Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-20

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fog and were drawn low by the
lights Of the city as they seemed
to be invading th!g section for
several hours. Although the dark
ness covered their flight, from the
sound it appeared that all the
wild geese of the north realized
they he'd only two more days Of
closed season in oregon, and were
treking for the south before he
hunting season opened the 10th
Of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Turney OF
Winslow, Ariz., and Regina New
man OF Chicago were among the
tourists stopping AZ the Hotel Co
lumbia over night.
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The side walls OF the new Ford
garage are rapidly assuming shape
and are making quite noticeable
appearance through the scaffold-
ing. The work o; the huge ce-
ment mixer at the new structure
is attracting much interest in that
part of the city.
I Mrs. C. p. Newton is back from
Hornbrook, where she had been
spending several days visiting rel
atives and friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Archibald.
who have been living in Portland
since May, are back in Southern
Oregon visiting friends for few
weeks, after which they expect to
90 to the coast country. They
drove down yesterday from Grants
Pass to spend some time with Ash
land friends
j. c. REYNOLDS. special agent of
the Department of Commerce, is
in the city collecting industrial
, statistics for the government and
is anxious to secure reports for
! every manufacturing, mining or
: operation during the year 1913. II
YOU have not been visited by Mr..
= Reynolds. you would confer ia
? yor on your city and materially
= assist him il you would see him
2 or call him at the Columbia Ho-
I tel.
The Ashland klamath Falls auto
D stage went over to the latter city
y this morning by way OF Horn
brook and Klamath Hot Springs
S Manager C. B. Howard of the
stage line states the roads oyel
the mountains since the rains arr
the toughest they have been since
- the stage began TO operate. 1t 4
e probable they will abandon th'
b mountain roads for the rest of tn
D season unless it improves consid
d erably.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Moore o
Klamath Falls were Ashland Wis
itors this week.
5 Perry Ashcroft end Jack Man
II eely will leave tomorrow for thei
Il sailors allotment homesteads o
u Elk creek, which they recent
v filed upon. They will remain Il
IS there for ten days or two week
IS to build their cabins, after whic
d they will return to Ashland 10
a their families to spend the winte
at their new possessions.
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IS Fred D. Wagner, eminent CON
n mander of Malta Commandery, an
IS C. W. Minis are representing tn
e local Knights Templar at Port
q land this week The latter is ger
= eralissimo of the grand command
cry OF Oregon.
l. Miss Gertrude Cox who for seN
q eral years has been one of the e.
l. ficient and obliging clerks in Nat
. pel's dry goods store, has reslsl
d ed her position to accept one /
II store at Klamath Falls. Sh
e will leave tomorrow for her ne
work. Her place in Vaupel's wi
be filled by Mrs. Ethel Eaton.
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II S. F. Collyer and family of Oal
X land; X. NJ. Mcdonald and vii
y and V. Vurner and wife of Sa
e Francisco, are guests at the Hot
u Columbia today.
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Among the prize winners at III
o Siskiyou county fair, held at Yr'
u ka last week, is Miss Mabel Ru
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