Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

MAI tAASt GNAs @NANs
morning for Crescent City where
they expect to spend several
weeks. They are making the
journey TO the coast in their FAM
lily car.
W G. Skaggs, who resides on
Sherman street, has purchased the
c. f. Abbott homestead on East
Main street Mr. Skaggs gets
with the ranch and buildings the
fine Jersey herd, and all the hay
and farm machinery on the place,
The sale OF this property was
made through the Lamkin real
estate agency
Four Ross brothers of Oklaho-
ma arrived in Ashland yesterday
and are looking over the valley
with view to locating some
where in this section of country.
They are favorably impressed
with Ashland and may make their
homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Wood and
daughter Violet are back from an
extended "trip to the coast, They
went from here to Crescent City
where they camped on the beach
for some time, from where they
took many side trips to points of
interest along the coast. The party
also explored the wonderful Jose
phine caves while on their yaca-
tion.
G.. O. Van Natta received Off
cial notice yesterday that one
cent rate will be given members
OF the Grand Army of the Repub.
lie to the 54th annual encamp-
ment meeting at Indianapolis
September l3 to II, The tickets
will be limited to return October
12.
Mrs, II, w. Frame of Talent is
an inmate of one of the local hos
rtals at present. She has been
i'll for the past three weeks from
an attack of colitis. but since COM
ing to Ashland for treatment is
fast improving.
Dr. L. o. Woods, Prof. and
Mrs. H. G, Gilmore and Mrs. John
Dill were among the Ashland cit
liens who attended the presenta-
tion by the New Bostonians in
Medford last evening. According
to Professor Gilmore, who was
familiar with the Old Bostonians,
the present company is fully up
to the standard and gave fine
pntart O ipn,ant
Charles Harris, one of the op-
orators at the Western Union tel
egraph office, started his vaca-
tion yesterday morning. He has
not decided just where this will
be spent, but intends to fully en-
joy every moment of it wherever
he is.
Miss Rose Thoinlee of San
Francisco is a guest at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. d. 4. Applegate
al their home on Granite street.
Yesterday morning Miss Thornlee
in company with Mrs. Charles b.
Howard and son Harold, left for
Crater lake to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Livingston
left yesterday for Lake of the
Woods where they expect to spend
a week camping and gathering
huckleberries which grow in great
profusion in that section this year
Miss Bessie Walker is at Klam-
ath Falls this week attending the
teachers institute in session
there. Miss Walker will teach
the Round Lake school in Klam-
ath county this winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Policy and
family and Mrs. Lou Reader are
back from greatly enjoyed vaca-
tion spent camping at Lake of
the Woods. They were gone sew
eral weeks.
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Mrs. Myra Mcneil, who is max
ing visit in Ashland from Full
lerton, Calf, has sold her resi-
dence property on the corner of
b and Oak streets to Mrs. Belle
Anderson. This is one OF the fin
est residence sites in Ashland.
X. Rouse, clerk in the Hotel
Austin, and son Cecil, are back
from a trip to Crater lake cover
ing nearly a week
Station Agent G n. Kramer.
wife and son Foss are back from
a ten days vacation spent at New
port.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haley left
Saturday for their home in San
Francisco after spending two
weeks in Ashland, guests OF thei-
daughter. Mrs. David Thompkins. |
The visitors were much delighted .