Beaver Realty company COM
pleted the sale this week Of the Wal
ter P. Powell property at 606 Iowa
street to Mrs. Matilda Lamb of Glen
dive, Mont. This sale includes the
house and furniture, together with a
large slightly lot. Mrs. Lamb expects
to come here shortly with her two
little sons, and is making the change
to escape the severe cold weather of
Montana winters.
Hotel Columbia guests are S. NJ.
Wright OF Hornbrook. E. l.. Wright,
A. B. Brown and II. j. Kulik and
wife of Portland.
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Mrs. E. P. Moore left last night for
her home in Berkeley, where she ex-
poets to spend the remainder of the
winter.
H. L. Carter left last night for Sc
attic to join the family reunion which
takes place on Christmas day at the
home of his parents.
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Mrs. Mary Wiltshire and daughter
Pearl will go TO HornbrOok this eve
ming to eat their Christmas dinner
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mills Of Red
Bluff are expected to arrive in Ash
land this evening to make this city
their home. Mr.. Mills is the son of
J. w. Mills OF Almond street.
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Rev. W. A. Berkholder, wife and
daughter of Seattle are expected in
today and will be over
Christmas guests of the Glenn, Simp-
SON. Hargrove and Neil families.
S. A. Wilton OF Wilton, Calf, left
last night on train No. Is after WIS.,
ting for the past week with his son,
.. NJ. Wilton Of this city.
Bert Cyr of Kelso, Wash, is a
Christmas guest at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr,
)f this city. Mr.. Cyr, Jr.. is connect
ID with his father in the creamery
business in Kelso.
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Miss Lydia Mccall is back in the
postoffice after an absence Of sevs-
raj days. due to sickness.
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superintendent O. A. BriscOe was
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Miss Hazel Bebb was up from Med
ford today. shopping at the local
stores.
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H. J, Boyd, who WIN bis family left
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Portland guests stopping at the
Hotel Austin are Ross Smith, Geo. d.
Atkinson. s. II. Carson and A. Reyl.
Other guests are +. Cook OF San
Francisco and f. C. Fiske of Sacra-
mento.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Upham OF Portland
we're over night guests at the Hotel
Austin while motoring through this
section for Southern California.
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Oregon visitors at the Hotel Aus
tin are, II. A. Gettelmen. Elmer Y.
Covert and C. steadman OF Portland.
Robert ]. Wood Of Corvallis. ]. W.
Douglas and Mrs. Matte Douglas OF
Lebanon. Houston IT, Hogue and e.
d. Stephenson and wife OF Grants
Pass.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
MONDAYS Nnws

Unsettled and rains, with normal
temperature is the weather promised
for the. Pacific coast states during
the coming week.
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Mrs. Charles Young of Medford is
In the city this week visiting for a
few days with her sister, Mrs. j. II.
Turner. She expects to leave Sunday
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. Court
Hall also OF Medford for Southern
California.
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Mrs. S. I. Wilson OF Medford, far
mer proprietress of the Hotel Column
bia OF this city. has accepted the po-
sitlon as matron of the new womans
building at the University of Oregon
and will take up her duties the first
OF the year.