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



DR.. Carrie L. Noryall, an aunt o
Mrs. Geo. ]. KIM, Is making an ex
tended visit at the latter's home Dr
Noryall has been in Davenport, Iowa
for the past year and is favorabl!
impressed with Southern Oregon Sh'
has decided to locate in some por
ton of the Rogue River valley
Cash Wood, the executive county
secretary for the county y. NJ. [. A
has arrived in Jackson county from
Pendleton and this week opened head
quarters in Medford. He expects
10 start active Y. NJ. C. A. work i'm
mediately and will form gymnasium
classes both in Ashland and Medford
A feature of this work will be set
ting up exercises for men in middle
life and playing volley ball.
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Rev. ]. Herbert Doran of this city
preached in the Presbyterian church
OF Medford last Sunday. The pulpit
in that church is vacant and is being
supplied by pastors from the South
ern Oregon presbytery when no can
didates are forthcoming.
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At the Oregon COW testing associa-
tion held in Portland during Novem-
ber, a grade Jersey COW owned by
A. B. Ferns of the Rogue River as
sociation took high honors for pro-
ducing 1898 pounds of butterfat
The highest average yield for an en-
tire herd was 1850 pounds butter
fat by the grade Jersey herd, also
owned by Mr.. Ferns. The Ferns
dairy herd is stationed east of Phoe-
nix, and has been built up very re-
Gently by following out the recom-
mendations of the cow testing asso-
citation.
f. Spires, former well known
resident of Ashland, has been in the
city a few days this week looking
after his property he still holds near
here. Mr.. Spires is running a mill
at Goldson, near Eugene, at present.
Mrs. F. II. Denham and little son
Frank we're Ashland visitors from
Talent today
G. H. Bowman and wife of Van
couver, Washington, have purchased
the C. P. Good property on Rocca
street consisting of five acres in the
Overlook addition and a large lot
and bungalow in the Galley addition.
The deal was made by e. Il. Phipps.
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One of our genial tailors, o. A
Paulserud. with his wife, will leave
about the first Of January for points
in Washington state where they will
visit friends and relatives:
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Wilson of Chi
cago and Fred A. Cooper OF Los An
geles are guests at the Hotel Austin
today while on their way south for
the winter.
f. q. Troutier and wife of Port
land are in Ashland this week spend
ing a few days while looking over
this city with a view to locating
somewhere in this section.
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Mrs. d. A. Peterson of Dunsmuir
came over to spend Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Cole,
and is still their guest.
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Rev. j. w. Hoyt and Rev. p. X.
Hammond, two Ashland clergymen,
had business in Grants Pass yester-
day.
Meredith Beaver is assisting in
invoicing the stock of the Simpson
hardware store this week while on
his vacation here from the Univer-
sity of Oregon.
Levi Stevens was up from Rogue
River the week end spending Christ
mas with his family in this city. He
returned to his place OF business yes
terday, accompanied by his daughter
Mildred, who will visit there for a
few days.
Mrs. G. C. McAlllster is in Ashland
this week from Eagle Point visiting
among her many friends In this city.
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NJ. W. Hanel and wife. who had
been visiting In Portland. arrived
home Monday afternoon. The trip
was made in a Ford roadster Mr..
Hanel stated they left Portland at II
o'clock Sunday morning and arrived
in this city at 3 o'clock Monday af-
ternoon. They would have been here