Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-01-12

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of places, and with the aid of Ranger
Brown restored this seryice.--Med-
ford Mail Tribune.
MONDAYS NEWS
The campaign supper planned by
the Neighbors of Woodcraft to be
held next Friday has been postpon-
ed until later date This will be
an important feature when it takes
place.
Mervin Borah, who has been spend
ing the holiday vacation in Ashland
with his mother, Mrs C. A. Borah
at her home on North Main Street,
left Saturday morning to resume his
studies at a boys school in San Ro-
selle, Calf
+ c. w. Root has been seriously i'll
at his home on North Main street for
the past two or three days.
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G. r. Robinson of Butte Falls was
in Ashland Saturday on a business
trip.
Henry Vanprooen of Creswell ar
rived in Ashland last week and will
spend some time in this city. He was
sent here for the benefit of his
health by the advice of his physi-
clan. Mr.. Vanprooen contracted in
fluenza while in the army and has
been in delicate health ever since.
He hopes the beneficial air and eli
mate of Ashland will help him regain
his health.
Hon. E. " Carter left the last Of
the week for Salem to be present at
) the opening of the Oregon legisla-
ture, which occurred today. Mr. Car
ter is the new member from Jackson
county.
L. j. Orres the tailor, is remodel
: ing the interior of his establishment.
He has taken out the inside partition
in the room and put in large win
dow, making a fine light work room
in the rear of the building.
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Guests from distance stopping ut
the Hotel Austin are VIM. Applegate
and wife of Shelbino, Mo-, j. B. Ra
phael and wife of Sisseton, s. d.. F.
L. Stanton and wife of Canitton, N. d.
4 Mrs Charles Kinds of Forest Grove
spent yesterday and today at the
home of her cousin, j. J. Murphy, 4SG
Boulevard
An automobile pulled into Ashland
last night from Colorado Springs,
Colo, having made the run over the
mountains from California without
any mishaps whatsoever.
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J. NJ. Alnutt came over from Klam-
ath Falls. Saturday, called here by
the death Of his mother, the late Mrs.
Hattie Alnutt, whose funeral took
place yesterday afternoon.
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H. C. Gleason of Seattle was Eusi-
ness visitor in Ashland over Sunday. .
Ashland experienced the coolest
weather of the season this morning .
The thermometer registered / s above
zero. With the cold winds from the
snow covered mountains the tempera-
ture today feels like snug winter
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion of iowa, who
left Ashland in 1913 to make their
home in the middle west, have re-
turned to this city and are occupy
! ing their home on the corner of
Weightman and Iowa streets, which
they had purchased before they left.
They claim to be delighted TO return
to Ashland and expect 10 remain
here.
Mrs. F. G. McWiliams of Church
street has Rhode Island Red pullet
which would certainly have been Il
winner at the winter fair had her
record of egg laying been established
at that time The fowl Is ten months
old and has already laid eleven dou-
ble-yolked eggs, three in one week.
Has anyone a chicken that can beat
this?
VIM. NJ. Hibbs, former owner of
the Fourth Street Meat Market. is
opening grocery store in The build
ing at the corner of Fourth and B
streets, formerly occupied by W. E.
Flackus Mr. Hibbs will carry an ,
up-to-date stock Of groceries and
feed and will bend every effort to- ,
wards satisfying the wants OF his pa /
irons.
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In Saturdays edition of The Tid- ,
ings announcing the death of Mrs. f.
n. Anderson, an error was made in
the names OF the immediate family, '
WIN are Laura V Siaale Mlnnla A !