Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-12-22

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Main street. The work. of getting set
tied will be pushed rapidly and the
proprietors expect to have everything /
in readiness to do business at their
new stand before Christmas
Miss Jessie Rose left this week for
Corvallis to resume her duties at o, (
A, c. She has come over here to
look after her timber in Klamath
county, a quantity of which had been
blown down by recent storm.
J. w, Young has moved his family
from their home on Pine street to
their ranch two and one-half miles
east of Ashland, where they expect
to live this winter. The Pine street
house of Mr.. Young will be occup-
led by E. Dougherty. a mail clerk,
who will bring his family here about
January 1st.
Emma ]. Moore and sisters OF Kala-
maz0o, Michigan, who are touring
through the coast states during the
winter months, stopped off yester-
day in Ashland and are registered
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at the Hotel Austin.
AL LaMoss and family, who are
moving to Ashland from Winters,
California. arrived last night, and
are arranging to occupy the Meikle
house on C street as soon as their
household goods come in.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Dennis of SIS
kiyou came over yesterday to do some
Christmas shopping at the local
stores. They remained here over
night.
Miss Kathleen McFall, cousin of
F. S. Engle, who is student at the
University OF California, will pass
through Ashland tomorrow on her
way to her home in Pendleton TO
spend the holiday season.
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Donald Spencer who has been sick
for the past week. is able 20 be out
again and is at his duties In the post
office.
Mrs. Satterfield who has been
quite poorly for the past week or so,
is now confined to her bed and Is
considered in serious condition.
Mrs. n. NJ. Lindgren OF Hits was
shopper at the Ashland stores yes
terday
j. Carson and wife of San Diego
are newcomers 70 Ashland. They
have rented Housekeeping apait-
ments and expec; to remain here for
a time.
Mrs. Nee is quite sick at her home
on c and Second streets this week.
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s,Nlr t.. oil In Agh
land Monday or Tuesday from Port
land and will be a guest ut the home
of tis father an. mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. l.. Minkler. over the holt
day;
Mrs. George Wclverton OF Glen
wood, Colo, is in Ashland and will
spend the winter with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Conner OF Glen
view Drive. Mrs. Wolvert0n is de-
lighted with the weather in Ashland
which she says is like May. and in
great contrast to the cold and frozen
country from which she came.
Vernon Doran is spending his holi-
day vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James II. Doran. Vernon
Is taking vocational training course
in expert mechanics work with Nc
Kay and Austin in Oakland Cali
fornia.
Miss Frances McWillams is ex-
pected to arrive here tomorrow from !
Berkeley to spend the holidays with I
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Nc
Williams.
r. C. Maris and wife OF South
River, California, and Mabel Maris s
of Berkeley are registered at the Ho-
tel Austin while on their way north
for the holidays. Other visitors at
this hotel are Frank W. Stoll of Eu-
gene, F. Wagner of San Francisco
and II. J. Tucker of Chicago.
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This morning at an early hour the
janitor of the Citizens Bank mad
vertently touched off the burglar
alarm and the big gong attached to
the roof OF the building rang out on
the still morning air, rousing many
of the citizens in that section from
their dreams F. S. Engle. assis-
tant cashier. was compelled to leave
his downy cot and open the vault
before the racket could be stopped ,
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Yesterday real estate sale was
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