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


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Albert and Barclay Leeds arrived
this morning from Stanford univer-
sity, where they are students, called
here by the death of their father, the
late W. H. Leeds. The other son,
Howard, is expected to arrive tomor-
row from Los Angeles.
c. H. Weight. who has been soiourn-
ing in Northeastern Oregon for some
time this winter, is In Ashland, and
will remain here for several days
before going on to Santa Monica to
Join his wife at their home In thar
city.
Mrs. h. J. Luke was up yesterday
from her ranch on the Pacific high
way few miles north OF Ashland,
shopping at the local stores.
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A large company OF basketball fans
came up from Medford last night to
witness the game between Roseburg
and the local team at the high school
gymnasium.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. GanO were over
from Hits this week transacting
business and shopping at the local
stores.
]. p. Coin was up from Eagle Point
yesterday transactlng business in the
city.
Miss Carmen Oriel and Miss vickie
Merriman of Roseburg were over
night guests in Ashland last night
H. Z. Badger, Jr., who has been EN-.
ployed in the Citizens Bank this win
ter, is taking an extended vacation,
which he is spending at his home.
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Fred Boyd of Seattle arrived IN
the. city last night and will pay a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Boyd, at their home Oh North
Main street for few days this week
Californians at the Hotel Austin
are Gust Blana OF Los Angeles, J..
Book and Milton Curry of San Fran
cisco. Other guests at that hotel in
clude j. H. Smith of Providence, X. L..
Daniel Hunt. E ID. Hallock and W.
II. Ballinger of Portland.
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AL Soldering of Bellingham, Wash,
leaves today for San Francisco to
visit his son. Mr.. Sebering has been
in Ashland since Tuesday, visiting
his brother-in-law, F. W. Hutchlson
who recently purchased a two-acre
tract on North Oak street. Mr.. Seb-
ering is an old-time newspaperman
and printer
Coach c. ]. Everett of the Rose
burg high school has accompanied his
basketball players to Ashland and
are stopping in the city during the
series of games with the local team
The company includes Hugh Whipple,
Donald Hunt, Maurice Newland Cliff
ford Fields, Charley Thurston, Phil
and George Singleton, Lloyd Davis,
Sam Campbell, V. Perry and II. s.
Britt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfafflin OF Wiscon-
sin, who have been spending the past
winter in Southern California, are
In Ashland for few days this week.
Mrs. Pfafflin was taken i'll on the
train and her husband took her Off
here to stop for few days until she
recOyers.
Mrs +. f. Russell. who has been
an inmate OF local hospital for sew
eral weeks, has returned to her home
here on North Pioneer avenue, and
is somewhat improved in health.
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Viewers over the highway between
Grants Pass and Wolf Creek report
this week the Smith hill road Is In
about as bad condition as 1t has been
at any time during the winter.
team is maintained there by the high
way department and at certain points
cars have to be towed out of the
mud.
Rev. o. P. Burris. who preached
in the Christian church in this city
two evenings this week, was well re-
ceieed by that congregation, who are
considering calling a pastor to the
local pulpit. Mr. Burris delighted his
audience with his exceptionally fine
singing. which was OF unusual ex-
cellence. The church board expects
to meet shortly and decide on calling
pastor.
Little James Newton, who has been
seriously i'll at a local hospital, is re-
ported to be gaining and hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
The Trigonia OIL and Gas Company
has lust received a letter from Otto
Mikkelsen of Portland. saying the
new Astoria oil well pumped four
teen barrels at 500 feet and people
are fighting each other to get some
stock.