Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-20
LOCAL and PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

loaded with apples. He will max
the trip via Ager. Calf.
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William B. Norris has moved Il
his place on the Pacific highway, eas
Of Ashland. Mr.. Norris expects L
build house on the summit of thu
lSlskiyous this summer to be used fol
the entertainment OF travellers oTel
the Pacific highway
Mrs. II. l.. Walters left yesterday
for her home in Portland after pay
ing a few days visit in this city to
her mother Mrs. A, II. Russell, and
other relatives.
Charlie Cusick, Southern Pacific
agent from Red Bluff, is an Ashland
visitor today, attending the meeting
of railroad officials which was in ses-
sion here. Mr.. Cusick was formerly
stationed in Ashland and is well
known in the city.
Mrs. o. T. Caldwell, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Il. j. Van
SAINT, for several weeks, left this
morning for Eugene to visit with her
daughter before returning to her
home in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Homer Elhart came home
this morning from Gold Hill where
she had been spending the past week
Mr.. Elhart was also visitor at Cold
Hill from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Ruth Walters expects to leave
as soon as weather permits for the
homestead of her aunt, Miss Mabel
Russell. near Montague. to make the
latter a visit.
Rev. John W. Hoyt is in Seattle
this week, speaking in the interests
of the Daily Vacation Bible Schools
a number of which will be established
in the coast states this summer. Mr. !
Hoyt will also visit other points or
his way home in the interest of the
same work.
Mrs. Earl Hendricks arrived yes
terday from Pocatello, Idaho, to join
her husband who is manager of the
Daisy Creamery on the Carter ranch.
She is staying at the home of her
brother-in-law, Leslie Price, 32G
Mountain avenue and manager of the
Ender's Confectionery store.
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r. F. Stone and family, an Ore
gon orchard expert, has moved toI
Ashland from Medford. He will oc
eupy the Mary f. Swanson residence
on North Main street.
J. Carson, 376 B street. returned
this week from Roseburg where h.
had made short stay on business.
He reports that the country Is look
ing fine.
B. S. Mundy, who has been spend
ing the past several weeks in Colo-l
RADIO on a business trip returned toI
this week with David I'm |
hof, Otis Colorado. who will make his
home here.
William Hardy. Fifth street, 1
has been confined to his home by III
ness for the last three, weeks accord
ing to his son, J. H. Hardy, assistant
cashier of the First National Bank.
DR.. George ]. Jarvis is the attending
physician. Mr.. Hardy's health has
been poor for the past several weeks.
Hopes are entertained for his recov-
Dry.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Tucker were
visitors yesterday from the
H0Gck ranch. Their daughter Flor.
snce Tucker returned yesterday after
q visit with friends In Trail Greek.
Mrs. Tucker reports that the eondi-
lion of the grain crop is good. /
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Mrs. w. II. Hodes of Eugene was
10 Ashland from Friday until Last
evening. the guest of her daughter,
Miss Grace Knopp. one OF the teach
ers In the Senior High school.
Miss Viola Provost was up from
Medford over Sunday spending the
week end with her family here. Miss
Provost Is a student at st. Mary's
academy in Medford.
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Mrs. johnson. wife OF Rev WilliamL
Johnson. has been quite i'll at hor
home on Almond street during the
past week, but is reported much bet
ter and is able to be up.
w. A. Rockefellow arrived in Ash
land yesterday from an extended trip
through the middle west. and will re-
main here for some time. the guest
of his cousin. Mrs. c. r. Lane.
Automobiles driven by Geo. Nc
collum OF this city and Mrs. Dan
Lyon OF Ashland were in collision
this side OF Rogue River. on the Pa
cifie highway yesterday, the McCol-
lum Ford being badly wrecked by the
heavier Ashland machine. says the