Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-16

and will be guests at Mr.. and Mrs
Lamkin's home for week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean have been
spending the past winter in Califor-
mia.
Captain G. H. Terwilliger and wife
of Newburgh, n. H., while touring
through the west, spent yesterday and
last night in Ashland.
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Guests at the Hotel Austin are NJ.
f. Howe and Geo. NJ. White of Port
land, Mrs. NJ. Devlin of Albany, o. Fl.
Serious of Los Angeles, D. w. Pierce
and G, q. Norwood of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Caskey OF |
Woodland, Wash, are spending a
few days in this city.
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c. NJ. Chatfield was business Wis
itor in Ashland from Hits yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Good will leave
this evening for Los Angeles, where
they expect to make their future
home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Edwards, Mrs
Ethel Chappell. J. #. Place and Geo,
King composed an automobile party
who motored to Yreka today in MIR,
Places car.
Mrs. c. Beebe of MissOula, Mon
tana, was a recent guest at the homes
OF her cousins, Mrs. II. G. Galley and
the Dodge brothers.
A. G Clark of Portland, manager
of the Associated Industries OF Ore
gon, was an over night visitor in
Ashland. With Secretary Fuller Of
the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Clark
visited the many scenic points in
Ashland, for which city he has a
warm spot in his heart. lie later
went to Medford to address the
Chamber of Commerce forum at its
weekly luncheon.
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Mrs. Gordon MacCracken has re
cevide wire from her sister-in-law,
Mrs. C. G. Bolti, announcing her ar
rival in San Francisco and that she
will reach Ashland Thursday morn
ing. Mrs. Bolti was passenger on
the new Pacific liner Tile Golden
State. to which San Francisco has
accorded such hearty welcome. The
Golden State sailed from Baltimore
February 10, and arrived in san
Francisco March 7, coming through
the Panama canal and making stops
at Havana, Cuba, Cristobal and Bal
boa, Panama; Los Libertad; Saliva
dor. San Jose; Guatemala; San Ped
ro. San Francisco. California. Mrs
Bolti will spend week with DR., Mac
, Crackers family sailing again March
10 on the Golden State for an indefi'
mite stay in Japan, where she has
many friends.
Miss Eleanor Greer, bookkeepel
for the Ashland Lumber company
has gone to her homestead near Hit
for vacation of few weeks. lie
place in the lumber company offic
is being filled by A. A, Madden.
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Mrs. A. II. Burr, who has been
guest OF her sisters, Mrs a, ID. Jill
son and Mrs. James Lowe, in this
city for several weeks left this morn
ing for Oakland to join her son, who
preceded her there week ago. To
gether they will continue their jour
ney to their home in Omaha, Neb.
The very successful revival meet
ings that have been in progress III
the Methodist church for the past
month, closed with last nights meet
ing. The regular prayer meeting
, will he held in that church tonight
and a special meeting will take place
Friday evening.
The many friends Of Mrs. Bertha
= Miller. wife of Cassius Miller vii
no doubt be pleased to learn that sh'
Is now serving the California legi5
lature in the capacity OF stenographel
and insurance committee clerk for
Senator l.. G. Burnett, prominent
attorney of San Francisco. Mrs Mil
ler's past years experience, received
while in the employee of the Califor'
; MIA state highway commission. has
helped fit her for her present duties
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) Mrs. p. b. whitney and Mrs Il: Ia
, Burdic were up from Grants fass
Yesterday to attend the luncheon civ
on by the Civic improvement club
, at the Hotel Austin. These ladies
3 were former residents OF Ashland and
, active members OF the club in the
past, and still retain their interest
in its work.