Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-09

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San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs Geo. l..
Wareing of Pine River, MINI.
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A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Steblech, Leo and Frank
Petsch of Manley, Iowa, were in Ash
land over the week end and were reg
istered at the Hotel Columbia while |
in the city. Other guests also stop
ping at the Columbia were Mrs. and
Miss Jacobs of Portland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Johnson re-
celyed message yesterday telling
OF the death of their little grand
daughter, Dorothy Ralff, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Ralff of Gar
field, Wash. Mrs. Johnson left last
night for Garfield to attend the fune-
raj of the little girl.
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Charlie Freeman, who has been
an inmate of local hospital, has
been removed to his home on Ober-
lin street, where he is getting along
we'll, after his sickness. Friday af-
ternoon Mrs. Llndfesty, the singer
who has been assisting in the evan
gellstlc services in the Methodist :!
church, called on the young man
and cheered him greatly by singing
to him. DR.. Bernard and Mrs. Lind
festy were also callers on Mr.. FREQ
man Saturday.
Revival services will be held in the
Church Of the Brethren, corner OF
Iowa street and Mountain avenue,
beginning Sunday. March 81. Rev.
J. W. Barnett OF Bandon will be here
and conduct these services. An in
vitation is extended to all.
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Normal temperature, with local
rain, except generally fair in South
ern California, Is the weather fore
cast presented by the weather bu-
reau for the coming week.
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DR. and Mrs. Hodges OF Albany,
who have been spending several
months this winter in California, and
George Blake of Portland were over
Sunday guests at the home OF DR..
and Mrs. W. E. Blake on Laurel
street. Mr.. Blake and Mrs. Hodges
are brother and sister Of DR.. Blake.
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Mrs. Woods entertained Mrs. j. II.
Lindfesty at luncheon Friday.
The jury in the circuit court Friday
acquitted Lark Evans, charged with
assault and robbery on W. G. White,
after Is minutes deliberation. This
case has attracted much attention and
was hard fought by both sides.
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Charles Hast was over from Nor
tague, Saturday night, attending tpe
Elks lodge meeting and visiting
friends. He remained in the city over
Sunday.
The case OF Mrs. Myrtle Blakeley
former county treasurer, Will be the
first of the actions in the Bank ol
Jacksonville failure to be called be-
fore the circuit court this week. Mrs
Blakeley has been indicted on two
counts. one for "malfeasance in Of
fice," and one for knowingly max
ing a false statement to bank eX
aminer." Judge Kuykendall of Klam'
ath county will occupy the bench dur
ing Mrs. Blakeleys' trial.
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The Grants Pass hotel recently
taken over under lease by II. f. Mil
ler from F. n. Moores, through the
agency or Cap verdin, has been again
returned to the charge of Mr.. Moores
who has relinquished the contract
made between himself and Mr.. Mil
ler Mr.. Miller will remove to ASH
Iland.-Grants Pass Courier
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March Is will be the last day oil
which income tax returrs lIay be III
ed without the payment ot Tines ioi
delinquency, and less than ~ pei
cent of the taxpayers in the Oregon
district have filed their returns ac
cording to Milton A. Miller, collec'
tor of internal revenue. Mr.. Miller
noInts out that the haste necessary
in preparing returns at the last mo
ment frequently results in errors
which prove embarrassing to taxpay
ers and annoying to officials OF th'
department.
A party consisting OF E. X. Laugh
lin. Robert Johnson. Charles Mile
and Dick farmhouse left yesterday II
two automobiles for Eastern Oregon
where they all have extensive hold
ings. They will make the journey p'
way Of Portland and The Dalles, theI
strike into the interior Of the state
A. B. Brown, a well known Port
land business man, was in Ashlah'
on a business trip Saturday.
Misses Bessie Gilmore and Minnl'
Griffith were Ashland visitors Satur
day from Hornbrook.
NJ Daiav and r. A Smith o.