Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-01-12
LOCAL and PERSONAL
SATURDAYS NEWS

SATURDAYS NEWS
Mrs. B. Gilmore was an Ashland
shopper yesterday from Hornbrook.
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Miss Verna Gilman was up yes.
terday from Talent, calling on friends
during the afternoon.
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Portland guests at the Hotel Co.
lumbia are Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Whit
ney, w. H. Scholer, Lindsey w. Ross
and A. W. Toussea.
John ]. Finneran, section foreman
for the Southern Pacific railroad In
this section, Is recovering from a
serious attack of pneumonia from
which he has been suffering for seY-
eral weeks.
William Benedict Of Jacksonville,
who is II guest Of his brother, G. W.
Benedict, has been quite i'll for the
past two or three days at the latter's
home on Mountain avenue.
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Elden Wood, a student from the
Bible university OF Eugene, Is ex-
pected in Ashland today and will
preach in the Christian church to-
morrow. This church is without a
pastor and is depending upon sup
plies from the university until one
is selected. A number OF candidates
have applied for the charge, and the
congregation expect to select one
shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wagner receiv-
ed word today from their son, Carroll
Wagner, who has been located in Los
Angeles, that he is on his way to
Tampico, Mexico, where he will be
located in the Tampico oil fields.
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Charles Ramsey an aged resident
of this city, has been i'll at his home
on Scenic Drive for several days past.
He is feeling somewhat better today.
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Mrs. Andrew Cantrell, mother Of
Mrs. d. II. Barneburg, died at her
home at Jacksonville this morning at
s o'clock. Mrs. Cantrell had been
in poor health for some time, but
was feeling somewhat better yester-
day She tok a turn for the worse,
however, and died at an early hour
this morning. Arrangements for the
funeral will be made later
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w. E. Carlton, who recently NOV
ed to Ashland from Shedd and later
purchased the J. H. Fuller ranch
near Talent, is the authority for the
statement that a number of families
from that section of country as well
as a number of his relatives from
other sections are planning on COM
ing to Ashland and vicinity in the
near future. One family, Mr.. Carl
ton states. Is arranging to move here
from Washington, while another
is coming from the coast country.
Mr.. Carlton has great faith in the fu-
ture OF the Rogue River valley and
is using his influence to encourage
his friends to locate here, He has
not yet moved to his new home near
Talent, but expects to as soon as
spring opens.
]. ]. Scholer, who lives on the
Siskiyous near Pilot Rock, was in
Ashland on business this week. He
states he lost his house by fire about
q month ago under most distressing
circumstances. Mr.. Scholer had kin
died the fire early one morning and
before the family realized it the en-
tire building was mass Of flames.
Snow was IS inches deep in that
vicinity and they had no means OF
fighting the flames, so had to watch
their home and its contents go up in
smoke. They have since built tenn
porary home where they are living
this winter, and expect when spring
opens to rebuild.
r. L. Burdic OF Grants Pass Is d
visitor in Ashland for few days
this week. Mr. Burdic stated Mrs.
Burdic was in Portland, where she
underwent an operation in hospital
a day or two ago.
Mrs. Orville Click is over from
Klamath county visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Beaver, this week.
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]. G. Ferguson and l.. c. Scott OF
Dunsmuir are Ashland guests, reg
istered at the Hotel Columbia.
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Miss Mildred Horner of Red Bluff,
Calf, was an Ashland visitor yes
terday, stopping at the Hotel Colum-
bia while in the city.
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