Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-28

he will 60 to Crescent City and
spend some time up the coast en-
jcying both a vacation and look
ing after the coast counties in
terest in national legislation.
r. Z. Jordan and family of An
telope, old time friends of the ].
V. Wright family of Ashland, are
in the city for a visit. They are
making their headquarters at the
auto camp. Mr.. Jordan is trying
the Llthia water and sulphur
baths.
Mrs. Adah Klemmer OF McCloud
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs,
G. II. Ketchum, in this city for a
few days.
Mrs. b. NJ. Shoudy has returned
from a visit in Portland. She has
as her house guest here, her niece
Miss Maude Hill, a high school
teacher OF Wenatchee, Wash.
w. o. Dickerson has returned
from an extended trip throughout
the South and East. He has been
travelling here and there for six
weeks and covered much of the
eastern half of the continent, Wis
iting New Orleans, New York, At
lantic City, indianapolis, Chicago,
Cincinnati and Los Angeles. He
spent several days at Atlantic
City and some time in Cincinnatti,
where he has relatives and old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Miles and
daughter, Mrs. Hatton and son
of Adm, California, visited yes
terday with Otis Helman and Mrs.
Jane Carter in this city and left
this morning for camp outing
at Rogue River Natural bridge.
Mrs. Jane Carter accompanied
them.
j. Kenneth Lilly who has been
visiting his mother. Mrs. ]. X.
Lilly for the past few days, left
last night for Stanford, where he
will put in a day attending to
school affairs and then go on to
WatsOnville, Calf, where he ex-
poets to spend the summer. Mr..
Lilly has Just returned from Min
ncapolis, where he attended the
National convention Of the Theta
Delta Chi as representative of the
Stanford house of that fraternity
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Jack Lilly who was injured a
few weeks ago and has been in
the Southern Pacific hospital in
San Francisco, is improving rap
idly and will be home in a few
days.
Royal Gamblers of the United
States Forestry service returned
home Wednesday for short visit
He has been in charge of timber
sales at Wind River, Sixty miles
out of Portland, for the past three
months.
Otto Klum is over from Klam-
ath Falls on a business trip.
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+. r. Greer and family, Mrs
Greer's sister, Mrs. d. Hale, and
Miss Mary Niver, left today fol-
Crater Lake. They expect to spend
tonight at the Rogue Elk Resort
Sunday at the lake and return by
way of Pelican Bay, taking in the
fishing along the way wherever
they find it good.
Judge W. E. Crews, DR.. ]. F.
Reddy and Arthur Perry were up
frcm Medford last night to hear
Senator Chamberlain and to join
in the informal reception which
took place after the Chautauqua
affair.
F. E. Booth and wife of Los An
geles are spending a few days in
Ashland. The Booths have been
occasional visitors TO Ashland for
many years although Mr.. Booth
has not been here for ten years
and finds many of the old land
marks, such as the wooden bridge
over Ashland creek on North
Main street and the flouring mill
a; what is now the Park entrance,
gone. They are looking up few
old time friends and may possibly
decide to locate permanently here
as they are becoming dissatisfied
with Los Angeles. Mr.. Booth re-
marked that they were in a tall
building during the recent heavy
earthquake shocks in Los Angeles
and went through an experience
which they are not anxious to
repeat.
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II. J. Amer is removing his stock
from the Elkhorn store and will
open up a cooperative exchange
and variety store in the store
room just below Bottoms drug