Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-02-09
LOCAL and PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

akin Locking devices on both 1t:
vault doors as additional protection
to the secureties held for customer
as well as its own money and secur
tiles. A thorough investigation of thi'
protection was made before 1t wai
purchased by the bank, and, while II
appears simple in construction anc
method of operation, no evidence can
be found of its having ever been sue
cessfully burglarized.
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A. Austin Chisholm manager oil
the Hotel Austin, left Sunday for
San Francisco to spend several days
on business affairs.
Sergeant Instructor Jerak of Salem
was an Ashland visitor over night,
and while in the city paid an unoffl-
cial visit TO the First company at it's
drill last night
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A. O. Edwards OF Johnson county,
Kansas, has been spending the past
month with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
s. G. Edwards, at their home on Oak
street. This is the first time Mr..
and Mrs. Edwards have seen their
son in 27 years.
p H. Arnold of Kitchener, Ont,
Canada, who with his family has been
spending several months in Ashland
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. W.
Young. left this morning for Los An
geles. where he will look up tem-
porary home before his wife and
daughter join him, The latter Will
remain in Ashland until sent for by
Mr.. Arnold. 1t is their intention to
locate permanently somewhere in
California,
Next Saturday, February IL, LIN
coins birthday, will be legal holi-
day and the banks will observe the
occasion by being closed for business
all day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Veale left
today for San Francisco after max
ing their home In Ashland for the
past two or three years. During theiI
residence here Mr.. Veale was man
ager of the mems department OF the
Vaupel store.
Guests at the Hotel Austin today
include j. N. Frankel of Seattle, J
l.. Laird of Bridge, A. r. Moore, j
e. Orr, of Orland, Calf, Geo. l.
Ferngall of Weed, and H. G, Bolton
of St. Louis, Mo.
Guy Jacobs left Sunday night fol
Portland. He expected to be Joined
at Roseburg by his wife who has
been visiting there, and the two will
spend some time in the Rose City.
The Chamber of Commerce direc'
tors met today noon in luncheon at
the Tavern Cafe. while they tran
sacted the usual weekly business.
Mrs. Leouard 0Orthuys and little
daughter Catherine were up from
Talent yesterday shopping at the
local stores.
Californians stopping at the Hotel
Columbia include C. Mitchell and
wife OF Stockton, Geo. A. Campbell
and Mike Arthur OF Los Angeles
W. B. Warren of Hit and Mrs V,
4. Parker of Dunsmuir.
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Mrs. Ellen Giddings has been a
sufferer from an attack of Influenza
at her home on North Main street
during the past week.
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II. G. King has sold his residence
at 81 Morton street to Mr.. and Mrs
w. +. Groves. The latter are going
to make many Improvements on theil
property before occupying 1t for q
home. Their baby. who has been III
for some time, has passed the dan
ger point and is now on the road to
recovery.
Revs. c. +. Koehler, Walter l.
Evans and Hiram Smith were Ash
land delegates to the Rogue Rivei
Valley Ministerial Association which
met in Medford yesterday afternoon
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hahn, Mrs. William
Sshwab of Marysville. Calf, and
Mrs. John Hearing of Talent, sisters
and mother of Mrs. Albert Porter
have been visiting her. at her home
on the Spencer ranch. Mrs. Hahn