Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-02-23

with the playing of the local team,
and states 1t is his opinion Ashland
stands good chance OF defeating
Medford in the contest next week.
Mr.. Fuson gives much praise to Coacn
Hughes Of the local school, who, he
states, has had phenominal success
in building up his team to the high
standard Of proficiency 1t shows, as
there Is only one man in the team
who has ever played in public before
this season.
George G. Stevens, one of the South
ern Pacific freight conductors To-.
Gated in this city is taking Il ten
day voluntary layoff to rest from
his arduous duties. He expects to
resume his work in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Karberg OF
klamath Falls have moved to Ash
land to make their home, and have
rented an apartment in the. Maple
Inn. They take possession today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Barney left
this morning for Woodburn, where
they will be guests OF the formers
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vining, who
have been guests of relatives from
Seattle, during the past week, left
Thursday night for San Francisco.
A. McDermid has returned from
Kentucky, where he had been pay
ing visit to relatives, and has Join
ed his wife, Mrs. Princes Multi Nc
Dermid, in Ashland where they are
guests of the latter's mother, Mrs.
N. s. Multi, OF Mechanic street.
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W. Davis and A. E. Davis of Van
couver. b. c., were Ashland visitors
this week, stopping at the Hotel
Columbia while in the city.
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a. j. Smith of Weed had business
in the city yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Allen went
down y Medford this morning to
spend the day with friends.
W. II. HOdkinson expects to leave
TOMORROW night on train 54 for San
Francisco where he will spend few
days vacation from his business
affairs.
Guests at the Hotel Columbia in
clude. c. A. Burt of Seattle, J. r.
Howard of Dunsmuir, W. C. Conery
and son of Fort Collins, Colo, and
o. Y. Galloway of Portland.
Word has been received from J..
R. Tozer, who left Tuesday for Pet
aluma, Calf. to spend few weeks
with his son, stating he had arrived
at his destination safely. Mr.. Tozer
says the weather is wet and cold
in the California City.
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J. +. Barrett will leave tonight for
San Francisco to enter the Southern
Pacific hospital for treatment. He
had started course of treatment
in that institution some time before.
which was interrupted by the serious
illness of his son, Julian. Since the
latter's recovery Mr. Barrett will
again visit the hospital.
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Mrs. w. A. Benson has had as her
guests this week Miss Fal Slack of
who in company with
Dr. Hall of Klamath Falls, has been
in Eugene this week, attending the
Baptist convention in session there.
Miss Slack left yesterday for her
home.
Miss Elizabeth Arnold of Kitch-
ener, Ont. Can. arrived in Ashland
last evening and will be the guest of
her sister. Mrs. j. W. Young. Miss
Arnold had been visiting in Indiana
while her parents and sister were
in Ashland, and expected to join
them later in California. Learning
Of the illness of her sister, Miss Ed
ma Arnold, who recently underwent
an operation in local hospital, she
came on at once to this city.
The rank of Sir Knight was con-
ferred on two candidates recently by
San Jose lodge No. AZ, Knights of
Pytlfias, according to news from that
,ity. The candidates were Bert Oil
yer Clute and Alb Rodriguez, and the
1egree was conferred by Chancellor
Commander +. W. Clute. The Officer
and one of the candidates are the
son and grandson of s. w. Clute OF
his city and are well known here
Mrs. F.. W. Clute, who has been
guest of Ashland relatives for some
line, left yesterday for her home
n San Jose.
The L. S. Civil service commission
an examination for office
pachine expert. Receipt of applica-
ions will close March 16. 1921. Va
'ancies in the Internal Revenue Ser
rice, field service, $1,000 a year. plus