Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-20
SATURDAYS NEWS

Claude and Ethel Freeman both
Of whom are teachers in the 6ilverton
schools, were called to Ashland yes
terday by the death OF their brother
Charlie Freeman.
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken, regent
OF Mount Ashland chapter, d, A. r.,
was the invited guest OF Mrs, Bert
Anderson In Medlprd today, after
which she will attend the meeting Of
Crater Lake chapter and give re-
port of the state conference, which
she attended recently in Salem.
Mrs. Charles Stewart OF Portland
is the guest this week at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. +. l.. Putnam, on
Hargadine street.
Miss Ellen Ohde, who has been the
guest OF her sister in Ashland for
several weeks, left last night for San
Francisco.
j. A. Keltz has purchased the Har-
riet Pool place on Granite street op-
posite the upper camp ground, Of
which he will take possession imme-
diately. The deal was made through
the Lamkn agency This real es-
date office also closed another deal
this week Fred subway bought the
residence property on Dewey street
belonging to Mrs. Hazel Walrad.
daughter of the late Mrs. Nee of this
city. Mr. subway also takes pos
session at once and will reside in his
new possession.
]. A. Churchill. state superintend-
ent OF schools, has addressed letter
to all county superintendent OF the
state calling upon them to have May
Of this year, the l25th anniver-
sary of the birth of Horace Mann,
appropriately celebrated in the
schools OF Oregon.
Miss Minnie Beaver is making a
Z two weeks visit with her parents
/ Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Beaver, at their
home on Iowa street. Miss Beaver
I Is connected with the Albertina Kerr
Nursery in Portland She is ac-
companied to Ashland by Miss Lille
Peterson also OF Portland.
C. H. Pierce, manager Of the Har-
rison Bros. Ford Garage, was bus
mess visitor TO Medford yesterday
afternoon.
George +. Peed and wife of Salem
have come to Ashland and are look
ing around the city for location.
Mr.. Peed is badly afflicted with as
thma, and is anxious to make his
home here on account OF the bene-
fits he receives from the climate.
Welborn Beeson, the well known
sheep man OF Ashland, was down
the valley Thursday transacting bus
mess In Medford and other points.
David W. Hazen, the special writer
for the Portland Telegram, while In
Southern Oregon this week attending
the Crater Lake committee confer
ence in Medford, made an automobile
trip over the Siskiyous to Yreka yes
terday, in company with George 7.
Collins OF Medford.
Mrs. II. l.. Walters and daughter,
Ruth, OF Portland, are Ashland
guests this week. They came 20 take
part In the S3rd hlithtey Of Mrs.
Walters mother. Mrs. A. il. Russell
which was celebrated Thursday. II
Harry Webber announces that hel
has Just completed his contract for
.he grayellng OF the roadway over
Hays hill, and will now move his
,amp to Crescent City where he has
m extensive contract for road work
with Del Norte county. The Hays
Hill work is reported by those who
nave Travelled II as an excellent piece
If work.-Grants Pass Courier.
The following guests from dis
.ance are registered at the Hotel
Austin. A. X. Checker of Lynn,
Mass; b. +. Read and wife OF Blairs-
,urg Iowa; Mrs. C. G. Willard and
Mrs Nina Oberlies OF Lincoln, Neb.;
l X. Barrsler and c. W. Smith OF
,anta Ana. Calf, anil II. B Bemis
md mother OF Riverside, Calf.
II. T. Ogden and J. II. Leonard OF
2oseburg we're Ashland business yis-
tors yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Currier of Medford was
he guest OF friends IN tnls Guy yes
erday
Miss Irma Rice OF Portland is in
Ishland, the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
J. ]. Van SAINT. at the latter's home
N Oak street.
The following from Portland are
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.uests at the Hotel Columbia: F. c.
ichmidka. wife and child. and A. L.
Walker and wife.
Ashland Is the best section o.
ountry on the coast today re-
marked Rev. c. A. Edwards this
morning after recently returning
rom Washington. where he spent
be past two weeks assisting in the
amnalen In raise 81 900 900 for the