Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10
TUESDAYS NEWS

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store was the scene of their depre-
dations. A rear window in the groc-
cry department was entered, and the
maurauders had the whole sweep OF
the store in which to forage. The
small change and war tax left in
the cash registers were taken, while
in the clothing and shoe departments
the goods were overhauled in order
that a selection could be made. Boys
shoes and clothing we're inspected,
and it is thought a number of both
shoes and suits were taken.
C. NJ. Blayney and A. w. Englel
of Klamath Falls are business visit
ors in Ashland a few days this week.
Ed Kiddle, a member of the state
highway commission, Roy Klein, its
secretary, ]. NJ. beavers, assistant
state attorney general, and ]. Muck
owitz, representative of the federal
bureau of roads, were brought to
Ashland yesterday by District En-
gineer Hodgman and left immediate
ly by auto to inspect the Pacific
highway work between Ashland and
the summit of the Slskyous. They
later took the train at Hornbrook
for Klamath Falls to attend a court
hearing there.
S. A. Robinett had the misfortune
to lose his auto truck by fire last
evening about 1880 a'clock, together
with large load of hay, which was
entirely consumed. While driving
into the city from the outlying-dis-
trict east of town, Mr.. Robinett dis
covered his load of hay had caught
fire in some manner, presumably
from the machine. An alarm was
sent in to the fire department, but
the truck and load were a wreck be-
fore the blaze was controlled.
Mrs. Frank Terwilliger of Little
Shasta was In Ashland yesterday Wis
itiing her aunt, Mrs. Anna Satter-
field.
Mr.. Randle, proprietor of the hotel
in Rogue River, is an Ashland Wis
itor this week. the guest of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Jones of Fifth street.
]. M. Alnutt is over from Klamath
Falls spending a few days with rela-
tives and friends.
Portland visitors stopping at the
Austin are F. A. Jackson, E. w. Jack
son, F. S. Jackson, G. B. Maxwell,
DR.. B. C. Chadwick, W. s, Rickny
and Fred r Johnson. Other Oregon
guests are Ed B. Hatch of Corvallis
and Mrs. Frank A. French OF The
Dalles
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Mrs. II. L. Walter and daughter
Ruth OF Portland arrived in Ashland
last evening and will be guests at
the home of the formers mother,
Mrs. A. H.. Russell, and other rela-
tives, for some time.
l.. w. Anderson is an Ashland
business visitor today from his ranch
on Spencer Greek on the klamath
Falls highway.
Hotel Columbia guests stopping to.
day are s. +. Habersham, ]. w. Ew-
ing, A. P. Branson, C. H. Francis
and J. II. Levin of Portland.
william Reinhart recently pur-
chased the Depot Football. and on
his return from the middle west,
where he has gone TO visit his for
mer home, he will take charge OF the
business personally.
Word was received by Mayor and
Mrs. c. B. Lamkin that their son.
Charles L. Lamkin, is now serving
in the Fifth Regiment of Marines
at Quantico, Va. Mr.. Lamkin served
with the 65th Regiment in the world
war. being discharged February 2S,
1919. Several months ago he join
ed the marines, this regiment of
which was awarded the Croix de
Guerre f0uragerre or the french
army for Its brilliant work at Bel
leau Woods, Scissors and in the
Champagne.
Mrs. l.. Austin OF Montague, Calf
was visitor to Ashland yesterday.
I
Judge G. W. Dunn was called Il
Jacksonville today to serve on thu
jury In court.
|, Miss Earla Turner came home yes
terday from Sims, Calf. where sh'
had been visiting her sister, Mrs
George Dodson, who resides there.
o. II. Cole. Who recently bough
the small ranch at the foot Of Oal
street. moved his family from io'
Oak street to their new possession
yesterday.
James Sawyer Of Talent was amonI
the people from that section VIII
) had business in Ashland yesterda,