Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-17
THURSDAYS NEWS

Rev. c. A. Edwards addressed the
weekly members" forum OF the Med
ford Chamber of Commerce yesterday
noon on the subject, 'The City Beau
tiful." ]. II. Fuller, secretary of the
Ashland Commercial Club, also at
tended the luncheon.
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Rev. w. Z. Bean, pastor Of the
Christian church, has been absent
from his charge for the past week.
Last Sunday the pulpit OF that church
was filled at the morning service by
G. c. McAllister and in the evening
by Mr.. Duncan, both elders in the
Christian church.
C. w. DeCarlow, Creel B. Jones and
Donald S. Simpson Of Pinehurst came
over yesterday to spend the Armis-
tlce day holiday in this section.
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The following people from San
Francisco are registered at the Aus
tin: r. p. Grubb, 7. ]. Saunders, G.
Hill, D. w. Notes, Miss Fora MIS-
dom and John Baird.
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Mrs. James Wiley, who has been
spending several weeks in Ashland
and Medford, left today for her home
in Fort Klamath.
The congregation of the Baptist
church last Sunday called Rev. Wal
ter L. Evans OF Austin, Texas, to fill
the pastorate of that church. Mr..
Evans with his family has been in
Ashland several weeks and has
preached before the Baptist congre-
CATION number of times The con-
gregation is much pleased with Mr..
Evans and extended an unanimous
call to the pastorate.
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Stopping at the Hotel Austin oven
night were w. NJ Chalmers OF Weed
B. G. West OF New York and j. V
Powell of Enterprise,
I Will NJ. Dodge and Harry Hosle
drove over from Yreka today to at
tend the Armistice Day celebration
given by the Ross Nelson Post, oI
the American Legion, of which many
members OF the Ashland Legion par
ticipated
Mrs. Z. w. Howell Of Maple street
was taken seriously i'll last evening
but is reported improving today.
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Portlanders at the Austin today
are: VIM. Pace and party, Mrs. j. W
shattuck, C. Shattuck, Mr.. and Mrs
H r. Fellows and Miss Youngberg.
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Mrs. Mary o. Carey of Talent wa
an Ashland visitor yesterday after
noon.
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C. A. Malone was up from Medfort
this morning to secure the service
of the local police TO endeavor Il
trace his Chevrolet car which wa
stolen last night in that city. Chie
Hatcher was out with Mr.. Malon
in the endeavor Of finding the cal
Mr. and Mrs f. H. Naylor of Owa
tonna; Mimi, spent few days Il
Ashland this week.
The flag over the postofiice wa
hoisted according to regulations-u
TO II A. nj. In honor OF those boy
who never came back and the baI
ance OF the day in honor Of thos
who did come back.
Charles Heschley and family, wh
have been residents OF Ashland 10
: the past year, have sold their res
dence property on Lincoln street an
left Yesterday for Mount Vernon
Wash. where they expect to locate
Availing themselves of the 10
: DAYS remaining before the annu'
football mix between the Medtor
and Ashland squads the local eleve
>. Is practicing every night as late
; 7 O'Clock on Jackson field. Gho'
ball is being used when It is too dar
for the regular pigskin to be seel
Although five OF the regular mo
( have been in bad shape through II
e iuries lately they will undoubtedl
d round into condition for Saturday
e scrimmage. The Red and Black 100
v ball , men after seeing tho Ashlan
5 team swamp Grants Pass by II
: 0 score last Saturday. havo forme
a hearty respect for the strength
tho Ashlanders and arc preparing Io
6 a hard. close game.--Medford MAJ
I Tribune.
a Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Burdic an
q Mr. and Mrs. V. V, Mills drove dow
: to Grants Pass today to enjoy IN
}. holiday and take part in the ARMS
tice Day celebration in that city
!. The Ashland postoffice did not clos
J. today or curtail its service on accour
i of ArmIstice Day About two yeal
II ago the department amended its rel