Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-02-09

ASHLAND WEEhLt tlDiNOS
Lamkin, this week. Mr.. Walker is
much pleased with Ashland and
claims 1t is better city than Port
land.
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Mrs. Jack Wildly, who mas been
! clerking in Ferguson's dry goods
store for the past week or two, has re-
signed and will leave with her nus
band soon for Spokane. Mr.. Wildly
has accepted a position in that city.
Among the tourists and business
people stopping at the Hotel Austin
are Handon Darley of Tacoma, Fred
W. Hall of Chicago, Ned f. Moore of
Los Angeles, C. +, Beckwith OF San
Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Schuerer
of New York, II. Witt of Seattle, Dr.
C. d. Clark. j. l.. Busye and Jas. d.
Shea of Portland.
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G. II. Billings is home from the
north where he had been spending
several days the past week. While
away Mr. Billings attended two con-
yentions. These were the Interstate
Y. NJ. C. A. convention at Salem and
the Life Insurance Congress held in
Portland the fore part of this week
Arthur p. Cramer was a business
visitor in Ashland yesterday from
Grants Pass.
Mrs. G. f. Chattin, a former resi-
dent of Roseburg, has come a. Ash
land and is expecting to locate in this
city.
L. A. Dean of Sandy Lake, Pa is
guest of Ashland stopping at the
Hotel Columbia. Other guests at
this hotel are G. w. and j. AIder-
son of Tacoma, G. W. Hammond Of
Tillamook, w. E. Rand of Silgertcn,
F. l.. Leavitt of Seattle and Mrs. NJ
E. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Foster. who have
been located at Reedsport for some
time, have returned to Ashland ana
are now located at $40 Grant street
John Freeman and wife have sold
their fine home on the corner of Man
zanita. street and High street. ITO Miss
Jessie B. Thatcher The deal was
made through the Beaver Realty CO.
The Southern Pacific company has
q crew of men on the lot adjoining
the Ford Garage building, cleaning
up the debris left from tearing down
the old buildings there and getting
the plot of ground inreadineSs to put
in the concrete walk along North
Main street The Southern Pacific
has worked most admirably in co.
operation with the city council IN re.
moving its old buildings and clearing
out that property and Arranging to
make that corner an attractive husi-
ness site. The city will build a wall
below the street before putting in
the walk.
r. o. Gordon was up from Med,ord
yesterday transacting business in this
city.
A telegram was received last night
| by Rose Brothers from Attorney 4.
I l.. Dorm, who with his family started
yesterday morning at 7;3o O'clock
for Crescent City by automobile, stat
ing they had arrived there safely,
The journey was completed At about
/ 6 p. m.
Mrs ! X. Luke was up from her
home on the Pacific highway three
miles north of Ashland on Il shop
ping trip today.
+. Il. lsaacs, the future proprietor
of Vaupel's store, was up last eve
ming purchasing merchandise from
eastern lines for the new store, He
was accompanied by his wife.
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DR.. C. F. Scheller has moved his
office equipment from Ashland to
Medford, where he expects to Id To-
Gated in the future.
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An advanced sign of spring has
struck Ashland. This is the epidemic
of kite-flying that is periodically in
dulged in by the youths of the city,
but usually does not appear until
much later and weather prophets
claim an early spring in consequence.
Some very attractive and well built
kites are seen floating in the cher
evenings after school hours.
Mrs. NJ. J. Sill of Elter, Calf, ar
rived in Ashland Monday morning tor
visit Mrs. A. 4. Noble, 20 Lincoln
street. Mrs. Sill and Mrs. Noble