Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-22

ner struck the perc0lator fllle'
with hot coffee which fell from
he the table, the contents pouring
Ie, over the child. Her face and on'
s. arm were frightfully burned.
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{. Mrs. c. w. Hovenden and Mrs
or L. Meisner of Etna Mills were
8. Ashland visitors Saturday.
o. A. Meredith of Marion, O.;
Bud Merriman, NJ. L. Lane, daugh-
d ter and nurse of Minneapolis,
d Mimi, are among easterners reg
= istered at the Hotel Austin this
week.
A 10-pdund son was born to Mr..
j and Mrs. Mulligan of Talent Sat-
urday.
Faye Abrams and wife, and q.
s. Hayman of Eugene were reg
istered at the Hotel Austin Satur-
day evening.
W. Dunlap was up from Gen.
tral Point on business Saturday.
Miss A. Kopp, secretary of the
Jesse Winburne interests, who has
been absent from Ashland on
short vacation, has returned.
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Californians registered at the
Hotel Austin include S. Brandum
and wife Of Callahan; A. Hawks
ley, P. H. Miller of San Fran
cisco; E. II. Noack of Stockton;
B. o. Cionca and wife, N. ]. Big
ham and wife of Los Angeles;
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Hanson of
Oroville, and H. d. Gradon and
wife OF Sacramento.
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Miss Helen Adamson, daughter
of E. B. Adamson, cashier of the c
Talent State Bank. has gone to '
Corvallis to enter O. A.~C. Miss I
Adamson was a graduate of Ash
land high school last spring.
Guests registered at the Hotel n
Columbia are Mrs. NJ. Holt, Gre 4
NADIA, Calf; W. F. Brocket, Los O
Calf; d. P. Cochran, O
l.. c. Cameron, Jefferson; Frank a
Dehaven. &
Mrs. and Mrs. C c. Darling and q
little son left Saturday night for .,
San Francisco to spend a two !,
weeks vacation. =.
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The population Of Ashland has Z"
been increased by the arrival of :,
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Snodgrass of Church street VI
September 16, and a son to Mr.. "
md Mrs. Elbert Arnold of Morton "
street, September II. w
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Shinn met
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson and family, u
ormer acquaintances from their III
I'D home town of Lynden, Wash, IL
oday, when the latter were pass 81
ng through to California. The IL
ackson family are looking for q III
hange Of location. II
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Mrs. Leonard Oorthuys and lit d'
10 daughter Catherine of "Hollan- er
ale," near Talent, were Ashland M
hoppers today
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Messrs. j. II. McGee, +. S. En- W
lie, S. A. Peters, Jr., and Louis hi
lodge went out to the wilds near S.
he Dan Peterson homestead on tn
he Dead Indian road Saturday or
vening after huckleberries. They en-
home last night, bringing
n with them 10 or IL gallons OF tn
erries. W,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts of Klam- m
tn Falls are business visitors to II
shland today. IN
Mrs. Kittie Huntsberry left
evening for Dunsmuir to =.
pend n week visiting friends "a
lere. -
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Darrell Minkler left Saturday 'o'
,r Corvallis to take up his course pa
the Agricultural college for uo
le coming year. wi
n 4 an
c. d. Arnold and wife of Port th'
nd are guests this week at the b
otel Austin. PR
Harry Silvers left Saturday on ca
business trip to Chicago, to be pre-
Dne several weeks
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II. Il. Hodgeman, district en- an,
neer, was a business visitor to =
shland Saturday from Medford.
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Mrs. J. G. Pierce and son AL
ert, who have been the guests of
,latives in Ashland for the past
eek, will leave today for their -