Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-02-23
LOCAL And PERSONAL
TIrEsnAY's NEWS

mesa visitor in Ashland yesterday
c. E. Sans and son Lyle are IN
Nampa, Idaho, spending week or
two. Mr.. Sans has but lately recoV-
cred from a serious attack of illness
and is taking this trip as a sort OF
recreation before settling down to
business again.
DR. F. G. Swedenburg had busi-
ness which called him to the county
seat yesterday.
Word has arrived from the Misses
Chamberlain and Palmer, who have
been spending the winter at Pacific
Grove. Calf, that they expect to re-
turn home within few days. The
call OF spring has reached them, and
they are anxious to get back to their
ranch home south of the city.
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The Tavern Cafe this week is in
stalling a new storage refrigerator in
the basement of their establishment
ON Main street. The new lice box"
is one OF the largest in the city and
will accommodate several full sized
carcasses. as well as a ton OF ice
for cooling.
w. D. Booth and family, former
residents of Oak street. are back from
California where they went last fall
with the intention of locating. The
sunny south" was not as appealing
TO them from a closeup, and they
have decided that Ashland is the
best place in which TO live, after all,
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p. Provost is back from visit OF
several months in California and Ari-
zona. He is very much improved in
health since his trip, and states he
had a fine time while away.
Sheriff c. f. Terrill was a busi-
ness visitor in Ashland yesterday
afternoon from Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Reed enter
tanned as dinner guests Mr., and Mrs.
/. c. Williams at their home on See
mic Drive Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Evans were in
Jacksonville yesterday, called there
witnesses on case in court. They
we're accompanied to the county seat
by Mrs. Clifford Payne and Mrs. Rus
sell, who spent the day with friends
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Mrs. c. e. Abbott is home from 4
lengthy visit paid to the home OF hel
son, Charles Logan, in Yreka.
George II. Patrick was up from
Gold Hill attending business affair
in the city last evening.
Guests at the Hotel Austin include
C. G. Bunnall, Walter A, Ridgwa,
and Alfred A. A. Guenther of Port
land, r. c. Oldenburg and L. R. Site
of Seattle, Mr.. and Mrs. p, l.. Franl
of Ravenna, Ohio, C. Z. Nelson Of Sa
lem and W. C. Davis of Dunsmuir.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
]. Stennett OF this city last Frida,
at a Medford hospital. The littl
lad has been named Clyde Bber
Stennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Brown OF Klam
ath Falls, who have been spending
the past week in Medford as guest
at the home OF Mrs. Browns sister
Mrs. Henry Grimes, were calling ol
relatives in Ashland last night.
Miss Marie Falldine, county healtl
nurse, was up yesterday from Med
ford, transacting business in connec
ton with her work in Ashland.
Mrs. Il. V. Carter arrived home yes
terday from Salem where she ha'
been spending the past month in com
pany with her husband while the lat
ter attended the legislative session a
a member from Jackson county. Mr.
Carter will return'in few days, a
soon as the legislature adjourns.
Cedric Myer was over from Duns
muir Sunday, spending the day wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Myer of High street.
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Reports OF the condition OF Mrs
Ethel Eaton. who has been very il
for the past week or two at her HON
on Maple street, state she is some
what improved today.
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The public schools we're not dismis
sed today, Washington's Birthday
but observed the holiday with apprc
pirate exercises in the various grade
this afternoon. Some very clever er
tertainments were presented in se'
eral OF the schools.
Max Camps, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Yreka. will r.
turn TO his home in this city som
time during the week.
r. B. Gray has moved from th
house at 1O4 Bush street, where b