Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-02-09


friends were down to the depot to
meet him.
S. A. Stellwagen OF Portland, gen.
eral manager of the Ford Motor COM
pany for Oregon, was visitor in
Ashland this week, and transacted
business with the Harrison Brothers
at the Ford garage. Mr. Stellwagen
states that prospects for an unusual
ly good season in the automobile bus
mess are excellent, and he Is looking
for an unprecedented tourist travel
this year.
Californians stopping at the Ho-
tel Austin comprise L. II. Hannah of
Hit, A. n Luse of Sacramento, H.
e. Peterson and G. S. Allen of Duns-
muir, Dr.. !. 0rgler and wife and
Misses NJ. j. Crandal of San Fran
cisco and T. X. Creighton OF Los An
geles.
A. c. Sheldon, Wyoming sheep
raiser, has moved his family to Ash
land and are pleasantly domiciled in
the residence of Mrs. Ada Stannard
Millner on the Boulevard.
Following are the guests from Port
land at the Hotel Austin: J. l.. De-
Long, c. e. Clodfelter, c. Burrell, Jr.,
and w. II. Edwards, l.. A. Gale and
c. c. Shrock of Roseburg are also
stopping at the Austin
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Medford high school captured the
second basketball game from the Hill
Military academy team at the lattef's
gymnasium last night by score OF
l6 to 7. The northern team will be
in Ashland tonight and play again
with the local high school quintet.
Billy Hulen, the young son of Mrs.
Blanche Hulen, is numbered among
The sick in Ashland this week.
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Taylor Neidham and wife of Eu
gene and Mr.. and Mfs. L. B. Whar-
ton of Seattle composed a party pas
sing through Ashland from the south
who stopped over night at the Ho-
tel Austin.
Remember tag day. next Saturday,
for the Albertina Kerr Nursery Home.
Save up your quarter and have II
ready for your tag. This is to COM
plete the building, which on account
of high costs, could not be finished
with funds raised last year.
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The Rogue River Valley Ministerial
association meets in Medford, Monday
afternoon at 1880 in the city library,
c. Burrell, field agent for the Ford
Motor company of Portland is tran
sacting business in. Ashland today.
Rev and Mrs. E. II. Edgar of Cen
tral Point were guests OF the Presby-
terian manse in this city, Friday.
Z. G. Crawford of Seattle had bust
ness in this city today
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The many friends of Carl Loyeland
will be glad to learn he is returning
to Ashland from Seattle, where he
has made his home since his discharge
from the U. S. navy, during tn war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loveland expect to ar
rive in Ashland in week or so, when
the former will enter employment,
and will in all probability reorganize
the Ashland band and serve as leader
L. w. Newcomb has sold the Chas.
NJ. Rowland four acres on ROca street
to S. c. Hamaker. The Hamaker
family have moved to their new
purchase and will make it their home.
The deal was closed through the e.
E. Phipps agency.
M. and Mrs. Franco and daugh-
ters, Ellen and Rosa, left on train No.
SO last evening for San Francisco to
Join the family, called to the bedside
of Mrs. Frances mother, who is very
i'll.
Willard Veale, who for several
years has been manager OF the mems
furnishing department of Vaupefs
store, is packing his household goods
preparatory to leaving Ashland. He
and Mrs. Veale expect to go south
some time next week.
The following from Northern Cali
fornia towns were over night guests
at the Hotel Columbia: w. ]. McEn-
eney, OF Dunsmuir, Thomas Connor
and L. C. Burgess of.Hornbrook, Geo.
H. Taylor and Esta York of Hits.
f. C. Petit, prominent architect
of Honolulu. H. T., who has been
spending the winter in Ashland with
his wife and son. expects to leave tc-
morrow for San Francisco, and will
sailed Wednesday for Hawaii. Busi-
ness of Importance has called Mr..
Petit bac kto the islands. |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Beagle were