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

pulOHdseu Dcdutilul, new biceH
Nash. He is now trying his new pos
session out and is highly pleased with
the way 1t works as well as Its be-
ing some locker"
Fireman Turner and family re-
turned home on train No. l6 last ev-
ming from Red Bluff, where they
have been visiting for the past week.
Mr.. Turner is leaving for Hornbrook
this morning on train No. 1S.
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A quartet of local aspirants OF the
ring have started a strict training
system and will soon begin to stage
some suggests for the coming Elks
smokers. Jimmy Blair, Archie Cal
vert, China" Heath and Louis Jen-
nings are the four interested in the
"K-O" game and are on hand daily
for some practice sparEing. 1t is
rumored that Calvert will run up
against Heath on April for the
first meeting.
Guests stopping at the Hotel Aus
tin are: c. W. Fullerton, S. j. Gin
mes, w. l.. Ludin and wife, G. ID. Roe,
Earl Ganor and wife, NJ. Seller, L. S.
Hopfield, l.. Shumaker, b. F. Hunt
and b. d. Westfail OF Portland e Sam
Mccall of Hit, J. F. Morgan and
wife and l.. X. Scott OF Seattle. H.
b. Barkis and Mrs. L. L. Voinburg OF
Lodi. California, |. c. McGee, r. F.
Heide and Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Barr
of San Francisco; c. W. Watson and
NJ. e. Wilson OF Montague, Geo. A.
Grieve OF Hornbrook, and G. II. West
cay and wife OF indianapolis, Ind.
H. p. Holmes of the Holmes Gro
Gerry on North Main STREET, has been
i'll for the past few days at his home
on Manzanita street. His son, Carol,
is looking after the store during Mr..
Holmes sickness.
The L. S. navy recruiting station
at Portland. Oregon, has received
word from the navy department at
Washington. d. c., to start first en-
listments again Only desirable young
men OF Is years OF age or more are
desired. Enlstments will be for a
period OF four years only. Anyone
interested is requested to call at or
write to thhe L. S. Navy Recruiting
Station. 2OG Dekum building, Third
and Washington streets, Portland,
Oregon.
Mrs. J. +. Thomas, who has been
quite i'll at her home on Secand
street with an attack OF bronchitis
during the past week, is Just now able
to be about the house again.
Mrs. McClannahan has moved this
week into the house on Second street
recently vacated by 0. w. Long and
family. Mrs. McClannahan is the
owner of this residence.
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o. W. Long has moved his family
this week to the house formerly Occu-
pied by B. l.. Delsman. The latter
is living temporarily in the house he
bought some time ago on Sherman
street and later sold. AS soon as his
house on Second street is vacated Mr..
Delsman will move his family into
that house.
Station Agent G. N. Kramer, wife
and son, leave this evening for Port
land to spend Sunday in the Oregon
metropolis.
Mrs. S. B. McNair and sister, Mrs.
Haverkamp, spent yesterday in Med
ford.
G. F. Jones moved this week to
the house he recently purchased at
147 Factory street.
Mrs. Frank Denham was up IRON
Talent yesterday, shopping at the
local stores and calling on relatives
and friends.
David Whittle is back from Cor
wallis, where he is attending o. A. c.,
and will spend his spring vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F
Whittle, in this city.
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Mrs. Clifford jenkins visited in
Medford yesterday.
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The JuiOnr High basketball team
will go to Medford to play the gram
mar grade team at that city tonight.
This will be she return game with
this team which met defeat on the
local floor last Saturday night. The
Junior High team consists of Chs
ter Woods, Albert Marske. Wayne
Ramsey. Clark Butterfield and Bus
ter Frulan. and will be accompanied
to Medford by four or five substi-
tutes.
Fireman Ogden Of Blaine street
has moved his family to Hornbrook.
WEDNESDAYS NEWS
Harry Moore. whose home is at
Belleview. and who has been employ