Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-23
LOCAL and PERSONAL
THURSDAYS NEWS


Mrs. E. e. Kenyon received tele-
gram yesterday afternoon from Rock
ford, ILL.,, announcing the arrival OF
6h pound baby girl On March 10
to Mr.. and Mrs. Visitor Knot. Mrs.
Knott was formerly Miss Gladys Ken
yon, and is we'll known In Ashland.
Mrs. Lottie Harmon, state organizer
and superintendent of the child wels
fare and mothers meeting, and a
resident OF Newburg, Oregon, will
hold meeting in the prayer meeting
room OF the local Baptist church next
Friday evening at 1870 The melting
will be for the W. c. T. U. members
of this city and all others interested
in this work.
Prof. Arthur j. Peck OF o. A. c.,
Is expected to arrive In Ashland to-
night, and while in the city will con-
suit with the housing committee Of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
Park Board in regard to locating a
tent city, which is being discussed as
one of the features of relieving the
shortage of houses in the city. The
locating and arranging OF this tent
city in an artistic and attractive man
ner will be one OF the important fea-
lures OF the movement, and II is for
this purpose Prof, Peck has been In.
vited to consult with the board and
committee.
Hon, E. ". Carter has been appoint
ed a member of the state fair board
in the place of A. c. Marsters, Rose
burg banker, who has resigned.
Mrs. Henry Provost is reported to
be making good progress. Her con-
dition continues favorable according
to reports from the Medford hospital
this morning, and her many friends
hope she will make a complete re-
covery.
The following are stopping at the
Hotel Austin: E. r. Patch and F.
j. Birmingham OF San Francisco, G.
A. Thomas and r. d. Cotter of Port
land, r. L. Antrem of Aloha, X. J.
Crokey OF Enterprise, J. H. Snarr
of Seattle, Claude Callicher of Port
Costa, w. j. Becker OF Boise, c. X.
Thomas and N. r Thomas and wife
of Petaluma and A. p. Ropin OF
Nampa. Idaho; also F. NJ. Hultt of
Roseburg.
Happy" Gillette, general yard
master of the local S. p. yard, is lay
ing off for few days. He is spend.
ing quite bit of his time working
on his place on Allison street. Karl
Minis is doing the yardmaster stunt
until Mr.. Gillette reports for duty.
Owing to the general conference
Of the state d. A. R., meeting in Sa-
lem this week, the local d. A. r.
meeting will be postponed until Fri
day March 25. The committee hay-
ing charge, composed Of Mrs. Anna
Briggs. Mrs. Anna Carter, Mrs. EliZ-
abeth Conover and Mrs. Doris Pace,
will announce the place and program
later. The regent of Mt Ashland
Chapter, Mrs. Gordon MacCracken,
and the treasurer. Miss Carol Mitch
ell. left Wednesday evening to attend
the Salem meeting.
Raymon Long a we'll known Ash
land boy, mas Just returned from
Stanford university, where he has
been enrolled as a student. The uni
versity has closed for the spring va
cation "Wappo" may not be able
to attend the spring term on account
of his eyes, which have caused him
some trouble lately.
Guests at the Hotel Columbia in
clude: G. L. Bradshaw, c. C. Dole,
A. Volt, VIM He'll and Z. L. Wright
OF Portland, and H. r. Hubbard and
family of Helena.
A large number of the local wrest-
ling fans are looking forward TO the
match between Ralph Hand, Gold
Hill favorite, and Ted Thye OF the
Portland Multnomah 'Athletlc club,