Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-03
TUESDAYS NEWS

TUESDAYS NEWS
Rev. Robert Tweed, formerly
of Ashland but now of Kopowein,
Wash, is a business visitor in
Ashland this week.
j. S. Reed, an insurance man
Of Portland, is in Ashland on bust
ness today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Finley, who
have been driving up from Pasa
dena during the past week, arrived
in Ashland this morning.
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Lieut.. j. Q. Adams, who has
been in Ashland for several days
in the interests of army recruit
ing, left this morning for Klam.
ath Falls.
Fireman Mitchell has been laid
up for several days nursing an
attack of flu, but is now reported
much better. His wife, who has
been an inmate of local hospital
for some time where she under
went an operation, is also much
improved. She had expected to
return to her home before this,
but owing to her husbands illness
It was thought advisable for her
to wait awhile.
Miss Shaw, who makes her
home in Ashland every summer,
has returned from Oakland and
is occupying her residence on
Palm avenue.
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II. S. Palmerlee OF the Citizens
bank met some old-time Minneso-
ia acquaintances at the train yes
terday as they were passing
through, and had a pleasant visit
with them while the train stopped |
here. These were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hager, who have recently |
sold their home in Ontario, Ore, |
and are moving to klamath Falls .
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Thanks to the storm yesterday, |
the Billings agency claims. they .
sold two good sized acre tracts OF |
land.
II you wish your garden lot .
plowed call up 9S. 151-6t |
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o. II. Barnhill, who, with his
wife, left Ashland a week ago to
drive to his new home, a ranch .
located between Corvallis and AL
bany, writes the Commercial Club .
here that the roads are very bad |
on Smith Hill, Is miles north
Of Grants Pass, as also is the
highway hill between Wolf creek .
and Glendale. The latter can be
avoided, Mr.. Barnhill stated, by
taking the tunnel road. Cars are
being stalled on the roads in that
vicinity every day, and have to
be pulled out with teams. Mr..
Barnhill advises no one to make
the trip at this season of the
year except in case Of extreme
urgency.
! Frank Hibbs, an ex-service man,
who has been employed by the Os-
kar-Huber Construction company
running a tractor on the highway,
got his thumb caught in the cogs
Of his machine yesterday and is
now minus that member.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jordan, who
have been spending the winter at
Long Beach, Calf, are visiting
the formers uncle, H. S. Emery
at his home on Mechanic street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan are return
ing to their home in South Da-
kota.
Hillah Temple of the Mystic
Shrine of Ashland will go to Eu-
gene Saturday, March 6, to attend
the springtime ceremonial session
to be held in that city. A num-
ber of candidates will be initial
ed into the Shrine.
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Much interest was taken in the
recent visit of Mrs. Jean Morris
Ellis, who was in Ashland Satur-
day and Sunday under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. c. A. as vocational
guidance to the young men of this
section, particularly ex-service
men. Mrs. Ellis addressed a pub
&c meeting in the Methodist church .
Saturday evening, and also spoke
Sunday morning in the Congre-
gational church and in the even
ing In the Baptist church. She also