Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-20
LOCAL and PERSONAL
MONDAY's NEWS

MONDAYS NEWS
Through some unexplained reason
only four players of the Medford
Eighth grade Baseball team put IN
an appearance at the local grounds
Saturday for the game announced to
be held between that aggregation and
the Junior High school team. After
waiting in vain for the coach and the
rest Of the team to arrive the four
visitors gathered sufficient num-
Der Of outsiders and put on an exhi-
bitlon game which resulted in q
score Of II to II in favor of the
Junior High.
Arthur Tateoson OF Sacramento,
was In Ashland during the past week
transacting business.
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c. L. Smith, wife and son Lewis,
formerly from La Grande. have
reached Ashland from an extended
visit in Missouri, and are visiting
with friends in this city. 1t is their
intention to locate somewhere In the
Rogue River Valley, and are MAX
ing an investigation among various
home sites.
c. II. Owen, the man brought from
Salt Lake City to Medford ON the
charge Of being the master mind
in the Jacksonville bank failure, has
not yet furnished the $1,000 bail
bond set by Judge Calklns week
ago. Owen Is still stopping at the
Hotel Medford In Medford under sur
yeilance of Sheriff TerrIll. II Is not
known yet when he will be arraign-
ed In court on the charge OF aiding
and abetting cashier TO defraud the
bank.
II. NJ. Weber and family, who
have been living for the past month
In the home of Mrs. G. II. Way on
North Main street, have moved to
Glendale. Mr.. Weber has been en-
gagged in spraying orchards In this
vicinity while In the city.
DR.. II. H. Moore was called down
to Grants Pass Saturday and Sunday
on a business visit.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold its regular
meeting In the rest room OF the IL
brary tomorrow. Tuesday. afternoon.
All members are expected to be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Enders OF Kls-
math Falls are in the city visiting
with friends for few days.
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Generally fair with normal tenn
ptrature. is the forecast for Pacific
coast states for the coming week.
II. o. Butterfield. who has been
driving the delivery wagon for the
Ashland laundry for the past year.
has resigned from his position In
that institution and has accepted q
position with N. C. Bates in the lat
ter's barber shop.
Earl Utter, assistant and mes
senger for the Western Union tele-
graph office, appears Today in a natty
20. D." uniform which has been pro-
yided for men of his position with
IT, company.
Bert r. Greer came in yesterday
from Los Angeles on business trip. (
He will be here about ten days.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Harrell Of
Oakland announce the birth of a
daughter, April .. The little girl
will be called Dorothy Bernita. Mrs.
Harrell was formerly Miss Bernita
Mix of this city.
The following from Northern Cal
lfornia were weekend guests at the
Hotel Columbia Harry Fraser Of
Dunsmuir, Mrs. Caster of Monta-
que, Thomas Connor Of Hornbrook.
Harold e. Tracy was also at the Co.
Iumbia from Oakland, Calf.
Miss Looma Wooden of Ashland IL
IN tho city spending several days vis-
itiny with friends and relatives
Roseburg News Review.
Carl Aitkin. student of the Haw-
thorne school. while playing in n,front
OF that building today, was struck
by passing automobile and knocked ,