Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-01-12

expects to return no he middle
of January. Mrs. CO who has
been making an exten ,ojourn in
Nebraska, will remain there for some
time longer.
Miss Nellie Dickey arrived home
this morning from business and
pleasure trip to San Francisco dur
ing the past week.
Elwood Hedburg and his guest
Vernon McVey, left Sunday night to
take up their work at the o. A. c. in
Corvallis, after spending the holidays
in this city.
Captain W. NJ. Briggs, who recent
ly received an appointment on the
general army staff, has received an
extension of his term to two years.
This will expire December 81, 1922.
]. W. Graham, and E. l.. Wright
of Portland, Philip Peters OF Klam-
ath Falls and Clyde N. Butler OF
Roseburg are out of town guests
stopping at the Hotel Columbia to-
day.
Out OF town guests at the Hotel
Austin are A. C. Atkins and wife and
Chas. ]. Lune, Jr., Of San Francisco;
b. NJ. Schuman Of New York; A. r..
Carol of Portland; A. f. Adams of
Eugene.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Jennie
Greer was held from the Stock par
lor Yesterday afternoon, with SER
vices conducted by Rev. W. L. Evans
of the Baptist church. Interment
was made in Mountain View ceme-
terry.
Mrs. W. R. Yockey was down to
her office at the Beaver Realty com
pany yesterday, for the first time
since her serious illness of upwards
of six weeks. She did not remain to
work, but Just came to see how the
new years business was progressing
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The cement basement in the Ar
mory has been completed The walls
and ceilings are now undergoing a
coat OF whitewash, and an up-to-date
locker room is under the course OF
construction. These are only among
the many improvements the First
Company boys are putting in the A.
mory, and as fast as they are able
they expect to have one of the most
complete and attractive Armories in
the state.
Ashland has been treated to quite
a spell of weather" within the past
"a hours. Yesterday the sun made
several valiant efforts to penetrate
the clouds that have prevailed for
several weeks, but was unavailing,
and by nightfall rain set in which
soon turned to a regular downpour,
and kept it up all night. This morn
ing the mountains were covered with
snow, and even the hill streets hal
two or three inches OF snow on them
Later in the forenoon snowstorm Of
an old-time eastern Vigor ragged for
an hour or so, covering the streets
with slush ankle deep. This did not
last long, however, and about as soon
as the flakes ceased to fall, the streets
were clear of snow The amount Of
rain that fell throughout the night
was rs of an inch
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The burning out of the flue at the
home of V. o. N. Smith on North
Main street called out the fire de-
partment at noon today. No damage
was reported.
Earl Utter, the Testern Union
messenger carrier, is out today for
the first time after three weeks
siege Of flu.
Mrs. Emma Branam will leave this
evening for Woodburn. Ore., after
having spent Il month II the homo
of her daughter. Mrs Glenn w.
Loomis, on Allison street. Mrs.
Loomis, on Allison street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Ferguson left
on the midnight train last night for
Oakland and San Francisco, where
they will spend ten days or two weeks
on a business trip.
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Mrs. Ella b. Mills leaves tonight
for Eugene where she will assume
the position of chaperon for the
KAPPA Alpha Theta sorority, one OF
the oldest sororites in the Univer-
sity of Oregon.
James A. Cook left the fore part
Of the week for Corvallis. where he
will take vocational educational
course at o. A. c. Mr.. Cook is the
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fl.
Cole of this city.
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Kenneth McWilliams, salesman for
the Ford company in Ashland, lett