Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-01-26

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Brookmiller's existence, but in re-
cent letter to his wife he states IS I
Liberty street in fancy looks awfully
good to him, and he wishes he had
some ashes to empty while living in
the sunny" south.
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Charles Lindsey is back from Edge
wood, where he has been spending the
past two or three weeks. Mr. Lind
sey has finished house under course
of construction in that town while he
was there.
Mrs. Charles Haener OF Tacoma is
spending some time in Ashland, the
guest OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs. r.
P. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Daley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam DALEY OF Emigrant, Mont,
and Mrs. f. Strickland of Livingston,
Mont, stopped off over Sunday in
Ashland at the Hotel Austin while
on their way south to spend several
months OF the winter.
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Geo. II. Smith and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Webb were W from Med
ford last night, taking dinner at the
Rogue Elk Hotel Annex.
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Mrs. j. Henry Provost is an inmate
of Mediord hospital which she en-
tered for treatment day or two
ego.
Nellie, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Perrine. has been seri-
ously i'll at her home daring the past
week. The little girl Is reported 10
be slightly improving, but is still
quite sick
A. J. Nelson aud wife OF Fergus
Falls Mimi. arrived in Ashland yes
terday from California and stoppe
over at the Hotel Austin for the day
before continuing on their iOurnty
north. They are making the trip
| by automobile and came over the
/ mountains from the south with no
difficulty
/ II. NJ. Guthrie and Carl A. Wes-
terrified wero weekend visitors in
Ashland from Corvallis. stopping at
tho Hotel Columbia. Other guests
at the Columbia were A. Stewart OF
Roscburg, and John Il. Victor of
| Portland
G. Fayerly was up from Phoenix,
Saturday, looking after business in.
terestS in tho city.
Harold Bramwell, who has been
employed in the. East side meat mar.
ket for several months. left Satul-
day night Tor his home in Ogden
Utah. whero he expects to remain
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Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Ashcrait an(
children came up from their home
stead on Elk creek yesterday to spen'
, few days with home folks and la
In stock of supplies. Mr. Ashcral
is spending the winter trapping Il
the forests on his claim and Il fe,
days ago he caught a fine bOb-ca
in one OF his traps not far from hi
home. They state tho roads are ii
had condition in that section, and |
is hard for an automobile to MAKE
tho trip.
Harrison Howell, former vel
known Ashland boy, was in the city
Saturday from Etna Mills, Calf. Mr.
Howell is coach for the Etna Mills
basketball team and accompanied il
to this section while The latter was
touring Southern Oregon in series
OF games during tho past week,
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Miss Lena Provost, teacher OF the
Dead Indian school, came over Sat
urday to spend the week end at her
home. She states tho roads are in
most deplorable condition over the
mountain. and She made the trip on
horseback as far as PompadOur rock,
which Is as far as an automobile can
go on this end of the Dead Indian
road. She was met at that point by
car from the city.
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Sylvester Patterson OF Ashland, y
director of the Trigonir oil company.
was in Medford today tOnferring with
the officials OF the company. He res
ports that the business men OF Ash
land are much Interested in the well
and are determined to see this so
down and get thorough test.-Med-
ford Mail-Tribune
In the basketball game between
Ashland high and Etna Mills played
at the high school gymnasium Satur-
day night, the local team was winner
by score OF 80 to 27
LINN COUNTY FARM BUREAU
TO START CAMPAIGN