Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-06

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on Scenic Drive will receive a
new coat OF paint and stain
shortly. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed ex-
pect to occupy their home next
week, at which time the present
occupants of their house, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. French, will move into
their own home on South Pioneer
avenue.
Robert Casey and wife, who
have been over in Klamath county
for the past week or so visiting
with their children living there,
are back to their home on Allison
street.
Mrs. Jesse Barham was down
from Siskiyou yesterday shopping
among the Ashland stores.
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I ]. A. Meade OF Aberdeen, Wash,
Is serving as operator in the
Western Union telegraph office.
He assists Manager c. A. Harris,
who has been playing a lone hand
for the past week since former
Manager Joe Cotter left.
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Eastern tourists stopping at the
Hotel Austin are NJ. Louise
Walker and j. Moore, both from
New York City.
Members OF the Klamath Falls
football team and party accom-
panying them, who came over yes
terday and remained in Ashland
today for the game included F. e.
Peyton, Leslie Peyton, II. G. Wort
ley. c. S. Chastain, Ernest Miller,
Paul Keller, p. Montgomery, r.
McCullum, Robert Goetz, ROLAND
Watt, Kenneth Can, Ted Mont
gomery, Avid Ady, j. Martin Ad-
ans, Paul Dalton. Norman Mann,
Forrest Cooper, Rudolph Singler,
4 !. NJ Ward and r. Milan.
Californians registered at the
Hotel Austin are e. F. Asher, P.
J. Standar H., l.. Close of Duns-
muir; George Harris and wife of
Sacramento; Irene Bowlin,
Blanche Balm and II. Stringer of
San Francisco; VIII L. Pollock
of Yreka, and G. A. Eberhard of
Doris.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wymer of
Sheridan, Wyo, are Ashland
guests, stopping at the Hotel Co
lumbia.
Rev. D. ]. Gillanders, who has
been pastor of the local Congre-
gational church for the past year,
has rendered his resignation and
will leave with his family next
week for Ontario, Ore. Mr.. Gil
landers and family have made
many. friends during their resi-
dence here who regret their de-
parture. The former will preach
his farewell sermon tomorrow at
the Congregational church.
Ralph French, who with his wife
and daughter, has been in Ash
land for the past month visiting
his father f. E. Frenlh, has re-
ceiyed a commission of second
lieutenant in the army, and left
yesterday for Vancouver. He was
accompanied by Mrs. French and
little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dickinson,
/ former well known Ashland resi-
dents, who have been living in
Portland within recent years have
been spending the past two days
in Ashland, guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Barneburg
on North Main street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickinson are on their way
to Fresno, Calf, where they ex-
pect to live. They are making
the move by automobile.
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Mrs. J. V. Wright is expecting
I the arrival Of her daughter, Mrs.
Alta Weinberger next week, who
has been spending the past sum
mer in Echo. Mrs. Weinber-
ger will remain home this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Holman of
Lincoln, Neb., are tourists who are
in Ashland this week, stopping at
the Hotel Columbia.
c. b. Ogden has moved his fam
lily this week from Iowa street to
the house at 104 Bush street,
which they will occupy for a
home.
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Mrs. John H. Chastain of Med
ford had her right arm and hand
torn off Thursday. Her husband
operates the Fluff Rug factory,
and the woman while in the fac
tory alone, found the flywheel
belt slipping. In attempting to
adjust the belt without shutting
off the power she caught her right
hand in the belt and wheel, prac-
tically tearing off the arm below
the elbow. II is believed she will
recover.
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