Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-13

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under the sun, and the commit
tee in charge of this relief state
they received many excellent
clothes that will be of great use
to the destitute Armenians.
Messrs. Koehler, Badger and
Boslough boxed the clothing which
was gathered together at the room
formerly occupied by the Rexall
drug store, and the Masonic lodge
will pay the freight to Portland.
Miss Margaret Van Dyke has
accepted position on the cleri-
cal force of the First National
Bank. She started on her new
employment yesterday.
b. f. Conner of Medford was
up yesterday on business trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. d N. Wilkerson
of Washington, d. c., are Ash
land guests this week at the llo-
tel Austin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Frobach
we're up from Medford yesterday,
4 guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. c. H. Vaupel on the Boule-
ward.
Mrs. James Beagle expects to
leave the last OF this week for Or
egon City to visit for a time with
her sister.
George Carpenter and wife will
leave their residence on Liberty
street which they recently sold
and will move the first of next
week to their farm property in
the Bellevlew district.
Mrs. II. G. Jack of Portland,
while returning from San Fran
cisco, stopped off in Ashland and
is the guest at the home of DR..
and Mrs. George j. KIM.
The wool clip from the Jean
Bartlett ranch east OF Ashland
which was recently purchased by
buyer from the Portland Wool
ell Mills was hauled to Medford
yesterday by truck where car
load of wool is being packed. Mr..
Bartlett had about 14,500 pounds
OF wool, for which he received 5S
cents Il pound.
Mrs. Wilson, who has been
spending the past two months in
Ashland with her mother Mrs a.
l.. Harvey, has moved to Medford
to live.
The windows OF Rose Brothers
confectionery are being artistical-
! ly lettered by a travelling artist
in this work. Both the confec-
tionery store and the VictrOla
room adjoining are having signs
painted.
Judge C. NJ. O'Meall and wife
OF klamath Falls were in Ash
land three days this week, return
ing home last night. This is the
second Visit the Judge has made
here this year. The first one
was in early summer when he
camped a week at the auto park.
He enjoyed his outing there so
well he stated he was coming
again next summer, and will bring
with him number of families,
intimate friends of his, and will
make quite an extended sojourn
at the park. Judge and Mrs.
O'Neall made thetrip over by night
as well as returning, and stated
they saw three deer come out in
the road near Jenny creek. They
vent home by way of Hornbrook.
e. p. Daniel of Minneapolis, |
Mimi, is among the tourists reg
istered at the Hotel Austin today. /
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Mrs. Ada w. Jones OF West Sa-
lem, Wis, an aunt of Mrs. George
j. KIM, is a guest at the latter's
home and may remain here all
winter. Mrs. Jones had been
making an extended visit at Pa
cific Grove, Calf, before coming
to Ashland.
Paving is progressing rapidly
on the Pacific highway this side
of the Barron place and is max
ing quite a showing. Travel on
the klamath Falls road is much
improved by this stretch OF good
road.
Cashier V. 0. n. Smith of the
Citizens Bank is in receipt of a
letter from e. d. Schell, a former
councilman in Ashland, stating he
will teach the high school at Ap-
plegate this year. Mr.. Schell has
been living in Alaska for num- I
ber of years since leaving this
city.
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Rev. d. ]. Gillanders, pastor I
nf the Ashland CONGREGATIONAL .