Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02
LOCAL and PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS

TUESDAYS NEWS
Residents Of Orange avenue, viii
proud of the name OF their stree
claim that the Odors this spring
that vicinity are vastly different frol
that the name would imply, and hoI
that by this notice the attention
the street commissioners and healt
officers will be called 10 the stat
Of affairs existing in that vicinity.
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Election Of officers OF Ashlan
Lodge No. 944, will take place at tn
next meeting, Saturday evening
March o.
George Kerby has purchased tn
meat market interest in the Plazi
Market from ii. B. Plummer anf
will conduct it personally. The
change takes effect at once. Mr.
Plummer expects TO engage in some
other line OF business in the near fu
ture.
s. G. Rubeck was over from Hits
Yesterday on a business trip.
Y. s. Abraham is new resident
OF Ashland, having moved over here
from Medford this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Slower OF
Grants Pass were over Sunday guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. U. G.
Coleman.
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J. NJ. Wagner and f. T. Staples are
back from Montana, where they went
two weeks ago to inspect the oil
lands in that state in the interests OF
Ashland investors.
AoC. Joy OF this city was drawn on
the grand jury TO convene May lG,
by the circuit court from the Febru-
ary jury panel yesterday.
Principal /. C, Wilson OF the Junior
high school, is able to resume his
duties after an extended illness.
]. c. Neil of Eugene is a business
visitor in Ashland this week.
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Misses Nina and Hazel Emery drove
down to Grants Pass Sunday and
spent the day picknicking In the open,
They were accompanied by Mrs. Jane
Carter, Mrs. II. C. Emery, Maxine
Emery and Dorothy Stevens.
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A splendid congregation greeted
Evangelist Bernard last night. Again
the altar was filled with seekers.
This will be the last week of these
services, as Mr.. Bernard cannot fill
the engagement A cordial invita-
tion TO the public.
The debating classes of the Senior
high school gave public demonstra-
ton before assembly yesterday after
noon for the purpose of gaining con
fidence before an audience to fit them
for the public debates which are due
shortly With Medford and Grants
Pass debating teams. The classes
will also give their debate before an
audience in the Junior high school
some time later in the week.
Mrs. H. B. Moore, who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Il. j. Van
SAINT, and other relatives in Ashland
for a week or so, has returned to her
home in Portland.
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Mrs. Marcia Danford left this morn
ing for Portland, where she Will be
the guest of son for several
weeks.
Mrs Ed Flackus and daughter Dor
othy OF Dunsmuir have been spend
ing a few days in Ashland, guests at
the homes of W. f. Flackus on d
street and Bert Smith on Oak,
]. d. Mars, proprietor OF the Over
land Shoe Shop, is moving his plant
from the building on East Main stret
to the Owens block on the corner of
Oak and Main. He expects to have
the establishment installed and in
running order within a day or so.
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Mrs. Cunningham, the mother OF
Mrs. ]. ]. BarnthOuse OF this city,
died last night at her home on Third
street. Funeral arrangements have
not been made at this writing. but
will be announced later.
]. y. Dennis returned home last
night from a trip to Ga2elle, Weed.
and other points in Northern Cali
fornia.
Mrs. George W. Barker Of Butte
Falls, while in Medford one day last
week was stricken with acute ap-
pendicitis. She was brought to Ash
land. where she underwent an opera
tlon at a local hospital and is now
reported to be getting along nicely.
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Beginning today H. D. Badger as
sumes the position OF assintant cash
Ter OF the State Bank OF Talent: Busi-
ness in that section is growing so ex-
tenslvely as TO warrant another man
in tho hank