Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-22
LOCAL And PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

TUESDAYS NEWS
Cliff Payne and Robert Wa
ner have gone on a hunting tri
TO the wllds around Carter lax,
They expect to be gone severa
days.
David Kinath and wife, ].
Gridar and wife of Tillamook ar
guests at the Hotel Columbia thi
week.
f. f. Walters, telegraph opera
tor at the S. P. station, is spend,
ing a few days vacation on a deer
hunt. He stated on leaving he
would be back when he captures
deer.
!. T. Sparks, district freight and
passenger agent Of the Southern
Pacific company, was a business
caller in Ashland from Eugene
today
DR.. and Mrs. F. II. Johnson
and children and C. C. Weisenbur-
ger came home Sunday from Cra-
ter lake after spending several
days at that resort.
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Mrs. Sullivan of Granite street
is home from local hospital |
where she had been taking treat
ment, and is reported to be much
improved.
f. 0. Mccormick vice-president
OF the Southern Pacific company,
is expected in Ashland this even
ing. He will arrive in his private
car attached to train No. 16, and
the latter will be left here while
Mr.. Mccormick visits in this Vi
cinity.
Beaver & Halfhill, statesmen for
the Pruitt-Myers Auto company
of Medford, sold a handsome new
Nash car yesterday to Engineer
James of this city.
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p. s. Provost has gone to Yre
ka to look after business interests
there for a few days.
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j. c. Churchman and wife are a
registered at the Hotel Colum-
bia this week among the guests
from Sacramento. y
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L. S. Case, who short time
ago traded his home on Church t,
street with Mrs. S. l.. Allen for Il
her property on Ashland street, "
has again made a trade in real b
estate This time he exchanges Q
with Frank Gilloon for his ranch B
near Phoenix. Mr. Case desires
to get back to the simple life on
the farm, and makes this chance p
so he has more opportunity to ex- p
tend his business along this line. A
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klamath Falls guests stopping
at the Hotel Columbia are C. |. NJ
Winnick and wife and James o. 81
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Large numbers of Ashland cit jo
zens are taking to the woods these sp
days in the hope of surprising the tn
wary deer, but comparatively few
have so far been successful. Ow-
ing to the warm weather, it is IN
stated, the deer are keeping to the VI
high mountain peaks. Next nj
month, however, when the SHOWS ab
begin to fall on the mountains the
ieer will begin to he driven lower
iown, and October promises a bet va
er huting season than this o"e' "
month. gu
Misses Bessie Carpenter and
lila DeCarlow left last night for y"
San Jose, Calf, to enter the iu
lormal school there.
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Mrs, Levi Stevens and daugb- ="
er Mildred were Rogue river yis- -
tors over Sunday. "'
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Guests from distance stopping
i the Hotel Austin are G. F. Buck
nd wife Of Kirkland, Wash; Mr.. Iva
nd Mrs. F. P. French OF Brook n'
yn. N. Y; Ben Lipson, Vancou- ~ ~,
er, B. c.; Mrs. Eva Sims, Seat On %
lie, Wash; Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Wv Wv
french, Manila. p |. VI
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G. II. Granger picked spray
II Himalaya blackberrles from %
he vines at his home on Granite ~
treet yesterday that was simply ~
oyered with berries even at this
ate day. Mr.. Granger states they On
laye been picking blackberries NJ
rom these bushes since in June