Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-01

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spend the winter with relative:
near Fresno.
Paul Brown, California field
secretary for the Christian En-
deavor, passed through Ashland
the other evening enroute to the
conference at Forest Grove. Mr..
and Mrs. o. Winter and other
friends were at the train for a lit
tie visit with him.
Rev. NJ. L. Boozer of Medford
was in town yesterday on business.
He leaves this week for Corvallis
to take up his new duties as stu
dent pastor at the college, This
il a new work of the Presbyterian
church in this state. They plan
also TO have a student pastor at
the University of Oregon, Eu-
gene.
Rev. C. F. Koehler went to Cen
tral Point yesterday where he was
joined by Rev. E. H. Edgar, the
two going out to the hills near
Kerby to be ready for the first
shot at deer on Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Miksch is spend
ing the week in Forest Grove at
tending the Christian Endeavor
conference in that city.
Mrs. c. C. Cannon has gone
to Los Angeles to visit with
friends in that city.
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The Beaver and Herndon fam
lilies and Miss Grace Hogue are
back from their trip to Josephine
caves which they took last week,
They report most delightful out
ing spent at that wonderful resort
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Pinkerton
have gone to Spokane where they
will spend the coming winter with
their son, who lives in that city.
Fred Hamlin, who was so seri-
ously hurt Sunday by falling from
the loft of his barn, is reported
a trifle better this morning. At
first it was thought the injured
man must be sent to the S. P. hos
pital in San Francisco for treat
ment, but from present indications
local physicians think he will get
along all right at home.
Phil Wolcott, who since his dis
charge from the army, has been
employed in the east, has returned
to Ashland. He is now working
for the Southern Pacific com
pany.
Miss Segrid Esbensen is serving
as stenographer in the Citizens
Bank this week during the vaca-
tion of the regular stenographer,
Miss Leone Leybold.
The Beaver Realty company has
made two sales of property within
the past week. These are the
house of ]. C. Freeman and wife at
1893 B street which was purchased
by c. C. Cannon, and the Wal
ter Herndon property on Beach
street, purchased by W. F.
Groves and wife. Both purchas-
ers have taken immediate posses
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. Groves are
newcomers from Pasadena. They |
arrived here Saturday and bought
them home Monday.
Mrs. w. L. Newcomb of Red
ding is in Ashland and will spend |
several weeks visiting with her
many friends here. Mrs. New
comb left over year ago with her
husband, who was former man.
ager of the Western Union Tele-
graph office here. but who was
transferred to Redding when the
Office was changed.
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Willard Veale of the Vaupel de-
partment store left last night on
an extended vacation to be spent
at Berkeley, Grass Flats and other
sections OF California.
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Welborn Beeson is moving from
his house on Mountain avenue to
the one owned by Mrs. Beeson on
b street, formerly occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Foltz. The
latter have purchased the house
on the corner of B and Second
streets and are living there.
Mrs. William MIer and niece,
Miss Hattie Hodges. went to Gold
Hill today to remian throughout
the week, visiting friends.
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Judge Felix W. Ewing and wife,
who have been visiting old-time
friends in Ashland and vicinity,
from Ventura, Calf, motored to
Grants Pass this morning to pay
brief call there On their re-
turn they picked up Cecil Rouse
and started on their way by au-
tomobile to Los Angeles. Cecil
will accompany th,m as far as