Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-10

removed to his home at 28 Morton
street yesterday Master Wallace
is having more than his share OF
troubles. Owing to a serious heart
trouble he had for several weeks
to give up all games that are SC
dear to a boy. One week ago he
was operated upon f0f appended
tbs; this was complicated by an
attack of double pneumonia. He
Is now on the road to recovery,
but will be confined to his bed for
some Z, time. Miss Duran was
called from San Francisco by Mrs.
Broughton to assist her in nurs-
ing her little son.
Mrs. Hubert Morrel OF Acme,
Wash, who accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Stephens, to
Ashland two weeks ago, left this
morning to return home after yis-
iting with her cousin, Mrs. F. j.
Shinn. Mrs. Stephens will remain
here during the winter.
Wild geese were heard in this
section OF the valley last night
and this morning until daylight
cleared the way through the fog
for them to get their bearings on
their migration to the south. Many
hunters were out at the peep OF
day trying to get a shot at the
huge birds before they left the
flats where they were supposed to
have settled for the night.
]. X. Huff of Akron, Ohio, and
o. E. Graham of Chicago, Ills,
were eastern tourists registered
at the Austin last night.
The Hotel Austin has as its
guests the following from nearby
states: DR.. Guy Fish of Seattle;
w. G. Brown and F. W. Boer OF
San Francisco; w. ]. Flood OF
Hit; c. c. Modin or Byron, Calf,
and W. H. Bowler Of Boise, Idaho.
Mrs. Sarah Allie Rhodes and
son, Adolph Rhodes, have gone to
Portland to visit their son and
brother. Thomas Rhodes. After
spending several days in that city
they will continue their journey
to Seattle to visit relatives for sew
eral days.
With the lifting this morning
Of the dense curtain of fog that
has enshrouded the mountains
since yesterday afternoon, a guam
tity OF snow was seen well down
the foothills. A good rain fell in
the valley during the afternoon
and night.
NJ. b. Green and wife of Rose
burg spent yesterday in the city
while on a business trip in this
section.
Mayor Gates Of Medford was re-
elected to the office by nearly
two to one over his opponent, H.
w. Hubbard. The latter carried
only one precinct, 1t Is stated. All
Ihe present councilmen were also
reelected.
Jack Delaney formerly OF this
3 ty but now of Knights Landing,
is in the city today. accompanied
by his wife. They have been Wis
ting G. c. Clark Of Ashland, who
Is also here for the day.-Grants
Pass Courier.
]. w. Ewing of Eugene was in
This city yesterday on business
trip.
Portland guests stopping at the
Hotel Columbia are ]. s. Suther-
land, Il. o. Rapier, r. E. Heaward
and VIM. Petersen. E. E. Milliron
If Olympia, Wash. is also a guest
If this hotel.
George Fanerly Of Medford had
business in Ashland yesterday.
Mrs. ]. H. Doran had the mis-
'ortune to dislocate her ankle in
/ fall Sunday and has been laid
Up with the injured member ever
iince. She is getting along nicely, |
Iowever, at present, but was great |
y disappointed in not being able
o cast her ballot for Harding at
he election Tuesday.
A representative audience greet
ID the speakers in the Baptist
hurch here last evening in the
interests Of the Forward Move
nent OF that denomination. The
address was delivered by
iev. w. H. Bowler, field repre-