Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-13

guest at the home o fher sister, Mrs.
G. H. Ketchum, on Helman street,
this week
I. T. Sparks OF Eugene, district
freight and passenger agent Of the
Southern Pacific company, and H. A.
Hinshaw of Portland. general freight
agent, were Ashland business callers
today. Station Agent Kramer ac-
companied them on their tour about
the city while they were here.
Levi Stewart OF Roseburg is spend
ing a few days in Ashland this week
with relatives and friends. Mr. Stew
art is a. civil war veteran and is an
active man, despite the Ss years that
have flown over his head.
Charles c. Dole OF Portland and j..
Jester and wife of Des Moines, Iowa.
spent yesterday in Ashland and were
guests at the Hotel Columbia.
Miss Katherine vaupel OF sacra-
mento arrived in Ashland last eve.
ming from Portland, where she had
been visiting. She will be guest at
the home OF her uncle, G. H. Vaupel,
on the Boulevard, for few days.
A big meeting Of the Knights Tenn
plar commandery was held last eve
ming, at which the Order OF the Tenn
pie was conferred On Edward Blnns
and Jerry Jerome OF Medfcrd.
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Charles Greene was In Medford
Tuesday, attending to business af-
fairs In that city.
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Eastern guests stopping at the
Hotel Austin include W. Schupp. Miss
Emily schupp and NJ. A. Lager of
New York.
Messrs. ]. ID. Hoag and William
Denton will Immediately commence
the erection OF modern bungalow
for Rose Brothers on their lot on
Sixth street.
Mrs. Marcia Danford has returned
home from an enjoyable visit of five
weeks spent with her son in Port
land.
Merle Garnett OF Medford is man
aging the Interurban auto freight
line between Ashland and Medford.
Mr.. Garnett succeeds Morris Leonard,
who was former manager
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Miss Anna Kopp, who has been in
Ashland all winter, serving as secre-
tary for the Ashland Development
Company, left this week for New
York.
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Mrs. Irma Taylor is in Ashland
from California, visiting her father
w. A. Freeburg, and other old-time
friends.
Lois Wilhelm, 1e-year-old girl
of Medford, died at an Ashland hos
pital yesterday, The young lady was
stricken with appendicitis, and an op.
Grafton was performed. but the dis
ease had made too great headway.
The remains were taken to Medford
yesterday.
e. W. Hughes. prominent Ashland
resident, passed through this city
yesterday by machine. Mr.. Hughes
will motor as far north as Portland.
where he will remain several days
attending to business matters.-
Roseburg News-Review.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Mackey left this
week for San Francisco, where they
expect to make their future home.
Mr. Mackey has been mail clerk
running out of Ashland for the past
four years. He will be succeeded by
Mr.. Elmore.
]. L. Barnthouse is moving this
week from Second street to the He
yener property on the corner of
Morton street and the Boulevard.
The latter house has Just been vacat-
ed by Mr.. Mallor and family, who
have moved to their newly purchased
home on Ashland street.
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Royal Gamblers Is reported serious
ly III with an attack of pneumonia at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ]. Gamblers. on Holly street. He
condition is considered quite serious,
1t is stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Klum and
Mrs. Otto Klum have gone to San
Francisco for a two weeks sollurn.
While in the Bay City Mr.. Klum willl
attend the Bill Posters and Adver-
tisers' convention In session there. |
The journey was made by automobile. |
James c. Eyender was an Ashland
guest from Occur d'Alene, idaho.
during the week.