Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-06

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or, The U. Of o. orchestra played
after the concert during the social
hour while refreshments were ser
we'd.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Underwood and
their five-months-old daughter came
to Ashland from Brooking yesterday
and are guests at the home OF Mrs.
Underwood's mother, Mrs. Fred W,
Reid.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Webster were
up yesterday from their valley farm
near Phoenix calling on their many
Ashland friends.
Miss Belle Johnson OF Medford was
an Ashland visitor yesterday.
The Hotel Columbia has the fol.
lowing guests from Washington: W.
o. Foss, wife and child, A. Ohlund,
Jas. sL. Foss and H. W. Foss OF
Seattle, C. L. sweger, wife and
daughter of Walla walla.
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James Rudd Is entertaining his
brother from Sioux Falls, s. D., at
his home on Liberty street. Mr..
Rudd Is much pleased with Ashland
and may decide to remain here per-
manently. He says South Dakota
at the present time is very dull and
that banks are allowing families $40
week on which to live during the
depression. This state will not con-
tinue long. Mr.. Rudd thinks, and con.
ditions will be relieved n short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eust Renshaw oi
Medford were guests at the home Of
Mayor and Mrs. c. b. Lamkin Thurs
day. The Lamkins and Renshaw'
were old-time Iowa friends.
Mrs. A. w. Stone Of Medford was 9
caller on Ashland friends yesterday
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Guests registered at the Austin
are J. w. Smmnos and A. o. Mel
son Of Portland, C. H. Colt OF Chi
cago, Ills. and Gilbert w. Allen of
Salem.
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Mrs. Anna Patterson left this morn
ing for Dunsmulr where she will visit
for few days. after which she will
continue to San francisco to make
an extended sojourn.
f. G. Lewis, travelling agent of the
traffic department of the Southern
Pacific company, was in town yester-
day from Eugene where he makes his
Mr. Lewis accompan-
led the University OF Oregon orchtra
to Southern Oregon in their private
car.
John and Margaret Churchman
went to Dunsmuir today to Visit over
Sunday with friends in that town.
Rev. c. F. Koehler has been called
% Brownsville for Sunday to con-
iuct the funeral services OF a for
ner parishoner, Mr.. Link Kirk. Rev,
Doran will supply the Presby terian
pulpit Sunday morning. There will
,e no service In the evening.
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Rev. Peter Burnett of eugene has
trrived in Ashland and will pay a
'isit to his daughter, Mrs. G. w.
Dunn. While in the city, Mr.. Bur-
lett will preach in the Christian
'hurch tomorrow.
The eighth grade of the Junior
High school took a hike up the can.
ION today and held a picnic and
'weine roast" in one of the scenic
looks to be found In that vicinity.
Mrs. G. W. Loosely. who has been
onfined to a hospital since Febru-
ry 12, at which time she was in
ured In an automobile accident, is
xcepted to be taken to her home on |
,ak street this evening, Mrs. Loos-
ly Is much improved. although It
ill be some time before she will be
BILE to be around again. She sus-
aimed three breaks In her hip. two
r three in a wrist and severe scalp
ut.
r. NJ. Foot was In Ashland today
rom Medford transacting business.
J. Heston Jones is reported to be
eriously III at the home of his SIS
sr. Mrs. Waiter Hash. with what is
aid to be ptomaine poisoning. His
ondition Is said to be serious.
C. B. Haney, who lives east oil Ash
md. received a telegram last eve-
ing. telling Of the death of his
aughter. Mrs. Leta Weaver. OF Bak-
Sfield. Calf. Mrs. Weaver visited