Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-23

brought to Ashland Mr.. Carter was
given the assurance an elk will be
provided for the Ashland park as
soon as It can be captured from one
OF the state herds.
The following guests are stopping
at the Hotel Columbia; H.,E. Mer-
win, R. H. Sidernus, Mr.. and Mrs. F. !
McAllister and Mr., and Mrs. F. c.
Youtsey OF Portland and Kirk Shelby |
of Coqullle, Oregon.
E. f. Phipps is spending the day
in Rogue River
The corporate existence of the First
National Bank OF this city has been
extended by the comptroller of the
currency to March s, 1941.
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Guy Cary. night rOun1house fore
man at the local Southern Pacific
roundhouse, took spin down to
Medfoid in his car before the sun was
up this morning, to inhale little
early ozone.
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Brick" Smith OF Ashland has ship
ped over all of his credentials. rec
concentrations and references to Mr..
Birmingham, superintendent of the
Hit branch Of the Fruit Growers
Supply company, and is expecting to
leave soon for Hit, where he will do
the surveying act this summer.
V. P. Phillips and wife, formerly
OF Ashland, have returned from San
Diego, where they have lived the
past six months. Mr.. Phillips has
been the manager Of the Jacobson
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Auto company at San Diego during
that time. They have returned TO
Ashland with the intention of re-
naming for some time.
Mrs. c. G. Bolte, who has been
I the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gordon
MacCracken for the past week, left
today for San Francisco. Mrs. Bolte
will sail Saturday on the steamer Col
den State for Japan and China.
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Mrs. Tom Bundy, who has been i'll
In a local hospital for a long time.
has improved so much that she has
been able to stay at the home of Mrs.
G. V. Gillette for several days. She
leaves today for her home at Weed,
California.
Mrs. NJ. S. Multi is leaving for Port
land tonight where she will remain
at least a month.
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Mrs. Clara Esson OF Portland. state
Bible school superintendent of the
Christian church, will speak in the
local Christian church next Sunday.
: Mrs. Esson was at one time assistant
pastor OF that church and is well
known by many of the older mem
bers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McDermid left
Sunday for San Francisco, where the
( former has accepted position. They
have been spending the winter in
Ashland with Mrs. McDermid's moth
err Mrs. NJ. S. Multi, at the latter's
home on Mechanic street.
The public is invited to the adnres;
to be given by Rev. e. j. Conaty in
the Lyric theatre tomorrow, Thurs
day evening. The topic Of Father
/ Conaty's address will be Liberty"
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The many friends OF Mrs. j.. Henry
Provost will be glad to hear that her
condition is somewhat improved this
morning, according to word coming
from the MedfOrd hospital where she
underwent an operation Monday.
The city council adjourned last
night until tonight, when it will meet
in usual session, II
The following visitors are register
ed at the Hotel Austin: A. l.. George,
S. Mendelson and w. A. Coffee or
Portland; C. NJ, Boyan and Jack
Fischell of San Francisco. Herbert
Cook of Caro-, Michigan. Mrs. T. L.
Dates OF Owens Sound, Ontario, W.
A. Guild. NJ. D. and G. Crofton of Des
Moines, Iowa, Carl B. Brunke of New
York City, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Van
Leyen of Detroit, Michigan, and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Charbarmeau of Ry-
der, South Dakota.
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken and Mrs.
Carrie Mitchell will leave tonight
for Salem, where they will attend the
state conference of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution which will
be in session there Friday and Sat
urday of this week. They are sent
as delegates from Mount ashland
chapter. OF which Mrs. MacCracken
Is regent. Miss Mitchell expects to
60 on to Portland to visit after the
conference is ended.
Operator Craig OF Siskiy0u was
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