Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-01-05
THURSDAYS NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. |. r. Bateman and
little daughter left this morning for
Long Beach to visit with relatives.
The Moser family are moving to-
day from the Lane property on the
corner OF Laurel and Mechanic streets
to the residence of Miss Gertrude Cox
on East Main street, where they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Angwin left last
night for Oakland on train No. 50
and will visit in that city for the
coming week or so.
Mrs. r. w. Gray, who has been a
guest at the Sturgis home in Med
ford for several weeks, has returned
to her home in Ashland.
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II. ". AHucl SOu Cdlho HoiiO in''
evening from Salem where he had
been spending Christmas with his rel
atives. He states much rain has fal-
len in the Willamette valley, and all
depresslons in the land are regular
lakes OF water.
Portland guests at the Hotel Aus
tin are II. L. Allent. +. W. Joseph
Robert Mckee and J. l.. Gray OF Port
land
One-half inch of rain fell during
last night, according to Cooperative
Observer Louis Dodge The down
pour kept up virtually all night unit
daylight, which was followed by mild
spring-like weather this forenoon.
r. ]. Wood of Corvallis, represen
tative of the rehabilitation and edu'
cational board was business Wis
itor in Ashland today, conferring
with the members of the Ashland
Post. American Legion.
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Julien Provost, who was an Ash
land visitor over Christmas, has re-
turned to his home in Portland.
Mrs. j. S. Parson went down ia
Jacksonville this morning to spend
the day with county seat friends.
Mrs. C. ]. Brady and son Jack arc
back from Eugene where they had
been spending few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Crosslyn OF
Portland are spending the holidays
with relatives in Ashland and yicin-
ity. Mr.. Crosslyn was a former mem
Der of the old First company, 0. C.
A., and went out with that body from
Ashland when the members first en-
listed in the world war. He and Mrs.
Crosslyn were married about a month
ago in Portland.
Miss Thelma Heer left this morn
ing for Grants Pass to pay q visit to
friends in that city.
A. V. McVey Of Lewistown, Mont,
a student at the o. A. c.. in Corval-
lis is in Ashland this week. the guest
of Elwood Hedburg during the holl-
day vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Ashcraft and
children have returned to their home
stead on Union creek after spending
Christmas with relatives in the city.
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James Leabo came over from the
Rogue river country yesterday to
visit with relatives for few days
and look after business affairs in
Ashland
Miss Nola Kent, a teacher in the
public schools of Marshfield. is spend
ing her holiday vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Kent. of the Ho-
tel Columbia Miss Kent expects to
leave tomorrow for Marshfield in
preparation for the re-opening OF her
school Monday.
H. G.. Mathes, who with Mrs. Ma
thes left before Christmas on an au-
tomobile trip to Oakland. Calf,
writes that after somewhat siren
uous trip through the snow on the
Siskiyous and around Mount Shasta
they had completed the midwinter
journey in their family car in safety
and are now nicely located in Oak
land and beginning to enjoy their
vacation. They expect to remain
several months in California.
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]. NJ. Thornton and wife of Colo.
Iowa, were among the tourists pass
ing through this city and stopped over
night at the Hotel Austin.
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The Ford Garage received this week
the largest carload OF automobiles