Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-29
LOCAL and PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS


last week when the taxi in which
he was riding ran into a lumber
truck on the highway at Phoenix,
is now out of danger, according
TO reporta II was feared for
a time he had sustained a frac-
tured skull.
Californians stopping at the Ho-
tel Austin are A. Anderson, J. @.
Renfrew, j. II. Blanford and wife
OF San Francisco: william Bar
hett and wife of Stockton; l..
Gleason, Los Angeles. .
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o. Winter and Frank Dickey
have gone down to Riddle to spend
a. few days hunting out from that
section. They will be the guest !,
OF Mr.. Aiken, former resident of
Ashland, while there. -
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Mrs. Lester Swink of Butte
Falls was week. end visitor in
Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Pote and
Lelah Pote were Ashland visitors l
from Eugene this week, stopping v
at the Hotel Austin. 5
George Stannard left Saturday S
evening for Los Angeles where h
he will enter the University of
Sopthern California. He expects
TO take up the study of dentistry. q
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MIR. and Mrs. j r. McCracken r
and son of the Valley View dis o
trict are in Salem this week at
tending the state fair.
Guests from a distance regis h
tered at the Hotel Columbia are n
John Foster, wife and son of Dick
inson, n. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. Rog-
ers of Loleta, Calf; NJ. l.. Nor Il
ton of Hennessey, Okla; H. NJ. L
Randolph and wife of Sacramento, u
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Leavitt left u
yesterday in their car for Portland a
to attend the Women's Christian c.
Temperance Union convention in 81
session there this week, and visit u
their son Award. On their re- o
turn they will stop at Salem for II
the state fair. II
Miss Mabel Smith left Saturday
night for Eugene to resume her n
course at the university. ,
]. A. Lockhart, who recently c.
purchased the Doran property on e
the Boulevard, is making many a
improvements to his home. He T
has torn down the old barn that G
has been a landmark in that vi N
cinity for many ~years, and will p
a,ao. a finn r,ndarn ao ra ua in ito
place. He Will also make several
needed improvements to the resi- g
dence. VI
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hunter of
Roseburg are Ashland guests this
week, stopping at the Hotel COlum- M
bia. VI
DR.. II. B. Moore who has been
away on a months vacation at
points in Curry county, has re- III
turned home. III
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Mr.. and Mrs Paul Winter, who
have been guests at the home of
the formers, brother, 0. Winter, m
on the Boulevard, have left for 81
their home in Chicago after spend e'
ing the summer in the west. III
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Skeen of sc
Montague, former Ashland resi- tn
dents, are visiting friends here an
for a few days this week. ali
B. Eaton of Klamath Falls and
+. Marion Wilkes of Klamath
Agency were over night guests at TO
the Hotel Columbia. tn
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Miss Daisy Cline has come to
Ashland from Sacramento and
will spend the winter with her nj
aunt, Mrs. R. L. Wardle of Third be
street while she attends school of
here. Bl
Mrs. Lou Reader is moving
from her home on Gresham street
which she has occupied for so tel
many years, to her house on on
Fourth and East Main streets. tic
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Eastern tourists in Ashland lal
stopping at the Hotel Austin to- on
day are Frank Carey of Middle
town, N. Y; D. Russell of Denver,
Colo; NJ. E. Chaffee of Parsons, As
Kans.; E. Lanford, wife and three to
children, Cleveland, Ohio. Or
~. Murphy and sons, who had
been attending the roundup at an
Pendleton, are home. Messrs. gu
Murphy stopped off in Salem for ma
the opening of the state fair and me
state the Ford demonstration OF col
farm implements shown on the
tract adjoining the fair grounds
is one of the finest things they
saw while there. Del