Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-06

Ralph Clapp and family OF Weed
were recent visitors with relatives
in Ashland.
THURSDAYS NEWS
Rev. Norman Wayne Phelps, pas
tor of the Talent Methodist church,
will fill the pulpit in the local Meth
odist church next Sunday during the
absence of Rev. A. C. Edwards.
J. H. McGee and Karl Minis were
among Ashland's business men 10
visit the county seat yesterday.
Cedric Myer of Dunsmuir is over,
spending a few days with his par
.ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Myer
o .
The residence property on Fifth
street belonging'to Floyd Dickey has
been purchased by Hazel Haberly.
Mrs. S. L. Allen made the sale.
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Mrs. ]. II. Robson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Childers, were In
Ashland yesterday afternoon from
Talent, visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Daniels and
Mrs Bailey were up from Medford
yesterday calling on friends and tran
sacting business.
Mrs. A. McCann and daughter Imo-
gene OF Hornbrook. were Ashland
visitors this week
Sam Criteser OF Brookings and ].
l.. Haisyick and wife of Rochester,
Mimi, are among the guests at the
Hotel Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Stevens and son,
OF Dunsmuir spent yesterday with
Ashland acquaintances.
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Mrs. C. d. Dodson and son were
over from Hornbrook yesterday call
ing on friends and shopping at the
local stores.
Meredith Beaver, student at the
University Of Oregon. is spending his
Easter vacation at the home of his
brother, Aldred NJ. Beaver, in Port |
land. Meredith expects to spend the
coming summer at his home in this
city, so Is dividing his vacations
among the various members of the
family.
S. Permission, the well known land
scape gardener, returned yesterday
to Grenada, where he will resume
his employment during the coming
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack LOughlin are ,
moving this week from the house =
they have been Occupying on Skid
more street to the Stennett property
on Laurel street.
Mr.. Staley of Pendleton, a cousin
Of Mrs. Kenneth McWiliams, is a
guest at the latter's home, and is
spending the week in Ashland.
Floyd and Ernest Mckee and others
Of Jacksonville have applied to State ,
Engineer Percy A. Cupper for three ,
second feet of water from Carberry
Fork and Big Appiegate river, tribu- !
aries of Rogue River, for irrigating
944 acres. Construction is com
)leted. q
Mrs. A. L. Harvey is back from r
our months visit with her son, J. A. :
Harvey and family at their home in .
Santa Ana, Calf. She also stopped
,ff at Oakland and paid a visit to
Ter brother, VIII Merriman, while 7
m her way home. '
According to reports from Pros
'ect the roads in that section are in
good condition for this
ime of year. The trip from Prospect G
o Medford may be made in three n
ours, drivers of motors claim. Other &
ountry roads are also getting to be- q
n good condition @
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Mrs. V. A. Stewart Is spending the :.
'eek in Portland, where she went to :.
ist with her son. Wyman Stewart, >,
Tho is in the navy. The latter tele- =
raphed his mother that his vessel a
J in port this week. after which II
I'LL sail for Europe.
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Pupils from the third, fourth and
fth grades of the Junior High and
hawthorne schools went to the Lyric s,
heatre this forenoon. where they t.
ere shown pictures in connection 81
ith nature studies which are a part ct
( their course.
Guests stopping at the Hotel Aus. Ia
n include d. N. Wilkerson and T.. In
|. Mccormick OF Washington. d. c.. d.
homas B. Wilson OF Dunsmuir, L. el