Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-14
LOCAL And PERSONAL
MONDAYS NEWS

MONDAYS NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Milton Taylor
of Mt. Vernon, n. Y, the latter {
sister of Rev. ]. W, Hoyt, are Wis
iling at the Hoyt home this week
Mr.. Hoyt met Mr.. and Mrs. Tay'
Ion on his way from Spokane and
came home with them this morn
ing, but will leave this evening
for Eugene to attend the Synod
OF oregon.
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L. V. Carter, chairman of the
fish and game commission of Or
egon, has gone to Portland TO
meet the commission. He expects
to be gone for a day or two.
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Miss Jessie Rose, who is in the
government employ at the O.A.C.,
took advantage of the Fourth of
July holidays TO spend a couple
OF days in Ashland with her moth.
er, Mrs. R. C. Wiley.
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W. W. Robson, with his wife,
son and daughter, who came TO
Ashland a short time ago from
Rush, Colo, with a view to locat-
inl in this vicinity, left this
morning for his home, after clos
ins the deal for the Calef resi-
dence on Beach street which the
family will occupy next summer.
While here the Robison's found
old-time friends in the family Of
J, NJ, Ross, which further in
creased their desire to locate here |
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Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dickey |
started yesterday en- an automo-
bile trip which will extend to
Lake Tahoe. Calf. They expect
to be gone several days and will
visit many scenic points in the in
teryenng country.
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Kenneth Emery is in Ashland
from Portland, a guest of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Emery.
G. II. Yeo of the Citizens Bank
is taking a weeks vacation, be-
ginning today.
The Lamkin agency made the
sale this week of the f. O. Calef
residence on Beach street to w.
w. Robson of Rush, Colo. The
latter will not take possession for
year.
Mike Delean of Yreka, who is {
well known in Ashland, was over
yesterday calling on his many
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Driscoll
were Ashland guests from Klam-
ath Falls yesterday,
A party composed OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. s. Engle, Mrs. A. l.. En-
gle, Miss Gertrude Engle and Su-
peiintendent G.. A. Briscoe spent
the past two days at Crater Lake, $
returning home last night.
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Mrs. s. l.. Sandry was up from q
Rogue River over Sunday visiting c
friends, She returned home last
night, accompanied by Aida Heer
Anderson. |
Mrs. II. II. Elhart has gone to I
Gold Hill to visit her mother while I
her husband is attending the ma 1
tional guard encampment at Camp e
Lewis. t
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Monteith O
OF Albany made an automobile c
trip through this section OF the u
state, and while here spent yes {
terday in the park. t
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A. NJ. Beaver received a tele- =
gram yesterday from his son AL Il
dred NJ. Beaver of Portland an -
nounclng the arrival OF Betty, =
X pound daughter, who was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Beaver yes
terday. a
G. W. Ager, county superin- :,
tendent of the public schools. is :,
attending the sessions of the Ma l.
tional Educational association
held in Salt Lake City.
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The water lilies growing in the
rond in the city park are begin
ming to bloom and already these )
beautiful blossoms are making a 4
fine showing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". McGee and
family left Saturday for a few
days outing at Crater Lake. Il
A SE-pound boy was born to f
Mr and Mrs. J. NJ. Payne Of Bea- c
rls this morning at the home OF
hrs. J. II Ring Of this city.
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Miss Ruth Whitney was in p
Ashland over Sunday visiting with a
friends and relatives. Miss Whit
ney is assistant to the Josephine
county agent in Grants Pass o
where She and her mother. Mrs e
p b. Whitney. are now making C