Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-12-08

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THURSDAYS NEWS
Guests from a distance stopping
at the Hotel Columbia are Ella Kiser
OF Ligonier, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Slch and Miss Anna L. Sich of Sioux
City, Iowa, C. J.. Wake and son OF
Ellensburg, Wash, F. Mott of Den
yer, Colo, and Eugene A. Jumper.
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Louis Robertson and ]. L. Campbell
OF Grants Pass had business in ASH
land yesterday.
The city fire engine which has
been in local garage being over
hauled and undergoing repairs is
back at its post in the city hall ready
for any emergency in fire fighting.
George Kerby has accepted po-
sitlon in the Plaza Market looking
after the meat cutting in place of
Bud Storm, who recently resigned.
Dick Campbell and William Allen
came home last evening from Hits
where they have been working the
past summer in the mills there. and
will pay visit with the home folks
for a few days.
Tho big steam roller used on the
Pacific highway construction south
OF Ashland was brought into the
city yesterday and will be utilized to
roll the granite flooring in the new
Ford Garage on North Main street.
This machine will remain there also
to be used when the street is widen
ed at that point
Visitors from up the state stopping
at the Hotel Austin are J. C. Myers
and G.. G.. Williams OF Portland. W
u. Strauss and +. r. Swigard OF All
bany.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. n. Porter OF Med
ford were Ashland callers yesterday.
George A. Greive was over from
HornbrOok yesterday looking after
business interests.
The family OF l.. d. Good left this
week for Red Bluff where they OK.
pect to locate. MIR. Good has been
employed by the Southern Pacific
company at Gerber for some time,
and the family are making this move
so as to be nearer the head of the
household.
NJ. S. Emery, who was called 10
Ashland the first OF the week to at
tend the funeral OF his mother, the
late Mrs. H. S. Emery. left for his
home in Portland today. Miss Hazel
Emery took her brother as far as
Gold Hill in her automobile this
morning so he could visit relatives
there, after which he will take the
train tonight for Portland.
Glenn Leybold arrived in Ashland
last night and will spend a few days
In the city visiting his parents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Headley left
Tuesday to make an extended visit
With relatives in California. II was
their intention to continue their jour
ney east, but on receiving word from
relatives there that members of the
family had dlphtheria, they will cur
tail their journeyings TO points in
the sister state.
Thomas Thompson and wife and
Arthur Coughlin OF Portland are
among out OF town people stopping
at the Hotel Columbia today.
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Mrs. 4. p. Morse went TO Ashland
this morning to see her husband who
Is in hospital there. Mr.. Morse
was in an auto accident about three
weeks ago and was quite badly in
jured. but is recovering quite rapidly
now.--Grants Pass Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Losher re-
turned to their home in Portland the
first OF the week after spending a
few days in the city. called here by
the death OF Mrs. Losher's mother,
Mrs. II. s. Emery.
Nj. and Mrs. Merle Robson came
up today from Grants Pass and will
spend several days in the city visit
Ing with relatives while attending to
business here.
The storm of last night brought
q quantity OF snow on the mountains.
This morning snow was seen farther
down the foothills than at any time
before this season. a.
9 s.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Edwards
are holding open house at the NJ.
z. parsonage today in observance OF
their wedding anniversary. Numbers