Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

TUESDAYS NEWS
Robert and Marshall White
the young nephews of o. Winte
who have been guests at his hon
on the Boulevard for the pa
week or so, left Sunday night fC
their home in Chicago. Previou
to their leaving Mr., Winter an
son Francis took their guests {
Crater Lake, returning home FIR
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j L. Heer, Mis-
Thelma Heer and Mrs. Levi Stev
ems motored to Grants Pass Sat
urday.
A small grass fire on the hill
above North Main street called
out the fire department Saturday
evening, but the blaze was put out
by residents in that section be-
fore any damage was done.
Mrs. H. C. Randlett of Battle
ford, Sask., arrived in Ashland
Sunday after spending several
months in that Canadian city.
Miss Gertrude Cox is back to
her work in Vaupcns store after
spending a couple of weeks vaca-
tion in Portland.
W. Y. Miller, who left last
spring for Lake county with his
family TO look after his ranch
there, came over for few days
this week. Mr.. Miller will not be
able to leave his property there
this winter, so will remain on the
ranch. He expects to return to
Ashland as soon as he can ar
range conditions to leave Lake
COUNTY.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Carey are
back after spending an extended
honeymoon at points in the north.
Mrs. Carey has resumed her for
mer position in McCee's dry goods
store, which she will occupy for
the present
G. A. Krause of Klamath Falls,
cousin Of o. Winter, is a guest
at the latter's home on the Boul-
evard this week.
Elwood Wilkes of Stockton,
Calf, brother of Mrs. w. A.
Polk, is a guest at the latter's
home on Gresham street this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Ferguson
left last evening for Portland to
spend few days on business.
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Mrs. G, N. Gray was at Crater
lake with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vau-
pei over Sunday The party re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. T. w. Sanford has come 4
in from her summer cottage at ,
the Lake of the Woods after {
spending several months there. $
Albert Guthrie, son of Mrs. w. =
A. Polk. is home from Hit, where r
he had spent the summer, and
has entered school.
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George P. Topping, mayor of o
with his family, motored !,
through Ashland this morning, on y
their way to the Siskiyous on an n
outing. Mr.. Topping states af- h
fairs are picking UP greatly on the
coast country, and indications
point towards a prosperous sea- b
son through the coming winter. e
Kenneth Oxford CT Portland ar.
rived Sunday evening and will
sped the coming winter with his a
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. V
Oxford. and will attend the Jun n
or high school. I,
Mrs. Jack Edwards was taken 4
o a local hospital yesterday suf- =,
.ering with an attack of append
tits. She underwent an opera
ion this morning, which proved h,
uccessful and she is getting along >,
cry well. =.
J. Floyd Place is driving hand
ONE new Nash car which he pur- L
hased Saturday from the Pruitt- 10
.lyers agency in Medford Ia
Owing TO the fact that the Wis
ting stockmen of Oregon will be
he guests OF Ashland on Thurs
ay the ninth, the Bungalow
ance this week will be held on GU
hat night instead of Wednesday. "
By arrangement with the Com y"
lereial Club. the visitors will be
he guests Of the Bungalow on "a
thursday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Reed, both wv
+ whom are engaged with the Ell.
ison-White Chautauqua bureau.
ave closed their summer engage. '"'
nents and have come home for 'e'
be winter. ia
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