Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27

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ther information apply to Don
aid NJ. Spencer at the local post
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Robson OF
Grants Pass drove up Saturday
evening to spend the week end
with Mrs. C. v Beeler. +
The liyeliest section of the city
Saturday was around McGee's dry
goods store when his 13-day sale
opened, The doors were thrown
open to the public at o'clock, and
some time previous to that hour
a line OF customers were in wait
ing, and the store continued toe
be thronged all day. Today mas
been practically a repitition Of
the crowds that we're drawn to
this store by the cut in prices on
every. article in the store.
Mrs. Edna e. Coffman and Miss
Helen Coffman of Santa Monica,
were registered at the Hotel Co.
lumbla as over Sunday guests.
Other California guests at this
hotel were Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Gates Of Oakland.
Mrs. ]. d. Fry and Mrs. J. d.
Phillips were up from Grants Pass
Saturday, visiting with friends.
Mrs. S. ]. Evans is in Bremen
ton, Wash, visiting with her son,
James Moore, who is commander
on one of the big warships sta
toned In Puget Sound.
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At the Methodist church yester-
day morning, the pastor, Rev.
Charles A. Edwards, received nine
new members into the fellowship
Of the church.
Il. |. Ellis has sold his ranch in
the Applegate district to Mr..
Carville of Orovllle. Calf, who
takes possession at once. Mr.. Ell
lis was in Ashland Saturday for
a short visit before leaving Sun
day for Oakland, where he will
remain permanently.
Forest Reynolds, son OF V. V.
Reynolds, a former well known
resident of Ashland, was an over
Sunday guest OF friends in this
city. Mr.. Reynolds lis mail
clerk with headquarters at Duns-
muir.
G. II. Billings OF Oklahoma, a
missionary, and F. +. Williams OF
Los Angeles, a singing eyangel-
ist, are in Ashland holding a few
days special services in the Lit
tie Stone church, while on their
way to South America, where they
are going as missionaries. To-
night will be their last meeting
here.
w. d. Ross, who has been work
ing in Ashland for several months
as substitute telegraph operator,
left Saturday night for Portland.
From there he will eventually re-
turn to Chicago, where his par
ents reside.
Mrs. Clark, who mas been re-
cent guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Brough-
ton, has returned to her home in
San Francisco. Mrs. Clark was
so favorably impressed with Ash
land she is thinking of returning
soon and making this her perma-
nent home.
L. Z. Stennett claims he has
gone his former record of pick
ing roasting ears one better, when
he picked enough from his gar
den Saturday, October 23, for a
meal. This last corn, Mr. Stennett
claims, was not so good as that
picked earlier in the week, but
still IL was sweet corn and very
unusual for this time Of year,
Miss Lena Provost was up over
Sunday from her school at Lost
Creek which she is teaching this
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Wade of Cop
co are over, spending the day with
Ashland friends.
Mrs. Myrtle Patterson. who is
teaching the school at Pinehurst
This winter, is spending the day
in Ashland.
G. C. McAllister, who left early
in the summer to live at Eagle
Point, was up on a business visit
today.
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The Medford high school foot ]
ball team defeated the Klamath c
Falls team on the Medford
grounds Saturday by a score of rs !
10 0. The visitors were outclassed /
in every department of the game. a
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A party consisting of Louis Dodge,
Harry Hosler. Clyde Costello, Will I
Paul and Mr.. Dorm started this a
morning on salmon fishing trip I