Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

0 Bates ranch, on Sunday and were
, most Hospitality entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Butler. The latter is max
ing good in recovering from her very
serious illness of two long years, AMI
, is able to be out OF doors good
part of each day.
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John Esch, who has been resident
of this city since last summer, left
today for his ranch near Eagle Point
where he will remain to help his son
for the coming season.
Judge c, B. Watson was over from
Gold Hill visiting friends over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sullaway re-
turned last evening from San Fran
cisco and Weed where they had been
spending the past five weeks, They
took Mr.. Sullaway's brother to the
Southern Pacific hospital in San
Francisco when they went to that
city, where he later died. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sullaway will locate in their
home recently purchased from Miss
Jessie Thatcher on Mechanic street.
d. X. Sanford OF Lower Helman
street, has recently bargained for a
Santlam River bottom farm of 1Sj
acres, Az miles north of Lebanon,
Linn county, and turned in two prop
critics he owns in Ashland and $l0,-
900 cash to pay for same. He has
arranged for an up-to-date dairyman
from Humboldt county. California, to
run it for eight years. This dairy
man and Mr.. Sanford will continue
the breeding Of registered Jerseys
on a more extended scale. Mean
while, Mr.. Sanford has bought resi-
dence on Beach and Henry streets,
and will continue his residence here.
Cyril Stevens, one OF the popular
Lewis bus drivers, is back from a
weeks visit at his home in Portland,
Mrs. A. McCann and Miss Imogene
McCann of Hornbrook were week
end visitors in this city.
DR.. S. A. Danford, superintendent
of klamath district of the Methodist
church, was in Ashland over Sunday,
looking after business affairs In con-
nection with the local church.
W. T. Rigdon and wife of Salem
spent Saturday in Ashland and were
guests at the Hotel Columbia while
in the city. F. W. Edsall was also
guest at that hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Nelson felt yes
terday for California, where they eX-
pect to visit with friends for the COM
ID.
Generally fair in Southern Califor-
MIA and rain elsewhere, with normal
temperature, is the weather forecast
for the Pacific states for the coming
week.
Dr. s. r. Songer is out today to his
office for the, first time in a month,
during which time the doctor has
been confined to his home on account
of sickness. His many friends and
patients rejoice to see him so far re-
covered.
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D. Perozzi, with one OF Whites
transfer trucks, last Friday, took two
fine registered Jersey cows and their
heifer calves which W. NJ. Barber OF
this city has sold to Geo. NJ. Souza
of Yreka. over the mountain and de-
liyered them with no mishap to their
new owners. These are among the
finest cows ever raised In this valley.
Mr.. Perozzi started on Sunday
of last week with the cattle
In truck. but at Stelnman
they struck severe blizzard. At
Sisklyou station they ran into a snow
drift four feet deep and got stuck,
with the most binding snow storm
raging about them that had ever
been experienced in that section. The
truck could not advance, so Mr. Per-
ozzi took the cattle out and drove
them back three miles to barn, and
for Mr.. Whittle to come
up and dig them out. This was fin
ally accomplished. and the men
started back to Ashland after load
ing in the cattle, and arrived home
about dark.