Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-23

dav at hospital took place yes'er-
dav afternoon from the Stock uh'
dertaking parlors. Rev. c. A Ed
wards. pastor Of the Me'hodlS'
church. conducted the funeral ser
vices and interment was made IN
Mountain View cemetery. Mrs Ham
uton was a sister OF Mrs. f. Dunlap
of this city.
RAYMOND Ruger left sunday hghl
for Hits. where lie expects to be EN-
Moved during the coming summer,
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Tourists in Ashland this week in
elude Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Berry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer of Seattle, who
are stopping at the Hotel Columbia
while in the city,
In honor of their house guests, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Mclean of Minnesota,
Mayor and Mrs. C. B. Lamkin en-
tanned at dinner Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. E. j. Skewis and Eust Renshaw
of MedfOrd.
c. H. Vaupel has been called to
Jacksonville this week to serve on
jury duty,
DR.. Peter Burnett, who has prom.
ised to be in Ashland and fill the va
cant pulpit in the Christian church
until a regular pastor may be secur-
ed. is expected to be here the Sun
day following Easter.
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken is back
from Salem, where she represented
Mount Ashland Chapter, D. A. r., at
the state conference. She reports this
conference as one of the most sue
cessful ever held. Sixty-seven dele
gates were in attendance at the ses-
sions, which were held in the legis-
latiye halls. Mrs. MacCracken, who
is regent of Mount Ashland Chapter
discovered that the latter has made a
phenomenal growth, as it has now 3S
members, and was organized late
last summer. This Chapter now
stands sixth in the eighteen chapters
of the state.
The guest list at the Austin today
includes: c. l.. Brown and R. J.
Darragh and wife of Chicago, B. II.
Greenberg of New York. E. C. Watts
and A. E. Dragon of San Francisco,
c. S. Root of Salem, s. f. Garrett and
son OF Thornton. Wash, +. c. Moi
fatt and f. ]. Morrison of Portland.
Miss Elizabeth Palmer who with
Miss Chamberlain has been spending
the winter at Pacific Grove and 9TH
er points in California, has returned
home. Miss Palmer, who was accom-
panied by Miss Julia Shafter of Pa
cific Grove. drove the entire distance
in an automobile. The ladies found
the roads muddy in spots, but had
no difficulty in getting through
Mrs. Essen. who was in Ashland
over Saturday night. gave an excel
lent address in the Christian church
Sunday m6rning. Mrs Essen is state
Bible superintendent for the Chris
tian church and was touring this sec.
tion. She spoke at Central Point In
the afternoon Sunday, and Grants
Pass in the evening.
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j. V. Wright is reported quite III
at his home on Mountain avenue this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. Moore and baby
arrived in Ashland the first of the
week and are looking for a home.
with view TO residing here.
Mrs. Jack Edwards has been sick
with the FLU" for several DAYS.
Miss Lydia Mccall is back at her
post in the local postoffice after TAX.
\ ing d brief vacation.
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Guy Prescott is building fine new
garage at his home on Chestnut
street to house his new automobile
which he has just purchased.
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Mrs. l.. Sehwein left Sunday night
for Portland, where she will spend
few days this week.
Hotel Columbia guests include ].
&. Harris, wife and son. II. V. Clark
and wife OF Reedsport. II G. saun-
ders OF Seattle, c. c. Dol Of Portland
and A. j. Andrews OF Salem.
W. II. Monroe was over from Ga.
zelle yesterday transactlng business
in the Lithia City.
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Miss Julia Shafter Of Pacific Grove
Calf. is the guest this week of the
Misses Chamberlain and Palmer at
their home south OF Ashland. sh,
will visit here for a week or so.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Mclean of Win
dom, Mimi, who have been guest
at the home OF their cousin. Mayo
g. d. Lamkin. for the past two week
left last night for Seattle The Wis
itors were much pleased with Ash
land and the surrounding country