Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-04-28

is survived by three sons in Cal
ifornia, beside the two children
living in this county.
THURSDAYS NEWS
Bob Leopold, installation man
ager for the American City Bu-
reau, who has completed a sue
cessful installation service at
Medford, called up the CONNER
cial Club yesterday to give it his
best wishes for success in the
present expansion. Mr.. Leopold
is going to Marysville TO conduct
a months installation service.
DR.. w. C. Adams, one of Port
lands leading dentists, passed
through Ashland this morning en-
route for Klamath Falls to ad-
dress a dentists convention. Mrs.
Adams (formerly Miss Myra Abb
bett) accompanied her husband.
1t is their intention to visit Ash
land friends on Sunday.
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The overall club in Ashland
failed to spread any further than
the postoffice employees up to the
present. The craze will most like
" remain with this class Of en-
ployes Las it appears they lead Off
in all cities where the National
Federation of Post Office Clerks
and similar organizations predom-
mate. The parcel post has rev.
olutionized post office employ
ment and the employees feel that
it is in reality an overall job and
no longer the traditional occupa-
tion of former years.
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Thomas ]. Fuson Of Medford
was a business visitor in Ashland
yesterday and Joined the Com
mercial Club. He says, 1--WE folks
down in Medford are anxious to
help out Ashland all We can. We
realize that building a better
Ashland will indirectly assist in
building a better Medford."
Among the Pathe Weekly pic
lures shown at the Vining theater
last evening was one of the
church in Elgin, ILL.,, which was
wrecked by the recent tornado
that swept through that section,
and in which two people were
killed. A few days ago Mrs. En-
ma Coffee received a letter from
her sister-in-law living in Elgin,
stating she was in that church
at the time of the storm and was
talking to a woman when the lat
ter was struck down and killed by
the flying debris. Mrs. Coffee
stated she escaped without a
scratch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Sheldon, who
have been living north of Ash
land, moved this week to their
property on Main street which
they recently purchased.
Rose Bros. are showing a fine
Victorola sign which they have
had painted on the side of their
and which adds much
to the attractive features of the
delivery truck.
A fine real estate deal was
consummated through the Lamkinl
a gency this week by which the
so acre tract belonging to f. +.
Foss of Talent was purchased by
John E. Haney of North Dakota,
who will take possession shortly
This tract has water rights, and
is composed of a 12-acre pear or
chard, 80 acres of alfalfa, and the
balance in timber land. 1t also
has one of the finest barns in the
county.
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John Burke, chief clerk of the
railway mail service, was an Ash
land business visitor yesterday.
Earl Weaver and family from
Wash, old-time resi-
dents of Ashland, are here visiting
for few days. while on their
way to California.
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DR.. ID. NJ. Brewer came in from
yesterday to spend a
few days with his family here. He
was called here by the illness OF
his daughter, Miss Voda Brewer,
who is suffering from appendix
trouble. and is quite sick at pres
ent.
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