Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-09
LOCAL and PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEMs

are many colds and slight cases oi
illness reported in the Ashland
schools. she finds no influenza nor
other epidemic or contagious DIS
eases prevailing,
Mrs. f. d. Spence OF San Francisco,
is in Ashland. where she will visit
with her mother Mrs. Dora Cullen,
for the coming month, Mrs, Spence
expects also to visit IN Eugene for
some time before returning home,
then will be accompanied 10 San
Francisco by Mrs. Cullen.
Mr.. aud Mrs Mert Williams and
family have arrived in Ashland from
Fowler, Calf. and will make Ash
land their permanent home. They
are residing on Fourth street.
Mrs, Jennie Willard OF Faribaull,
Mimi, who has been Il guest OF
Mrs. G. II. Way for the past week OF
so, left last night for Southern Cali
fornia, where she will also visit be-
fore returning home.
Guests at the Hotel Col AHbia III
clude John S. Wise, V. Woodfield
and wife, and Archer Mosier of Rit-
singer,
News from J. Il. Barrett, who is
in hospital in San Francisco, states
he has recently undergone an opera
tion on his head. II Is stated MI
Barretts trouble is more serious than
was at first anticipated.
Mrs. Densmore has sold her home
ON Mountain avenue to h. +. Banks,
who moved his family into his new
possession yesterday. Mrs. Densi-
more expects to go TO Kentucky to
live.
Miss Erma Costello OF Missouri is
a guest at the home OF her uncle
Clyde Costello, Oh Church street. Miss
Costello has been spending the past
three months in California and stop
ned off here on her way to her home
She expects to remain here for a
month or two.
Mrs. j. X. Lilly is home from Duns'
muir, where she had been spending
the past week,
RE. Miller of Medlord had busl'
ness in Ashland yesterday.
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Charles Hash, Jesse Clary and Earl
Hayes were up yesterday from theil
ranch near Eagle Point trahsactins
business in the city,
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Mrs. j. II. Lindfesty, who has been
in Ashland for the past two or three
weeks singing at the special evan
gelistic services in the Methodist
church, left yesterday morning for
her home in klamath Falls. Mrs
Lindfesty has gained many friends
and admirers while in the city, mol
only by her charming singing but
through her pleasing personality.
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The Junior Christian Endeayor So
ciety of the Presbyterian church held
its monthly business and social met
ing in the church parlors last eve
ming. This soicety has only been or
ganized for six weeks, but is grow
ing vigorously and gaining greatly II
interest. An appetizing feed was
one of the leading features of las
nights event.
The following from Portland ar
stopping at the Hotel Austin: {
w Stubbs. r. ]. Grillstorand, W.
Spencer. f. 4. LeClaire. W. F. BaI
linger and George King. Guests iroi
elsewhere also at the Austin include
II. l.. Mowheimer and V. Dean @
San Francisco, +. V. Hartman
Berkeley. Jno. F. Wilde and r.
McCullen of Chicago.
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Among shoppers from Hits at IN
local stores yesterday was Mrs. a
Fidler. Other residents who tran
sacted business in the city yesterda
were y. c. O'Kelly and c. NJ. Chat
field.
E. Flat Bent and wife have rente
the Putnam Flat at 1873 Vista stree
where they will reside. -
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A. W. Gray is spending a few day
with his sisters, Mrs. Cotter ant
Mrs. Bomar Mr.. Gray runs tn
pumping station for the S. p. com
pany at Morley.
!. T. Sparks OF Eugene, distriC
freight and passenger agent of tn
Southern Pacific lines. was bus
ness caller in the city today lookin
after his interests in Ashland an
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loyeland haN
rented an apartment in W. A. Shell
house on Granite street and are NAL
ing their home in that section OF th
city.
According TO word from Jackson
Vile this morning. the jury in u