Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-23
MONDAYS NEWS

MONDAYS NEWS
d. b. Morgan and wife. Margaret
and Gladys Morgan, all of Seattle,
are among tourists through this sec
tion, who have been stopping in Ash
land over the week end. They were
guests at the Hotel Austin while in
the city.
c. W. Watson, the we'll known civil
engineer of Montague, was an Ash
land visitor over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Pinkston, while
coming through Ashland Saturday
from California. where they had been
spending the winter, stopped off to
visit at the home OF G. W. Benedict,
Mrs. Pinkston had been former
pupil OF Mrs. Benedict 40 years ago,
and was glad to have the opportunity
to renew the old acluaintanceship.
The PinkstOns are making the trip
by automobile and went from hera
to Douglas county to visit with rela
tives before continuing their jour
ney to their home in Washington.
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Mrs. Ada Clark has gone to Castor.
Alberta, where she expects to remain
Tor an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Charles Haley of San Fran
cisco is a guest at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. David Tompklns, on
Beach avenue.
George Gray. Oliver Anderson and
Edwin Mowat are among the students
from Corvallis who arrived home Sat
urday, and will spend the Easter va
cation with heir parents in this city.
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Mrs. Ray Cochran and baby Jean,
Mrs. Mabel Weeden and Messrs. W
II. and NJ. S. Swane. brothers of Mrs.
Cochran, drove over from Klamath
Falls, Thursday for few days visit
at the W. T. Cochrane home on Avery
street. They returned this morning.
Miss Ruth Mowat OF Vancouver,
B. c., was a recent visitor at the
home OF her uncle, w. H. Mowat, in
this city
Miss Edith Marlowe and a company
of friends were over from Dunsmulr,
Saturday, shopping at the local
stores.
w. H. McNair OF the Rexall drug
store is a business visitor in San Fran
cisco this week While In the city,
Mr.. McNair will negotiate attractions
for the Hillah Temple ceremonial
which will be staged at Eugene May
28th.
Ashland friends of the Gore family
of Medford will be glad to learn
that the Gore sisters who were so
seriously injured when struck by an
automobile a week ago are on the
road to recovery. Saturdays Mail
Tribune states the condition OF Miss
Edith Gore continues to improve. and
her mind was clear all day. Miss
Liberia Cores condition also contln-
ues to improve, although she still
suffers much pain.
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Goble, newly
weds, of Corvallis, have been visiting
at the home Of Mrs. Goble's sister.
Mrs. W. T. Cochran. during the past
week They left Saturday night for
California on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Anna Cook made a business
triy to Ashland Saturday from Med
ford. Mrs. Cook was a resident Oi
this city for many years. and still
holds property here.
Extensive improvements are being
made to the D. o. Wallstein resi-
dence on Second street The house is
remodeling in the in
terror a fine large sleeping porch IS
being built at the back and many
other inovations will be made before
the house is completed
The weather man has graciously 1
promised fair weather for the com
Ing week. which will be hailed with
delight by farmers and garden max
srs. The forecast issued for this
vaak sfafaa -fha waafhr will he gen-