Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-04
LOCAL And PERSONAL
MONDAYS NEWS


MONDAYS NEWS
Z. P. Voruz, after spending sew
eral weeks here with his wife an,
daughter, who are living in the Glenl
residence on Glenn avenue this win
ter, left last night for his home il
Baker.
Twins were bern to Mr. and Mrs
S. J. Johnson OF Hornbrook, Calf.
at their home yesterday
Walter Fraser Brown, the well
known orchardist down the valley
was a business visitor in Ashland
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Saunders and
son John left yesterday in their car
for a trip into California. They will
proceed Immediately from here to
san Francisco, after which they will
leisurely look up a more lasting
abiding place for the balance OF the
winter
Mrs. Frank Stevens Of Ashland is
in receipt of most interesting pho
tograph, as printed in the New York
times, showing her brother, Rev.
Robert n. Ward of Miami, Fla, to-
gether with the delighted couple,
Mr. and Mrs. R. G, Conant, of West
field, Wis. just after their wedding
in an airplane over Biscayne Bay, .
Fla Rev. Robert N. Ward, fromer-
ly chaplain IN me A. E. F., performed
the wedding ceremony in mid-air.
c. r. Sans of the Plaza Grocery
has sold his business to II. A. Stearns
of Albany, who is attracted to Ash
land on account of the climatic con-
ditions. The store is closed this
week in order to take inventory, af-
ter which the new owner will take
possession.
Warren Nichols, brother of Mrs,
II. Simons, died last Saturday at
Cottage Grove after a short illness
due to pneumonia Burial was made
yesterday. Mr.. Nichols was a resi-
dent Of Ashland from 1907 to 1911.
Miss Louise Gillette, who left last
week for San Francisco, has gone to
Los Angeles to visit with friends, af-
ter which she will return and enter
Heald's business college.
Mrs. +. ]. Roberts has gone to
Belleyiew to take care of her daugh-
ter Mrs. E. L. Gall, who is i'll with
tie grippe.
II. G. Mathes has sold his house
at 70 Granite street to a new conner
who will take possession soon, it is
reported.
Prof. Irving f. Vining left this
morning for Salt Lake city where
he will address a business mems
meeting Thursday.
Chicken thieves got busy in the
poultry house of H. c. Stock Satur-
DAY night and left with twelve of his
fine Plymouth Rock hens.
Ray Ellis Haveland, the three
weeks old son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. q
Haveland, died Sunday morning at
about O'Clock, at the home of its
parents, at 266 Sixth street. The
interment was made in Mountain
View cemetery this afternoon.
The prevalence of sickness among
families of a number of the members
of the Methodist congregation cur
tailed the attendance at the Home
Day" service yesterday morning, al !
though a goodly number were present
and enjoyed the reunion and services
at this occasion. Rev. c. A. Edwards.
the pastor, announced that when all
the sickness "scares" have vanished
this congregation will hold another
home day service which will be one
OF the big events in church circles.
Miss Hazel Emery came home last
evening from Portland where she
Idu Deeh Nlslllng with relatives for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Yates of AL
bany, who have been spending the
winter in Ashland, leave tonight on
train No. 1G for their home.
Z. ~ Norton and wife and Cecil
Norton Of the Tourist Garage drove
down to Hornbrook Saturday. The
former drove the Marbohm car and
the latter the Columbia, which are
handled by this garage. and spent
the day in the California city dem
onstrating their autos. Mr.. Norton