Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-02-16
LOCAL and PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

breaking into EnueIs clothihs S'oie
and taking a quantity of clothing
After being caught, it is stated, the
man confessed to the theft and took
the officers to the place where he had
the goods cached, -
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Mrs. Ethel Eaton, clerk in Vaupels S
store has been i'll for several days
ot her home on Maple street. This
morning it was reported Mrs. Eaton
is threatened with an attack of pneu'
monia.
Mrs w f. Sanford is home from
Oklahoma City where she had been
spending several months this win
ter.
Mrs Blair, who lives east of Ash
land where her husband conducts
the Blair Granite Works, returned
home this morning from an extended
visit TO Portland.
The following are included among
the guests at the Hotel Austin: G.
f. Matlick, Geo. f. Hislop and Maur-
ice Winter of Portland, j. d. Martin
of Kansas City, Mo-, l.. H. Werth-
ener OF Rochester, N. Y, Mrs. F. R.
Hedges and daughter Of Everett,
Wash. b. NJ. Larkin of San Francisco,
J. w. Huntley OF Chicago, d. W.
Hodson OF Regina, Sask,, and A. w
Giddens of Seattle.
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B. Heberlie and o. o. Wingfield
were Ashland callers from Weed Sat
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Pratt have sold
their house on Factory street to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. +. Jones, who expect
to reside there as soon as the house
is vacated. The deal was made
through the Beaver Realty company
DR.. Bertha +. Sawyer and DR.. W.
]. Crandall 20 TO Medford this
evening to attend the first meeting
of the circuit clinic OF Western Os-
teopathic Association.
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Manager A. Austin Chisholm is es-
tablishing an innovation at the Hotel
Austin which will undoubtedly meet
with the commentator Of his pat
rons. He is putting in an entire white
corps of employees in the hotel. Harry
Weber of San Francisco has been
engaged as Chef and will employ only
white help throughout the kitchen
service. Mr.. Weber has been EN-
ployed in many of the leading hotels
in the coast cities, and comes to the
Austin with high recommendation
Word has been received Of the death
of DR.. |. N. Demorest at the family
home in Washington, d. c. He leaves
wife and one son, Lieutenant Al
fredo Demorest, of the consular ser.
vice. DR.. Demorest was brother
in-law of Mrs. NJ. Hoslre and uncle
of Harry and Earl Hosler of this
city
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Stanley of Duns
muir spent the fore part of the weel
visiting in Ashland.
Guests at the Hotel Columbia from
San Francisco include Mrs. A. +
Daley, l.. NJ. Kellington, John Smith
and A. Adamson.
/. c. WILLIAMS was up from Talent
yesterday afternoon looking after
business affairs.
The Misses Mabel Trott and Nellie
Hake returned from the state c. F.
convention yesterday, full of enthusi
ism over the splendid meeting and
the general good time. They will
hold on echo meeting soon, to report
the convention.
The Presbyterian Missionary sOcie'
ty will be the guests tomorrow Of
Mrs. c. b. Lamkln on North Main
street. The Day OF Prayer for mis-
sion will be observed, Mrs Hoyt con.
ductlng the deyotions Mrs. Minis
secretary of literature, will present
her department in an unique way
All women interested are cordially
invited.
James Doran, one Of the enterpris
ing citizens OF Ashland. is planning
an extensive building campaign tC
start in the near future. Mr.. Dorar
will build one and possibly two mod
ern bungalows at the head of Libert,
street just above ]. b. Wares bun
galow. Also on Ashland street wher,
Morton street intersects he intends
TO put in acre tracts and at onct
bnild a bungalow with modern i'm
provements on what is known as tn,
Doran fruit ranch. Mr.. Doran will
put in the neighborhood OF $1,000,
in these new buildings.
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Mrs. &. b. Wineland and Mrs. Kali
Shepard returned home this mornlnI
from San Francisco. where they hat
been spending several days durinl
the past week attending to bushes
matters and visiting.