Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-05-25
TUESDAYS NEWS

TUESDAYS NEWS
4 Leave for California
g Thomas Hill and family left to-
! day for Southern California where
: they will make their future home.
Mr.. Hill recently sold his grocery
business in this city to Mr.. Plum
mer.
Elks Ladies Club Meets
The Elks Ladies Club will meet
lThursday afternoon at their club
room in the Elk's Temple.
Loyal Workers Meet
The Loyal Workers OF the Chris
tian church will meet at basket
social Thursday evening of this
week.
Leave for Corvallis
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Blake, 109l
Laurel street. will leave soon for
Corvallis where they will visit with
r. A. Blake OF that city. sa
Big Pear Shipment
C. NJ. Secrlst, vice president of the
Pacific Fruit Express Co., estimates
that there will be between 500 and
900 cars Of pears to move from the
Rogue River district, In spite of the
fact that considerable damage has
been done by recent frosts. Smudg-
ing has saved q considerable proper
tion Of the crop. There is also con-
siderable acreage coming into bear
ing this year in this district. The
peach crop however, has been prac-
tically destroyed by the low tenn
perature. I
Leaves for Middle Vest
Mrs. Mae Austin left yesterday for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Iowa and Nebraska.
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iii With the Flu
Mrs. j. L. farmhouse has been
Ill for the past week with the "flu"
at her home ON the Boulevard. Her \
son, v. G. Barnthouse, is visiting
from klamath Falls.
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Defends Accused Rank RObbef.--
William NJ. Briggs, Ashland at
orney, has been appointed by the
district attorney to defend Frank
Kodat, accused OF completely in the
lttemped robbery OF q bank at Gold
.llll in April of this year. n
Afternoon Club Meets
The Wednesday Afternoon Club of ,
The Presbyterian church will meet Y.
tomorrow afternoon at the church
parlors. L
Attend Laundiymen's Convention
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E. French have ,
been attending the state laundry
mems convention at Eugene. They {
have lately been receiving visit
from their son, Ralph, a lieutenant in
the government aviation service, who
was on his way to Eugene to super
wise the care OF lot aviation equip
ment.
Leave for San Francisco
Mrs. F. H. Crowson and daughter,
Ina, left last week for San Fran y
cisco to visit their daughter and
sister, Miss Pearl Crowson of that /
city. They were joined at Red
Bluff by Mrs. J. +. Callahan and son, r
Jerry, who accompanied them to San '
Francisco.
Synod to Meet
The Presbyterian Synod OF Ore
gon will meet in Corvallis at the o. 7
A. c. from July IL to 10, 1t was an v
nounced today by Rev. Hoyt. The v
Synod will convene for the first r.
time at 1880 o'clock on July 12. r
Friends j
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Betchtel en-
tertained several friends at their =
home on Skidmore street. The main n
feature OF the evening was the "ice
,ream feed" which the following C
guests enjoyed: Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Bechtel and children, Iona and =
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Nor -
rls, Miss Cecil Moore, Mr.. Lee Fie- y
Held, Mr.. and Mrs. Bechtel.
Returns From Albany
Mrs. Ellen S. Smith. 100 East '
Main street. returned last week from n
Albany where she had been attend G
ng the Rebecca Assembly OF Oregon R
IS an Ashland delegate from the !,
Hope Lodge. The assembly lasted N
hree days.
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Mrs. ID. Perozl Returns
Mrs. D. Perozzl, who has been at. A
the Rebecca Assembly of
Oregon at Albany. has returned. !
)n Five Weeks VISIT
Miss Georgia Coffee. business l.
of the Tidings, left this y
week for five weeks visit to points
n Southern California. She will
'isit friends at Oakland enroute.
J. +. Billings Returns TO Work.
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