Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-15


she struck the mountains on her
return journey she could not but
notice the difference in the ap-
pearance OF the vegetation. 1T is
so delightful to be back again IN
Ashland" Mrs. Borah remarked
today. "The train could not come
fast enough to suit me, | was so
anxious to get here, and now
am happy to say | am here to
stay"
Mrs. William Mcdonald and lit
tie daughter Lois have gone to
Oakland to make their future
home. Mr. Mcdonald, one of the
mail clerks running out from Ash
land, has been transferred to the
southern route and expects to
leave here in a few weeks.
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Leslie Heer and Raymond Ru-
ger, who have been employed in
4 lumber camp at Hit during the
summer vacation, have returned
home and entered school.
Mrs. William Denton is an in
. mate of a Medford hospital where
she underwent an operation a few
days ago From last reports she
was making a good recovery.
Mrs. Annabelle Case of Crescent
City is an Ashland visitor this
week.
Miss Gladys Norton, who has
been substitute clerk in Fergu-
sons dry goods store during the
summer is again on the regular
staff and will remain there this
winter.
Mrs. Emmett Beeson was up
from Talent yesterday afternoon
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Elmore and
their guests have returned home
from trip to Crater lake and
other points in Klamath county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Casebeer, son
LLOYD and guests, DR.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Casebeer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Moon, are back from a camp
, ing trip which included Crater
lake and other points in Klamath
county. The visitors started yes
terday to drive to their home in
Los Angeles.
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Ashland has no better booster
than c. Wittenbach, a newcomer
!, from near Eugene. who recently |
bought the three acre Hartley
place east of Ashland. Mr.. Wit
p tenbach is delighted with Ashland
n and states he actually is making
n more money with his three acres
g of ground and four cows here
g than he did with his SO acre farm
he owned before coming here. He
is very enthusiastic ever the future
: of this city.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sherard
= and daughters, Mrs Lynn Slack
and Dorothy and Cleo Sherard.
have just returned from trip to
Crater lake and the huckleberry
e mountains. They brought back
y with them a fine lot OF berries.
0 Joseph Cyr, one of the propri-
etors of the Ashland Creamery,
{ left last night for Kelso, Wash,
: on business trip. Mrs. Cyr ac-
: companies him.
Glenn Leybold left last night
. for Portland after spending his
summer vacation here with his
o mother, Mrs. Isaac Crisp, and sis
, ter, Miss Leone I.eybold
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- +. f. Walters, first trick oper-
ator for the Southern Pacific, has
returned from his vacation and
has taken his regular trick at the
depot.
Miss Mildred Porth of Portland
is a guest at the home of Mrs. f.
ID. Yarbrough on Scenic Drive this
week.
Mrs. Wallace. one of the mixers
who reached Ashland last week
on their way from Seattle to Los
g Angeles, and who have been camp
3 ing in the park, stated she is very
well pleased with Ashland, and
thinks she will come back here
r and locate. Mrs. Wallace and
= daughter sare still in the city, but
! expect to leave socn.
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Johnathan Bridges, OregOn's
state superintendent of the No
: Tocacco League of America, will
{ discuss Kaiser Nicotine's future
in two addresses in Ashland Sun
} day, September ~. In the morn
/ ing he will speak in the Nazarene
church at 1920, and in the even
ing at the Christian church at s.
, Miss Gladys Inflow, night oper-
ator at the local telephone office,