Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-13
LOCAL and PERSONAL
SATURDAYS NEWS

SATURDAYS NEWS
Mrs. S. A, Peters, Jr., is in receipt
OF a letter from former school
friend, Miss Ferne Upton; who was a
student of the Ashland high school
some years ago. In which the latter
states she expects to graduate with
first honors from the Eureka College
of Eureka, ILL.,, and will be summa
cum laude. which rank entities her to
a scholarship OF one year In the Uni
yersity OF Illinois AMI $500 In cash.
Miss Upton is also teaching Caesar in
the preparatory department Of the
college and is taking part in the play
"As You Like 1t" for the May festl-
val, in which she takes the part OF
Rosalind.
William Emigh, a driver for the
1nterurban Auto companp line run
ming between Medford and Grants
Pass, spent short time In Ashland
yesterday, calling on his mother and
relatives.
Mrs. Martin left last evening for
her home In Bellefontaine. Ohio, af.
ter spending the past winter in Ash.
land at the home OF Mrs. Ed Reames.
This wonderfully active woman made
the trip from Ohio to Oregon last fall,
despite her n years. She has en-
joyed her sojourn In Ashland ex.
tremely and thinks Lithia Park Is
the most beautiful spot she ever saw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reames will accompany
Mrs. Martin as far as Ogden, Utah.
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Mrs. c. A. Shuts has returned
from Eugene. where she had been
spending the Easter vacation with
her niece. Miss Fern Murphy. who Is
student at the University
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gilligan OF Phoenix
Ariz., are In Ashland this week,
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. Beaver on Mechanic street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gllligan are looking
over this section, with q view to To-
eating The former is newspaper
man.
At the Hotel Austin today are
stopping J. D..-Neeton OF Seaside,
Hugh =. Hendry and r. NJ. Clark OF
Portland. C. W. Reed and wife OF
New Boston, N. H.; A. Vaughan and
wife OF Lyons. Ore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Winter. Mrs.
Sprankle and Mrs. Polk spent Thurs
day in Jacksonville.
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Messrs. Il. " Carter and ]. w. Nc
Coy arrived home yesterday from
their business trip, which called them
to Portland for a few days this week.
The following from Los Angeles
!. are registered at the Hotel Austin
A. L. Schick. Jay J. Lyons, Albert
Brook and James G. Sheldon. Other
Californians at the Austin are c. n,
Thomas and sons OF Petaluma and
N. +. Andruss and A. L. Lincas OF
San Francisco.
]. A. McDonough and wife. Mrs.
William Malaney and son and j. II.
Getchell of Dunsmuir and Mrs. B.
Bucher OF Beaber Falls, Pa, are
guests at the Hotel Columbia.
Mrs. NJ. C. Reed left yesterday to
take up her work with the Ellison
White Chautauqua circuit for the
coming summer. She will serve as a
superintendent with this company
in one OF their courses.
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Miss Raine and niece, Miss Lourdes
Raine. arrived last night from San
Francisco and will spend a few days
in Ashland preparatory to going to
Portland
Claude N. Freeman, Oldest son OF
Mrs. Mary Freeman. and an architect
of Silverton, is in Ashland this week,
visiting his mother at her home on
Oberlin street. Mr.. Freeman left Ash.
land about twelve pears ago, where
he was well known. At the present
time he is not only plying his profess
sion in Sllverton, but is teacher of
mathematics and manual training in
the Silverton public schools, and on
Saturdays to keep him out OF mis-
chief he is employed as city engineer.
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Mrs. George Icenhower left last
night for Missoula, Montana, where
she will visit with friends for a week
or two.
Word from Mrs. j. R. Wick. who
has been spending the winter with
her mother in Florida. states she is
now visiting relatives and friends in
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