Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-14
WEDNESDAYS NEWS

Cnlld, are guests at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rose. Mr..
Dorm has recently put his beau
tiful home in San Diego up for
sale, and will spend the summer
when the latter visited Josephine
caves and the coast country, and
it was through them the Dorm
family decided to come to Ash
land this summer. They are de-
lighted with this city, and expect
TO see much Of 1t, while they
make side trips to Crater Lake,
Lake OF the Woods and other not
ed scenic points.
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The box factory recently erect
ed by the Ashland Lumber com
rany is practically completed and
after trying and adjusting the
machinery, will be ready for OPP
GRAFTON. Manager b. l.. Delsman
is already stocking up lumber for
saving into boxes.
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Mrs. Henry Reid and daughter
Dorothy left last evening for Sc
attle to visit with their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Carl Loyeland.
Il. X. owen of Grand Rapids,
Mich, a nephew Of Mrs. b. II.
Hatch, is in Ashland. He has ac-
cepted position on the clerical
force in Enders' store, and will
send for his family Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rudd ar
rived home Monday. Mrs Rudd
has been making an extended yis-
it with relatives in Chicago, and
Mr.. Rudd met her in Sacramento,
returning home with her.
Mrs. II. l.. Green, who had been
the guest of Ashland friends over
the Fourth, returned to her home
III Grants Pass yesterday
Julian Barrett, who is employed
at camp 13, Hit, this summer,
spent the Fuurth OF July holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Barrett, at their home on Fac
tory street.
X. A. Minkler, a travelling sales
man from Portland, and a former
well known Ashland business
man, left the first CT the week on
q months vacation which he will
spend with his daughter, Mrs. c.
+. Ward, in Toledo, Ohio. He
will also visit with friends in Ne
braeka before returning west. Mr..
Minkler visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. l.. Minkler, in Ash
land over the Fourth.
Mrs. Walter Kitto and children,
Elsie and Harold, former Ashland
residents, are guests this week
with Mrs. Kitto's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Thatcher, from their
home in Lousan, Alberta, Cana
Ga,
Mrs. William Parshal of Horn
brook is a guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Smith, OF
East Main street, this week.
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Edgar l.. Thatcher of Scots
Bluff, Neb., is guest at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. /
Thatcher.
G. w. Younger and wife OF
Portland were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Dodson, over Sunday |
and Monday. Mrs. Younger is "A
sister of Mrs. Dodson.
p. w. Henry, a Southern Pa
,iiic employe, who has been liv-
ng in Ashland for some time past, |
IS moving his family to Roseburg /
his week.
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II. S. Emery spent two or three /
lays the first of the week in Yre-
IA. This is an annual event III
Mr.. Emery's life. Old-time scenes
IL his younger days when that
section was a thriving gold min
ng country still cling in the mem
,ry of Mr.. Emery, and he likes
O visit the scenes of his youth
md recall the happy events of
hat period.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Johnson
.ad with them over Sunday three
If their children from a distance.
These were Mrs. Pearl Dodge OF
Walker ThOrne of Sc
title and Otis johnson of north
,rn California.
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Mrs. Julia Hockett, who left
ashland last year after spending
wo years here with her parents,
ir. and Mrs. Z. Il. Caldwell. writes
rom Denver that her father, who
lad been seriously ill. is much i'm
,roved. Mrs. Hockett states that (
he two happiest years of her life
we're spent in Ashland, and she is
rying to get her parents to dis
Iose of their Denver property and
eturn to this city.