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

MONDAYS NEWS
Alyis V SOFA and George songe
were two Yreka business visitors ii
Ashland Saturday
Charles Freeman was taken to
local hospital today, where he ex
pects to undergo on operation.
Lauren A. Gale and w, f. Rintel
of Roseburg were business visitors
in this city over the week end.
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Miss Viola Provost was home over
sunday from 81. Mary's convent in
Medford, where she is attending
school this winter.
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The following from San Fransisco
are stopping at the Hotel Austin
Mrs. X. G. Byron -Brinkman, VIM. w.
Johnstone, John C. Cochran. Other
guests also at the Austin are L. r.
Scott of Seattle and Mrs. F. Fl. Veh-
ring and son.
Word from Mrs. J, p. Wolf, who is
an inmate of a Medford hospital
where she recently underwent a serl-
Gus operation, states she is recover
ing and is able to sit up. 1t will be
some time before she regains her
health completely, it is stated.
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Fire Chief George Robson and wife
spent yesterday with friends in Cen
tral Point.
Joe Barrett was up from Talent
yesterday visiting friends in Ash
land.
Portland visitors stopping at the
Hotel Austin comprise W. ]. Stam-
per, H. W. Holden, Blair Loomis,
Chas. H. Alder A. B. Gorton, C. H.
Duyer and C. E. Reynolds.
j. H. Provost returned home yes
terday from Portland where he had
been spending the past week at the
hardware mems convention in session
in that city. Mrs. Provost, who had
been in a hospital in Medford for
treatment during her husbands alb
sence. is also home.
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A, Giebisch, who has the contract |
for grading the Green Springs noun
tain road, Is in Ashland this week !
from Portland, looking after affairs
in this section.
Mrs. NJ. S. Eaton left today for
Dunsmuir, where she expects to visit
with friends for the coming week or
two.
Mrs. Inez Ferguson arrived in Ash
land from Central Point yesterday
and will be the guest of Mrs. George
Robson for several days this week. |
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Ralph N. Russell OF Medford tran
sacted business in Ashland Saturday
afternoon.
motion has been filed with the
circuit court by the various defend
ants of the Jacksonville bank cases
for change of venue. on the grounds |
that prejudice is so strong in this
county that the indicted men could
not secure fair trial Judge Cal |
kins has intimated that he would
grant the motion and transfer the
trial either to Douglas or klamath
counties, Thursday has been set as
the date for arguing demurrers filed
against the indictments.
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A wave of whispered surprise swept
over the crowd at the wrestling and
boxing match at Gold Hill Friday
when Rev. j. h. Sasnett, pastor of the
Methodist church of Medford, crawled
through the ropes just before the
wrestling began, and announced that
through the courtesy of the manage
ment he was there as county chair
man to speak in the interest of the
European Relief fund for starving
children. He was heard with inter.
est, and the applause indicated that
The audience was in sympathy with
The cause. An invitation was extend
ed the minister to remain and witness
THE boxing bouts. but he declined the
fnvitation.-Medford Mail Tribune.
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SAA !Ouub hltu Vi Ahnldnu nave
gone to Portland to take the exami.
nations preparatory to entering the
government aviation service. These
are, Perry Norton. Herman Trott,
Caryil Thornton. Virgil Ramsey, Gus
Wolcott and James Pefley These
boys passed the preliminary examina-
tion in Medford last week. and were
later sent 10 Portland where they
Will undergo the final examinations.
Should they pass they will be sent
to Vancouver, then later to one of the
aviation training schools. either in
California or Texas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Gault and little
granddaughter. Alice Rae Bundy. of
Weed were week end guests at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Gillette
On Gresham street They also came
here to see their daughter and moth
er. Mrs. Thomas Bundy who has