Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-30
LOCAL and PERSONAL
SATURDAYS NEWS

DhIUhDhl . NEWO
DR.. A, j. Alderman, president OF
the Oregon State Normal, spent the
day in Ashland yesterday and visited
some OF the city schools in COM
pany with Secretary J. H. Fuller Of
the Chamber of Commerce. The pur-
pose OF Mr.. Ackermans visit to. ASH
land was to plan the establishment
OF a six weeks summer normal school
in Ashland for the coming season
and conference was arranged at the
Chamber of Commerce. with COM :
mlttee appointed for this purpose.
Full announcements viii be made
later.
Dan and A. Lindberg of Hyder,
Alaska, are spending few days in
Ashland this week. While in the city
they are guests at the Hotel Colum-
bia.
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The following from Portland are
registered at the Hotel Austin: c.
d. Roe, X. II. Murphy, Homer Ham
lin, Guy S. Manhall. C. Weightman
and wife and w. H. Bellinger. Guests
from other points are: Geo Evans
OF Quincy, Wash, W. C. Weightman
OF San Francisco and j. Heckendorn
and wife OF Los Angeles.
Mrs. A. Giebisch, wife OF Contrac-
tor Giebisch, who Is grading the
Green Springs Mountain highway east
OF Ashland, Is spending few days
in the city with her husband.
o. Il. Jobes and family are moving
this week to Talent where Mr.. Jobes
expects to be employed on the saw
mill that will soon start in the Wag-
ner creek district.
= Rev. Norman Wayne Phelps. pas
tor of the Talent Methodist church,
transacted business in Ashland today.
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Mrs. c. II. Burns, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chase Huschke, has left for
her home in Houston, Texas, after
paying a visit in Ashland. This pop
ular young lady will be greatly miss
ed by her affectionate parents
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Mrs c. X. Losher and two daugh-
ters, Ardeth and Bernita, of Port
land, arrived yesterday and will be
over Sunday guests at the home OF
the formers father, H. $. Emery, on
Mechanic street.
Hotel Columbia guests are j. II.
Garvin and c. c. Dole of Portland,
Geo. NJ. Taylor of Dunsmuir, Mrs.
s. Swearingen OF Los Angeles and
W. h. Hunt OF San Francisco.
Attorney W. NJ Briggs transacted
business in Jacksonville today.
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Evangelist ]. w. Barnett will speak
every evening next week at the
church OF the Brethren, corner of
Mountain avenue and Iowa street.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Mendelsohn have
returned from Chico. Calf, and are
located in Ashland. The former Is
well known eye specialist.
Francis Winter and Edwin Mowat
were down to Rogue River today,
spending the day fishing.
Mrs. Gene Holmes was an Ashland
visitor yesterday from Weed. She
left for her home this morning.
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Mrs. II. O. Frobach was an Ashland
visitor from Medford yesterday the
guest of Mrs. T. H. Simpson.
Mrs. Nora Walrad came home last
evening from Weed and HOrnbrook'
where she had been guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. Gene Holmes at the
former place and her brother at
the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gray and little
son came up from their ranch near
Gold Hill, Wednesday, and were shop
ming with our merchants, as was also
Mrs. P. J. Barnum of Medford. :
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Clarence Buck OF Jacksonville is
among the applicants for rights to
secure 0. .43 second foot of water from
Big Applegate river, for irrigatins
"a acres.
Mrs. C. A. Shuts leaves today
for Eugene where she will spend the
Easter vacation with Miss Fern Muir
ply, who is a student of the Univer-
sity of Oregon.
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The body of the late Geo. c. Gully,
whose death occurred in Medford last
Thursday, was brought to Ashland
this afternoon and buried in the fam
lily plot of Mountain View Cemetery.
Services were held from the Perl