Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-16

park their cars there and thus
obstruct the crossing from the
Plaza fountain to the postoffiCe
door.
Ray Minkler, the we'll known
travelling salesman for a Portland
firm. spent several days in Ash
land the fore part OF the week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
l.. Minkler.
W. o. Dickerson has started on
trip to the south, from where
he will continue to his old home
in Cincinnati, Ohio, to visit with
friends. He expects to be away
from Ashland about six weeks.
Mrs. F.. L. Putnam's new resi-
dence on Meade street has been
completed and is now in the hands
of decorators and painters. 1t
will be ready for occupancy in a
short time.
Mrs. j. +. Spates and daughter
Dorothy have gone to Payette,
Idaho, to visit for a couple OF
weeks with the formers mother.
A sister of Mrs. Spates, whom she
has not seen for ten years, will
also be member OF the home
party.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor, who
makes her home with her daugh-
ter Mrs. F. H. Johnson, left this
morning for Vancouver, b. c., to
spend the summer with her son
who lives there.
A. NJ. Beaver and daughter Mel
lie made a quick business trip to
Watson on the Applegate during
this week.
c. NJ. Smith, another Fossil res
ident, has purchased a home in
Ashland. This is the p. J. Pigney
property on Orange avenue. The
sale was made by Mrs. S. l.. Al
len, the real estate dealer Mr.
and Mrs. Pigney expect to move
to Corvallis to be near their
daughter, who lives there.
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Mrs. Jane Carter of Helman
street LETT this morning for Port
land to make an extended visit.
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Mrs. g. c. Stevens and daugh-
ter Dorothy, who have been Wis
iting for the past week in Klam-
ath Falls and Dunsmuir, are
hcme again.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Latham are
home from a weeks visit with
friends in Portland and Aloha.
The Barham Brothers sawmill
on the Siskiyous is practically
completed and about ready to be-
gin saving. The mill has already
turned out lumber to make cabins
for the employees, and nine of
these have been erected. Saving
ior the market will begin IN a
few days, it is expected. The
owners of the plant have been
building a road from the mill to
the Pacific highway, which they
had expected to have finished
this week, but owing to the re-
cent rain they have been detained
somewhat.
Earl Biegel and Oliver Ander-
son, two students of o. A. c., are
home for the summer vacation.
The f. n. Norton Motor com
rany has been busy this week un-
loading two cars of new automo-
biles, one of Maibohms and one
OF Columbias. A number of these
have already been spoken for.
Mrs. S. b. McNair was in Med
ford yesterday, attending to some
Red Cross work of which she is
the Ashland representative.
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County COMMISSIONS Thomas
H. Simpson went down to Jack
sonvile this morning where he
will take the oath of office and
assume his seat with the board
CT commissioners.
Miss Jessie Rose, a government
smut and rust agent for the o.
A. c., who has been in Ashland
for several days with her mother,
Mrs. r. C. Wiley, left yesterday
for Klamath county where she
has a homestead. During the re-
cent cyclonic storm in that sec
ton a quantity of timber was
blown down on Miss Roses claim,
and it is with a view to disposing