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

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,ity.
Wong Chong, a Chinaman who re- /
sides at Yreka, Siskiyou county, Cal
fornia, and Miss Jessie Cook, de-
mure Chinese miss, were welded yes
terday afternoon, in Judge Holman's
office. the Judge speaking the mys-
tic words that made Miss Jessie COOK
Mrs. Wong Chong and Mr.. Wong
cook for life. The bride was
formerly resident of Ashland, re-
Gently coming to Grants Pass. she
was accompanied by another Chinese
miss who appeared as bridesmaid.
Mr. and Mrs. Wong ChOng will re-
side at Yreka.-Grants Pass Courier.
Professor Gilmore's second march
Is entitled: "A March for Right as
Against Might" and is dedicated to
the promoters OF the rejuyenated
Civic club of Ashland" Professor
Bent of the vining proposes giving
II an airing on his splendid organ.
which, already has filled a gap In
the musical longings of the Ash
landers.
A. A. Marske and family are NOV
ing this week into their handsome
new residence on the corner OF Sher-
man and Allison street. This house
is lust completed and is a great or
nament to that portion OF the city.
Lee Patterson, who was former
foreman for the Oskar Huber Con-
struction company in its paving work
on the Pacific highway east OF Ash
land, came in this week from Salem
and will go to Happy Camp where he
has accepted a position as mining en-
gineer. Mr.. Patterson served as a
clerk in the senate during the recent
session.
Mrs. 0. A. Paulserud had as her
guests Mrs. F. J. Shinn, Mrs. 7. Fl.
Stephens and Mrs. Howard Barrett
on a motor trip down the valley
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. NJ. Frost has returned from
her recent visit to Portland.
A letter was received by members
of the Christian church OF this city
from Rey. DR.. Peter Burnett of Eu'
gene in which the latter states he will
be in Ashland within few days and
will preach in the local Christian
church until that organization gets
a resident pastor. DR.. Burnett is the
father of Mrs. G. W. Dunn of this
city.
Friends of Mrs. C. W. Loosely, who
called on her at local hospital yes
,terday, were rejoiced to find she ii
nicely recovering from the injuries
she received in an automobile accl'
dent on the evening OF February IL
Word has been received from Mira
II. s. Glenn of Talent, who recently
underwent a serious operation in
hospital at Ell Paso, Texas, that she
is getting along well at last reports
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleim left early in the
winter to visit in Davenport, Iowa
They were making a leisurely jour
Eney home, when Mrs. Glenn was
stricken with a severe attack of pneu'
monia in FL Paso, during which i'll
ness infection settled in limb, ne
cessitating its amputation. She has
since been very i'll, but her many
friends in this vicinity will be pleas
ed to learn her condition is improving
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Judge c. B. Watson is an Ashland
visitor today from Gold Hill where
he is living at present.
Mrs. J. j. Gamblers has been in
poor health for some time this win
ter at her home on Scenic Drive.
Word has been received from Mrs
J. r. Wick, who has been spending
the past winter with her mother In
Florida, that she expects to leave
that state on the 18th. Mrs. Wicb
will go from Florida to Verona, Pa.
where she will visit with relatives
for several days, then start for Ash
land, possibly arriving home the last
of this month.
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ID. II. Cascaden and family of LOi
Angeles and Patrick OLeary are
guests from a distance stopping al
the Hotel Columbia today.
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At a meeting held Thursday night
the Grants Pass Shrine club was or
ganized. This is composed mostly
OF members of Hillah Temple of thif
city. Some members OF other tenn
pies living in Grants Pass are also
connected with the new club.
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N. c. DOzier and sister, Miss Gala
Dozier. who have been spending the
past winter months at various points
In California. returned last night Il
Ashland and are now settled in their
home on Oak street.
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Mrs. Sarah Booth has purchased
nronarfv nm Oak street and this week