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

riously i'll this winter, and the trip
is made in the hope that change
will be beneficial to him.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W, b. Dubois of Van
couver, Wash, stopped off in Ash
land few days this week while
passing through. and were guests at
the Hotel Austin.
Two street lights were ordered to
be placed on Ohio street between Hell
man and Laurel by the city council
it its recent meeting. This has al
ways been particularly dark section
of the city, and the residents there
will rejoice in the fact that no more
will they be required to walk in
darkness. A light was also ordered
to be placed on the corner of Laurel
street and Orange avenue.
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'lm not taking in the nights in
New York at night" writes back A.
c. Briggs. manager OF the Ashland
Fruit G. Produce Association, who is
in the great metropolis this winter
paying visit to his mother. at
keeps me busy lodging traffic in
the daytime" While he is having
great time in the east, Mr.. Briggs
still thinks longingly OF the safe
and sane" life in Ashland, on the
other side of the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher Danford are
receiving congratulations ovef the
birth of Il daughter, who arrived at
their home yesterday afternoon.
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E. w. Redifer left yesterday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock in his Overland Six
for Myrtle Greek. A telephone mes
sage from him last evening stated
he had reached his destination safely,
arriving there at O'Clock p. m. Mrs.
Redifer left this morning by train
to join him, and they expect to visit
with Mr.. Redifer's parents in Drain
before going to their ranch near
Myrtle Creek for the summer.
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At the Hotel Columbia are stop
ping the following Anna Decker OF
Marshfield, c. W. Jackson and wife
of Sticksville. Ohio, R. T. Bundy OF
Portland, j. l.. McI<innis and George
Reinmiller OF Summeryille.
Mrs Caldwell the nurse, who ac-
companied q patient to the General
hospital in San Francisco last week
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Miss Alice Thuline of Galesburg,
Ills, is a guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. j. T. Dockery, this week.
The following party were up from
Grants Pass spending the night with
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Best,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Myers and l.. c.
Falkenhagen.
Ernest Rhodes of Raymond, Wash,
while passing through Ashland this
week on his way to Sawtelle, Calilor-
mia. to visit his mother. stopped Off
and spent a few days with relatives
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Acklin have
moved into the second story apart
ment in the Rhodes building oppo-
site the city hall, from North Pioneer
avenue, where they had formerly re-
sided. The house they vacated will
be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. a. Aus
tin Chisholm.
F. C. Stitser, the well known bank
er and. .lumberman OF Doris, Calf,
transacted business in Ashland this
week
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Powell expect
to leave tomorrow evening for their
new home in Oakland, Calif. They
are leaving many friends in Ashland
who deeply regret to learn of their
departure.
The Hill Military Academy bas-
ketball team was defeated by the
Medford high school team last night
in a game at the latter place by Il
score of 10 to Is. A second game
will be played there tonight, after
which the Portland five will again
meet Ashland at the high school
gym, Saturday night. A large num-
ber Of basketball fans went down 20
Medford to witness the game last
night.
The dance announced to take place
in the Armory tonight has been post
pOned until a later date.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Hutchison of
Roseburg have purchased the Moran
on Oak street and expect
to make that their future home.
L" Two citizens of Ashland are report
ad cick ot thair homae at tha nroS