Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-31

and teachers local institute
which was to have been held at
Ruch in February, will be held
at the Ruch school house on Sat
urday, April 3, 1920. A good
attendance of school board mem
bers, teachers and school patrons
is desired as this will likely be
the only meeting of the nature
held in the Applegate valley this
year.
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All members Of the National
Guard coming to drill next Mon
day night are requested to wear
rubber soled shoes in order to
not mar the new floor of the
Armory.
Next Monday night the quar-
terly muster and inspection will
take place with B company, Ma
tional Guard. Every member is
expected to be present at this
meeting and any one not showing
up who has not sent a written
excuse will be sent for by a
squad. II he cannot then show
sufficient excuse for being abb
sent he will be courtmartialed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington are
in Ashland from Vancouver
Wash. They came here for the
benefit of their healths, and ex-
rect to remain long enough to try
out the mineral waters thorough
/ ". II events shape themselves
in the way they expect, they will
secure a home here and be num-
bered among the many new resi-
dents of this city.
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Fred Schuerman and Leroy
Ashcraft came in last night from
Eugene to spend their spring va
cation at their homes here.
G. W. Pennebaker, well
known broker of Mentaka, Calf,
is spending a few days in Ash
land this week, a guest of his
brother-in-law, A. C. Nininger. |
Mr.. Pennebaker was a former |
resident of this city, where he
conducted a grocery store sew
eral years ago.
Harry Grubb, representing the
American Bank Protection COM
pany with headquarters in Los
Angeles, is spending a few days |
in Ashland at the home of his
mother, Mrs. John Grubb, on B |
street. He expects to remain here
until Monday.
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DR.. C. w. Gregg is driving a
fine new Sedan Ford which is
q recent acquisition, made through .
the local Ford garage.
Captain Millard Grubb has ten
dered his resignation to the Ma
tional Guard. Officers will be
elected a week from next Mon |
day evening, at which time this
vacancy will be filled Meanwhile,
First Lieutenant w. NJ. Briggs
is in command.
G. E. Whelpley has purchased
the NJ. C. Leslie property at 953
Iowa street, and will make it his
home. The deal was transacted
through the Beaver Realty COM
pany.
II. A. Stearns of the Self-Ser-
vice Store has secured the Holley
residence on Granite street and
will reside there for the pres
ent. He has been joined by his
family this week from Albany.
G. w. Trefren had two coils
stolen from his Ford car last
night. Nothing else is reported
missing from the machine.
The E. n. Norton Motor com
pany made some particularly
good sales this week. Among
these is the sale of a Columbia
Six to Jesse Neil. This is one
of the new models just brought
in, and is one of the handsomest
cars in the valley. Other sales
were made to A. NJ. Beaver, who
acquired a Chevrolet, and Jesse .
Clarey, who purchased a Ford |
touring car.
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Joseph Cyr of the Ashland
creamery leaves today for Kelso.
Wash, to be gone three or four
weeks. Mr.. Cyr is a stockholdar
in the Kelso creamery. and it is
bupsiness pertaining to that in
dustry that is taking him away.