Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-01-12
LOCAL and PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

Southern California 10 visit with
relatives and friends for month OF
six weeks. Her itinerary will cover
San Francisco, Los Angeles and Lone
Beach.
Mrs. Homer Billings has received
late word from Miss Charlotte Ken
nard. who has been seriously i'll al
her home in Columbus, Ohio for
some time past, stating she is much
better. and will soon be able TO sit
mn. The many friends of Miss Ken
nard in Ashland will be glad TO hear
this good report from her condition,
Mrs. c. f. Abbott and son, Max
Camps, are in Yreka, where they ex-
pect to spend the coming week or so.
Niles Fellows OF Chicago, Ills, and
l.. Diamant of st. Louis, Missouri,
are among the guests from a distance
registered at the Hotel Austin.
F. b.. Tichener, manager of the
Southern Oregon district of the
Woodmen of the World, with head
quarters in Eugene, is expected in
Ashland tonight to visit the Ashland
lodge
Mrs. George w. Thompson and
daughter Of Grants Pass were week
end guests of friends in Ashland.
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], w. Graham of Portland stop
ped at the Hotel Columbia over the
week end while looking after busi-
ness in Ashland.
Rev. Henry G. Hanson, clergyman
Of Grants Pass, was in Ashland, Fri
day. attending the stewardship con-
ference which was held at the Pres
byterian church in this city
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A stray balloon is reported to have
alighted in the foothills on Griffin
creek last Saturday. presumably from
some amusement resort in Califor-
mia. According to reports from that
neighborhood ii is of the type used
at county fairs for parachute jumps
but 1t carried no basket nor had ii
any identifying marks.
Miss Bertha Eliason left Sunday
night for Portland after spending
several weeks with her parents in
Ashland. She was called here by
the illness of her father, C. A. Ella
on. The latter is much improved.
Rains in north Pacific states and
generally fair elsewhere, with nor
NAL temperature, is the promised
weather for this week as given out
by the weather bureau.
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Following is the report of egg sales
for the month OF December as made
through the Ashbellent Egg Society:
For the week OF December 4, 269
dozen at rs cents; December IL, 457
dozen at 70 cents; December IS, 5S7
dozen at 65 cents; December "a, 466
dozen at 60 cents.
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Mrs. |. c. Williams and sister, Miss
Verna Gilman, were among the Tai
ent residents who were in Ashland
last evening attending the concert OF
the winter lyceum course at the Arm
ory.
Representative Bean in a confer
ence preceding his election as speak
er of the house in the Oregon legis'
lature, named the chairmen of the
various committees he would appoint
in the event of his election. Among
these were Hon. E. V. Carter, Jack
son county's representative, as chair
man of the banking committee.
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John Harris, who has been work
ing in the Western Union telegraph
office at the Southern Pacific sta
tion for the past year, has been
transferred to Redding. He left for
his new station last night.
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Mrs. John Wolgamott retuIhed
this morning from Oklahoma. where
she had been visiting for several
months. and is at her home in Tai
ent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shoudy returned
home last night from an extended
trip to eastern points and Long
Beach. Calf.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. McNair are in
Portland this week, where Mr.. Nc
Nair is serving as a member of the