Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-18


land. who were recently married
arrived in Ashland this mornint
to visit relatives for a short tim'
before continuing to their hom'
in Oakland, Calf.
Mrs. s. L. Allen made the sale
of the George Ganiere residence
on Mob Hill street to d. l.. Hod
kinson through her real estate Of
flee this week.
DR.. Matte Shaw and two sons
who have been spending severa
months in Ashland at their home
on North Pioneer avenue, started
by automobile yesterday for Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Homewood, supervisor oil
the childrens playground, has ad
ded to the attractions for the child
rem by taking them swimming al
the Natatorium. A party of 21
youngsters went with Mrs. Home
wood and her assistant yester-
day afternoon.
w. NJ. Policy and family left
this week for the Lake of the
Woods, where they will sojourr
for a week and enjoy the fishing
and swimming advantages that
resort affords.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowgirl, who have
been visiting at the home Of Mrs
Cora Burns for several weeks, left
this week for their home in Lo:
Angeles. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Burns and her daughter
who will go rs far as San Fran
cisco to visit Mrs. Burns sons.
Dale l.. Hodkinson and family
have moved from Los Angeles tt
Ashland and are permanently To-
Gated here. Mr.. Hodkinson will
be associated with his father, w
H. Hodkinson, in the latter's jew
elry store.
Mrs. Ralph Losher and little
daughter Bonita were called her'
from Portland recently by the ser
lous illness of the formers mothel
Mrs. H. S. Emery.
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| DR.. w. E. Buchanan and famil,
expect to leave tomorrow on-a twt
weeks vacation to re spent in Sal
Francisco. During the doctor
absence his dental practice will b.
taken care of by DR.. I. II. Haffer
=. ty, of Pittsburgh. Pa, who /
spending some time in Ashland.
DR.. Mitchell of Medford is re
covering nicely from his seriou
illness and expects to return t
Ashland as soon as he is well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Barlow c
Hit were week end visitors c
relatives in Talent.
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]. w. Bruner and wife left las
. evening for Newport on a pleas
pre- trip for several days.
E. w. Redifer and wife hav
moved this week from Sevent
street to Mountain avenue, wher
they will reside for the presen
G. w. Ager, who recently rt
signed from the office of count
c superintendent Of the publ
y schools, left the first of this wee
i for Vale, where he will assume
n more remunerative position. M
Ager states that he has Ell
=. loved the work in Jackson count
and regrets very much that h
work will take him beyond th
Rogue river valley, where he hope
some day to return to make h
home.
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r. N. Humphreys. who moved
;. his farm near Roseburg last wee
with his family, writes that the
got through all right and are ge
ting settled. Mr.. Humphreys h;
fine orchard on his new posse
sion. and states he has splend
y crop of fruit this year. They wi
begin picking pears this week,
ID says, and prune picking will sta
p about September 10. He repor
q. fine crop of the latter.
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Miss Gertrude Engle left Ia
a night for San Francisco, whe
r. she expects to be located durlI
G. the coming year. Miss Engle r
ceived her degree from the In
versity of California in the sprin
N and is now undecided whether 81
l. will return to that institution f
lie q special course or teach duril
e. the winter.
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% Mrs. George Cyester and chill
,s ren, Millard, Edward and Mario
re- arrived last evening from Ga
n land and will be guests of As
N land friends for some time. Du
n. ing their visit they will make the
ID headquarters at the home of NJ