Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-01-19

train 13.
Mrs. Dora L. Wight, who had been
in Ashland for the past week or two
during the illness and death OF her
mother, the late Mrs. E. n Ander-
son, left last night for her home in
Seattle.
Guests form Portland stopping at
the Hotel Austin are A. R. Paris, w.
NJ. Wilkie, E. D. Halock and D. Mat
toon. other guests are D. j. Far
mer OF Seattle, C. Stone, wife and
son, of Ogden, Utah, and G, D.
Tweede OF Glendale.
F. c. Holibaugh, the well known
Valley View stockman, was a busi-
ness visitor in Ashland yesterday
Mr.. Holibaugh has been working with
the county agent in the interests of
the Farm Bureau during the past
two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Briggs were
Jacksonville visitors Yesterday.
A. McDermid, who with his wife
has been spending the winter in Ash
land, has gone to Kentucky to visit
for two weeks with members OF his
family and relatives there. He eX-
poets to be gone from Ashland a
month. Mrs. McDermid, formerly
Miss Frances Multi, is remaining In
Ashland with her mother. Mrs. NJ. s.
Multi, during her husbands absence
Californians stopping at the Hotel
Austin are J. S. Doran, Joseph ia
cobs, W. s. Killington, P. II. Miller
and Sid Neuman of San Francisco.
allOIhcy 4NClllt DlChcg tluhoaStcu
business at the county seat and Med
ford yesterday,
V. +. Davis and Jacob A. Nelson
two Klamath Falls men, were tran
sacting business in Ashland yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Turner left last
night on train No. 90 for two
weeks sojourn in San Francisco Los
Angeles and San Diego.
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Charles Stewart, former bank
examiner who has been frequent
visitor in Ashland and is well known
here, was appointed one of the vice
presidents of the Northwestern Ma
tional Bank 'of Portland at a meet
ing yesterday Mr. Stewart will have
charge of the country bank cores
pondents accounts of the Northwest
ern National.
A. H. Hall yesterday moved into
the house on the corner of Aida and
East Main streets, which he recently
purchased through the Beaver Real
ty company from w. Y. Miller OF
Paisley.
Mr.. Glazier, representative of thu
Lumbermen' Trust company Of Port
land, was a business visitor in Ash
land yesterday.
Visitors stopping at the Hotel CO.
lumbia comprise J. Hanson, A. Ad
amson, R. Ohlund, A. England, II.
Coslough, V. Johnson, A. D. Holmes
and Paul ]. Standen of Dunsmuir.
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A. c. Briggs, manager of the Ash
land Fruit G. Produce association, left
on train No. SO last night on
months visit with relatives in the
east. He will first go to see his
brother in Morgantown, w. Va, then
later visit his mother in Brooklyn.
N. Y. The latter is in very feeble
health this winter, Mr.. Briggs re-
Gently heard. and this has hurried
him to make the trip at this time.
Miss Barbara Delitz, a trained /
nurse who has been with the late
Mrs. E. n. Anderson for more than
year, returned last night to her
home in Seattle.
Miss Lucille Marshall of Medford /
has been secured as additional Eng
lish teacher in the Senior High school .
and will assume her duties next Mon
day. Miss Marshall comes with ex-
ceptional credentials, having had two
years experience in the Medford
schools, four in Klamath Falls and
one in Seattle. She has resigned the
latter position to be near her father
and mother, who live in Medford.
The Ashland school board feel very
much gratified that they are fortu-
nate enough to secure such an in
structor.
Ashland guests stopping at the Ho-
tel Columbia are Catherine Zelhaver
and Harry Ford of Portland, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Russell OF Colorado
Springs. Colo, Mr. and Mrs. G. ].
Wade Of Melba. Idaho. X. b. Heston
Of Los Angeles. and c. E. Mareau
and family.
Portland guests stopping at the
Hotel Austin are c. A. Wilson, Della
Mullen. Marjorie Combs. A. s. Rand
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