Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-29

Diibbo. III. Oldhuuii icNoi'ON
word from DR.. Sawyer this morn
ing that Lois was still living but
unconscious. Two lumbar pune
lures were made hut as yet the
case has not been diagnosed, The
best brain specialists Of San Fran
cisco are consulting with six other
doctors on the case and every
means known is being used to save
her.
Miss Fern Murphy expects to
leave this evening for the Univer-
sity of Oregon at Eugene to re-
sumo her college course for the
coming year.
C. l.. Bean of Jacksonville, Fla,
and II. G. Ewalt OF Chicago, Ill.,,
are among the tourists from q
distance stopping at the Hotel
Austin.
Saturday, October 8, will see
the opening of the football sea-
son in Ashland, when the high
school eleven will play the team
from Klamath Falls on the high
school grounds. A return game
at klamath Falls is scheduled for
October 16.
The funeral of the late j. S.
Bliss, who died Tuesday evening
at his home on Harrison street,
was held from the Nazarene
church yesterday afternoon. In
terment was made in Mountain
View cemetery.
Mrs. Henry Grimes of Medford
and Mrs. o. l.. Brown of Klam-
ath Falls were in Ashland yester-
day afternoon. They came up to
meet Mrs. Browns little son, Ba-
sill, who came in from Klamath
Falls on the auto stage.
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The Billings real estate agency
reports the sale of the Marks
White house on South Pioneer
avenue to J. NJ. Hughs and wife.
Also the bungalow of DR.. G. o.
Jarvis on Winner street to II. B..
Plummer and wife, newcomers
here from Colorado
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George P. Henderson OF Sacra-
mento and George NJ. Taylor of
Dunsmuir are among Californians
registered at the Hotel Columbia
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Stevens and
child of Seattle are registered at
the Hotel Austin Other Seattle
guests are O. w. Gier and E. C..
Dierchanan.
G. F. Billings made a business
trip to the Cow Creek valley yes
terday. While there he called on
C. w. Root, who with his wife is
spending several weeks in that
section. According to Mr.. Bill
ings. Mr.. Root is looking well and
states he is much improved in
health.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jordan
came in yesterday from Crater
lake where they had been spend
ing a few days this week. They
were unfortunate to be caught in
the big blizzard that struck that
section, and had a strenuous time
getting out. By the time they
were ready to leave the snow had
piled up three feet on the level
in the park, and was still showing.
II was necessary for the govern
ment team to pull the auto stage
out over the mountain, Mr.. Jor-
don stated, and this broke the
road so he could follow after, but
he drove through snow for 1SI
miles through the timber before
they struck bare ground. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Jordan the roads
were pretty slippery through the
timber and made automobiling
anything but a pleasure trip.
Mr.. Jackson, who has lately
come here from North Dakota,
has purchased the Carey place
and acre of ground on Almond
street from the present owner, Mr.
Clark, through the Staples agen-
cy.
Work has commenced on the
remodeling of the Stephenson
building on East Main street op-
pOsite the city hall, which has been
leased by the Pruitt-Myer Auto
company of Medford. As
soon as completed an up to date
will be opened.
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