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

tney maue tnt tIlp III t"ei'o u"''i
coming by the northern route, and
going south. The speed with which
this trip was made shows the roads
are exceptiona1ly good, - -
Philip S. Bates, former secretary
OF the Oregon State Editorial associ-
alton and who is now connected with
the Northwest Manufacturer, Of
Portland, was a caller in Ashland
yesterday. Mr., Bates has just re-
turned from trip east as far as
Chicago, and states conditions
throughout the country are generally
picking up and regaining normalcy,
an inmate of Medford hospital for
some time, where she underwent
serious operation, is so far recovered
that she expects to return home
within 4 few days,
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The old show windows in the Boot
Shop have been torn out and new.
modern ones are being built to take
their place. These will be fitted
with glass doors at the back, and
will be attractiyely made to lend to
artistic decorations. When complet-
ed they will make handsome addi-
tion to the store.
Mrs. n. II. Harrison received word
from her parents and brother, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. H. Hoover and son
Meade, who left Sunday for San Fran
cisco, that they had arrived safely
in that city. The trip wss made in
Ford Sedan and they were only
two days on the way They report
the roads in good condition practi-
cally all the way.
The condition of Miss Liberia Gore,
while still serious, was regarded this
afternoon as little improved, as
was the condition of Miss Edith Gore,
which is now not regarded as sert-
Gus as that Of her sister.-MedfOrd
Mail-Tribune.
I Guests registered at the Hotel Co
I lumbia are James IT, Hatton and {,
G. Leland of Dunsmuir, Guy Fruit of
Spokane, O. Emerson Smith of Lou
isiana and +. l.. Coburn OF Portland.
Kenneth Lilly, who has been spend
ing the past week in Ashland with
! his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j. X. Lilly
leaves today to resume his studies
at Stanford university.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wagner, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Miss Bes-
sic Wagner at Berkeley, is now visit
ing her son, Carroll, in Los Angeles
She expects to remain away several
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman. who have
been guets Of friends in Ashland FOL
the past week or so from Salem, hav'
gone to Talent to locate.
Miss Harriet Ruger was in Grants
Pass the fore part of the week, the
guest of Miss Dorothy Howard o.
that city.
Everybody is invited AMI urged to
be present at the noon-day services
to be held at the Baptist church next
Friday under the auspices OF the
Ashland Ministerial association. Il
to p, III.
Fred +. Walters has been notified
of his election and has accepted the
position Of general secretary and
treasurer OF the Order OF Railroad
Telegraphers of Division Fifty-Three
which covers the entire Southern Pa
cific company lines. Headquarters
are maintained in San Francisco, and
he departed Saturday on train No
So to take up his new duties at tha
place. lie has been local chairman
OF the Shasta District ever since Il
was created some fourteen years agC
and his splendid work in that office
has won for him this advancement
Mrs. Walters and children will fol
low in few weeks after dspOsinE
OF their home property here. Mr.
and Mrs. Walters came to Ashland
fifteen years ago and have taken an
active part in the church and socia
life of the city and their many friends
sincerely regret their departure.
The Fossil Journal contains tn,
following concerning the man who
left here a week or so ago by auto
mobile for Eastern Oregon: Il. h
,Laughln, accompanied by Robert
Johnson, and Dick Farmhouse, ac
companed by Chas. G. Millet, arrived
in automobiles from Ashland, Oregon
last Wednesday. having made the
trip by way of Portland in four days
The first day they drove 92 miles
and staid at Canyonville; the neNt
day they drove IS miles to Jerfer.
son; the newt day, 172 miles to The