Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-30

them. They will all return To Ash
land Wednesday and will remain
until Sunday. when they must re-
turn to Eugene, where Prof. Spen-
Ger is "a member Of the university
faculty
At the last meeting Of the local
Ministerial Association the members
unanimously voted TO support in ev-
cry way possible the project by the
patriotic orders OF Ashland in re-
gard to securing shaft in memory
of the soldiers of all wars who made
the supreme sacrifice. This announce
ment was made in the local churches
yesterday and the clergymen assure
the committee at the head of the pro-
ject their unqualified support.
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Jack Brady, Dwight Gregg. Will
lam Mcmillan and Melvin Kaegi are
among L. of o. students who arrived
home Saturday to spend the Easter
vacation.
Miss Mary Adamson of Talent was
a guest of Miss Grace Coombe at the
latter home on Scenic Drive Satur-
day afternoon.
]. II. Fuller. secretary OF the Ash
land Chamber of Commerce, left last
night for Eugene where he will be
in attendance at the short course OF
Chamber of Commerce Secretaries
which will be held at the University
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Hinthorne and
family drove down to Medford Sat
urday evening for a brief call.
Guests registered at the Hotel Col
umbia include W. A. Van Goether OF
Portland, d. L. Showers OF Weed,
Mrs. F. Warren of Hits and W. !.
McEnerny OF Dunsmulr.
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j. E. Barrett, who has been an in
mate OF hospital in San Francisco
came home yesterday after an alb
sence Of five weeks. Mr.. Barrett
underwent pretty stiff operation
while at the hospital, but aside from
being little shaky on his feet, he il
feeling fine.
The annual congregational dinner
an occasion of much interest to thC
Presbyterian church, will take place
in the church parlors next Wednes
day evening at 6 o'clock. This will
be followed by the annual business
meeting of the church officials. Thi'
will be participated by the member,
Of the church and congregation, will
their families.
Frost expert Floyd Young expect
ed to arrive in the valley yesterda!
to carry on observations and predic
tions Of frost during the next si
weeks or so. Mr.. Young has bee
secured by the orchardists OF Jackso
county in order to prepare agains
frosts during fruit blossom time
Miss Katherine Dauchy OF New
York is guest at the Chamberlain
Palmer ranch, and will remain her
for about month. Miss Dauchy Il
= a cousin OF Miss Elizabeth Palmer
, 90
Captain W. M. Briggs left las
night for Salem where he was called
to attend a general staff meeting to
day.
. Guests from the north who arc
stopping at the Austin include C
C. Cooper and wife OF Hoqulam
Wash. c. Clark and wife and c. r
Nelson of Salem, George Cook and
= c. J. Smith of Eugene, C. A. Fair
. banks of Centralia, Wash, and W
L. Campbell Of Tillamook
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Californians registered at the Hote
Austin are Mrs. A. Wuelzer OF Oak
land, S. Corruson and Wife. ]. Issacs
H. Franklin, N E. Lipman and N
Kom OF San Francisco, L. NJ. Mckee
and wife OF San Diego, c. Hanson ant
F. Gray of San Jose, Dolly Gray Ar
nett of Sisson, and Paul NJ. Lyon o.
Hit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Loucks. who
have been spending the winter. il
Southern California, are in Ashland
visiting for few days while on theil
way to their home In Port Oxford.
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The following from Oakland wer'
week end guests in Ashland, stop
ping at the Hotel Columbia s. T.
Svendson, Chester Svendson, Emelis
Svenson and Mrs. b. G. Arnold.
Miss Thelma Throne, who has beer
guest OF Mrs. Verne Carey and othel
Ashland friends for the past week
left Sunday for her home in Cor
wallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Steele OF Ia
coma are in Ashland, guests OF thu
formers brother, George Steele.