Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-12-08

IN tnat Guy Moeh VI 81 abo, anu
has returned to accept position
there shortly.
Mrs. Aubrey Rediier OF Garfield
street left Yesterday FOR California,
where she will spend the coming
three weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walker.
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A student from the Bible univer-
sity OF Eugene last Sunday filled the
pulpit in the Christian church made
vacant by the resignation Of the for
mer pastor, Rev. W. f. Bean. 1t ia
expected that supplies will have
charge of the services in this church
from time to time until regular
pastor Is installed.
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The Hotel Columbia has the FOL.
lowing guests stopping there over
night and today E. l.. Wright, j.
L. Harris and w. E. Crafts of Port
land, aud George Tanerby Of siski-
you,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Gillette and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Neil attended
the Elks' ball in Medford last night.
The latter was d very entertaining
and enjoyable affair.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Jones OF
Oakland, Ore. are spending the
week in Ashland. guests of their
daughter Mrs. Walter Hash.
Mrs. Green and daughter, Hazel,
have returned to Ashland for the
remainder of the school year. Miss
Hazel is a senior in Ashland High.
They have taken home on the
Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Badger of Harrisburg
are spending the week in Ashland,
guests OF their many friends here.
The population of Talent has been
increased within the past fortnight
by the arrival OF son at the home
OF Prof. and Mrs. Jewett and son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Wyant Clark.
Among the articles OF incorporation
filed at the incorporation commission
ers office in Salem this week is that
of the Phi Sigma Pi OF Eugene, to
maintain a club house for the resi-
dence of members. Dwight W. Gregg
OF Ashland, who is member OF that
fraternity, is one Of the incOrporators.
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All the young men sentenced 10
prison terms for first offenses at the
last session of the circuit court have
been paroled, according to word from
Salem. Positions have been secured
for them by the state parole officer
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Mrs. George Elders and daughter
Carmelita of Harrisburg are thu
guests OF friends in Ashland this
week. Mrs. Elders stopped Off here
while on her way home from San
Francisco where she had accompan-
led her husband, who had been taken
TO the Southern Pacific hospital a
few days ago. Mr. Elders had been
struck by an automobile some time
ago and sustained broken leg.
Mrs. w. H. Jewett and daughters.
Thelma, Eleanor and Josephine, Of
Kalispell, Mont, arrived in Ashland
ON train IS last night and are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il.
French. They will leave tomorrow
for Berkeley, where they will locate
during the coming year. ana where
Miss Thelma will enter an art school
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Mrs. Geo. II. Behrens left for her
home in Portland today after spend
ing several weeks in Ashland. She
was accompanied by Miss Mae Had
field, who will be her, house guest for
a couple of weeks.
At the meeting OF the directors of
the Ashland Chamber of Commerce
yesterday noon it was decided to send
Hon. f. " Carter as delegate to
the educational conference to be held
In Portland this week. The regular
weekly luncheon OF the directors
took place yesterday at the McDon-
aid cafe.
Il. +. Phipps has opened real
estate office in the Camps building
next door TO the Daily Tidings office.
Mr.. Phipps is sharing his office with
G. II. Yeo, the local insurance agent.
Messrs. Phlpps and Yeo were arrang-
| ing their office today, and will open
ii for business Immediately.
Mrs. James Lennox left last night
for Ukiah, Calf, where she was cal
led by the critical illness OF her
mother.
Mrs. Claus Schmidt of Grants Pass
was In Ashland yesterday. spending
the day with friends here.
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Judge c. b. Watson was in Ash
land yesterday looking after business
interests and calling on friends.
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