Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-16
LOCAL and PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

city, has been transferred for Il
time being TO Weed, California, wheI
he holds the position OF roundhou'
foreman. He was up from Weed ye
terday visiting and returned to b
lob last night on train number Il
He expects to remain there for al
other month,
Charles Lindsey vas transactin
business in Medford yesterday.
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Mrs. c. Il. Morton was a Medfor
visitor yesterday, calling on he
daughter. Mrs. Williams, who reside
in that city.
0. II. johnson is able to be abou
his business again after a lay-off o
a few days due to an attack OF grip
Rev Edwards, of the local Metho
dist church. was at the S. p. station
last evening for the purpose OF haV
ing a short visit with Rev. CLANCY
Methodist minister from Klamath
Falls, who was ON train No. 16 en-
route to Tacoma. Rev. CLANCY viii
spend from ten days to two weeks
in Tacoma assisting in the big drive
TO raise funds for the Methodist Pu
get Sound College, situated in Ia
coma. The aim of the drive" is tC
secure a half million dollars, half oi
this sum from Tacoma and vicinity
and the other half from over the
entire country,
Rev. C. A. Edwards, OF the local
Methodist church and Coach Hughes
of Ashland High school, are brother
Betas, and, from neighborlns col
leges. The former is graduate OF
Denver college and a member OF one
of the oldest chapters of the Betas
in the west, while the latter was a
1Ouryear letter man Of Colorado
State and loyal Beta man as well.
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c. c. Weisenburger has been en-
tertaining his son and daughter Les
lie Weisenburger and Mrs. Mary Held
enreich, at his home on Manzanita
street during the past week. The
former is from Oakland. Calf,
where he had been employed in the
while the latter is from
Portland and is on her way to Phoe-
nix, Arizona, to join her husband
who is connected with the public
schools in that city,
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The following people are stopping
at the Hotel Austin: Major Dusen-
berry of Salem, Colonel Mapes. Ser
geant Jerack and Staff Sergeant Far
mer of Camp Lewis. j. c.. Myers and
H. ]. Smith OF Portland, NJ. w. Hay
maker OF Klamath Falls. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barr OF San Francisco, Frank
Harris of Seattle, F. C. Turner and
NJ. NJ. Taylor of Spokane, F. N. Smith
of Gladstone, and the Comedian f.
NJ. Huitt of Roseburg.
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Mr.. Goan of Weed, California, has
taken the position of car foreman for
the s. p. at Ashland, this position
having been vacated by r. D. LeMas-
tiers. Mr.. Goan has been car fore
man at Weed since 1914. He has
sold his home at Weed and will buy
a place in this city to live.
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The following are stopping AT the
Hotel Columbia: Kirk Shelley Of
Coquille, Ore, j. c. Rumond of Boise,
Idaho, w. Il. Griffis OF Sunny Cove
Farm, and storekeeper ]. Brown OF
Dunsmuir.
Several Ashland people left this
morning on train No. l3 for Duns-
muir TO attend the farewell dance
given by the Brotherhood OF Railroad
Trainmen to Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxie,
well known people of that city. Mr.
Hoxie has been employed as brake
man on the Shasta division for the
past several years and will Do greatly
missed among railroad circles. Among
those from this city who will attend
the dance are Mr.. and Mrs. Hitch
cock. Mr.. and Mrs. Renard and Mr..
and Mrs Huschke.
Al Hopkins and Frank Ritchson
were business visitors in Ashland
Friday and Saturday.
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Grants Pass defeated Medford in Il
double header OF debates last Satur-
day night. The question debated
upon was the problem Of land owner
ship in the United States by foreign
ers. Grants Pass sent an affirmative
team to meet negative team at
Medford. while Medford sent team
who favored the foreigners TO COM
pete with an opposing delegation
at Grants Pass. Grants Pass won
out in both verbal contests.
II. G. Woleott was presented with
a beautiful five year faithful SER
vice medal from the United States
government last evening at the Ar
mory. Major Dusenberry brought
the medal from Salem and presented
Il. Mr.. Wolcott and both bis sons.
Guy and Phil are in the local guard
eomnany