Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-27


shipment Of an eeroplane in addition
to one he intends flying to Ashland
for the purpose Of establishing a
flying school in either Medford or
Ashland.
Howard W. Frame was in Ash
land Saturday and purchased a new
Ford. Mr.. Frame is Junior at the
College of Business Administration
of the University of Washington and
is now staying at his fathers ranch
near Talent.
Professor Incl, Principal OF the
Grants Pass High School, was an
Ashland visitor last week.
Professor Jewett of Talent was in
the city Saturday on business. Pro-
fessor Jewett Is promoting field
meet at Talent and has been solicit
Ing local support 70 rthe project.
Rev. Ward McHenry, former pas
tor of the Presbyterian church here,
was an Ashland visitor Saturday
DR.. McHenry Is now pastor Of
Portland church.
While attempting to cross the
railroad track at B and Mountain
avenues at 8 o'clock yesterday morn
Ing, an automobile driven by Theo
dore Elliot and containing four pas
sengers was struck by south bound
Southern Pacific train and badly
damaged. The car had hardly noset
across the track or q serious accl
dent might have occurred. eye wit
nesses stated. The front of the cal
was struck and the machine knocked
to one side. It was towed to tht
White Star garage for repairs.
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A. M. Humphrey, Ill B street, ha!
been making several improvements
to his home during the past week. A
sleeping porch has been added anf
several repairs made In the kitchen
]. X. McWilliams, salesman fol
the local Ford agency. spent Satur
day in the Valley View district tryinl
to sell a car. His success or fail
ure has not been reported.
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DR.. II. B. Moore Of this city, lef
Saturday evening for Los Angeles
where be will spend the summer
months and return to Ashland thi'
coming fall.
Mrs. Kenneth L. Fenton and Mrs
Arthur W. Chance Of Portland stop
ped at the Hotel Austin yesterda,
! enrroute for Southern California
Their next stop will be at Sisson.
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DR.. F. G. Strange, a former Ash
land Presbyterian minister, has writ
ten to Mrs. s. l.. Allen, a loca
realty dealer, In an effort to locat'
a place to live this summer as h
intends to make a visit to this cit
soon. He is now located in Port
land.
Clyde Costello, Harry Hosler am
w. NJ. Dodge spent Sunday on !
fishing trip at the Little Shasti
River in California. They reporte'
good luch and the news that tn
: roads I'm that section were dust;
; from lack of rain for several weeks.
1 Miss Mary Niver former city edi
tor of the Tidings, has taken posi-
tion as assistant librarian at tht
Ashland library, Miss Niver is very
we'll known and liked by Ashlanl
residents, having been with the Tid-
ings for four years prior to this week.
The Tidings staff wish Miss Niver
every possible sue cess in her new
position.
Rev. Kinmball Kent, pastor OF the
Congregational church at St. Hell
ems. Ore, is visiting at the home OF
]. NJ. Kirkpatrick Rev. Kent may
remain in the city until this coming
Sunday.
The volunteer class Of the Baptist
church Is fitting up room In the
basement of the church to be used
for their own class work.
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w. T. Newton and wife OF San
Francisco spent the week end visit
ing at the home of II. II. Elhart,
III Mob Hill. Mr.. Newton 10 a
brother of Mrs. Elhart and an elec
trical engineer for the Pacific coast
canneries OF the company.
Marjorie Rambeau. an actress VINO
is to play at Medford theatre this
week, is not without local friends
Mrs. J. B. Duncan, 2H Hagardlne ST.
is an old classmats of Miss Rambeau.
Mrs. Duncan and Miss Rambeau at
tended school together at Red Bluff,
California.
Mr. Marv W TinntOu PA Ha-