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

FRIDAYS NEWS
A. A. Derby is moving today from
the Boslough residence on Terraces
and Vista streets to Aida street.
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H. j. Smith, storekeeper for the
Portland division. took Mr. Turner,
a representative OF the Northern Pa
cific railroad, over his district re-
Gently on the supply train. Mr.. Smith
is trying to interest Mr.. Turner in
the supply train system" which is
very popular device of the South
ern Pacific, but which has not as yet
been adopted on the Northern Pa
cific.
4 c. B. Bess, master mechanic OF the
Shasta division was up from his home
: in Dunsmuir yesterday for the pur-
pose of learning the power situation
at the local roundhouse.
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Miss Lucille Whitley, well known
young lady of Edgewood, California,
is visiting Miss May Hadfield and
Miss Marjory Edison, of this city. She
expects to make ten day visit here
before leaving for her home in Nor
thern California.
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Mrs. Maud Creeks, former well
known Ashland woman, is visiting
her son, Donald, who is employed by
the Southern Pacific company as yard
checker. Mrs. Creeks, for the past
several months, has been living at
Delta, California.
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The following guests are stopping
at the Hotel Austin. Robert Mckee,
Carl Comet, B. F. Hirst, b. Welch
and wife, j. w. Watson and A. B.
Parker of Portland, V. +. O'Neill OF
klamath Calls. Arthur L. Peck of
Corvallis and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Orr
of Red Bluff.
Reports this morning from the
State Bank of Talent, which was
broken into some time Wednesday
night and an attempt made at rob-
berry, state that the pennies exposed
in the safe were counted yesterday
and not one was missing The burg
lars were evidently after bigger
haul than the money their explosion
disclosed. a man was expected to
arrive from Seattle today to open
the safe. The damage to the bank
is covered by insurance.
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d. Prof. Peck landscape instructor
of the o. A. c.. was in Ashland to.
day. and met in consultation with q
committee from the Chamber of Com.
merce regarding the location of q
tent city project for Ashland. Secre.
tary Fuller took Dean Bexell and
Prof Peck about Ashland this fore.
noon during their visit.
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Mrs. Barker of Butte Falls, who
mas been an inmate of a local hos.
pital where she underwent an opera.
ton, has recovered sufficiently tc
return to her home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cunningham lef;
last night on train Is for their home
: at willows, Calf, after spending a
Few days this week with Ashland
friends.
Mrs. Harry Hereford and little
son are in Butte Falls this week Wis.
iting with friends.
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MISS Florence Master has gone tc
: Eureka where she Will visit for a
month or so.
Hon. L. v Carter Was in Medford
yesterday, transacting business.
Rev. Moore of Cloverdale is as.
sisting Rev. Samples in a series OF
services in the Talent Baptist church
TINS week. Mr.. Moore was for many
years a missionary in Mexico.
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Sylvan Provost, local hardware
merchant, and Bud Storm. Southern
; Pacific brakeman, accompanied BY
their wives, have ipst returned from
fishing trip near Gold Ray. The,
report that the fish bit like mar
, Just from the farm but that they hat
trouble in pulling them ont OF tn,
stream. Mr. Provost broke his fish
ing pole in two in a struggle with ON,
= OF the larger ones. The party re
s turned with a half dozen samples o
# what was in the river and repor
that they lost similar amount afte
1. hooking them.
J. ID. Mars. who was called TO Ala
media the first OF the week By tn
l. death OF his mother. returned hom
D. last evening on train No. 81 He wa
p accompanied home by his father ]
L. Mars who left this morning 10
Portland
id W g. Sander has built a handsom
. wall around hfg ho,. -. - -