Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-27
LOCAL and PERSONAL
rHURsDAY's NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Denton, who
left Ashland two weeks ago on an
automobile trip through California,
write they are having most de-
lightful jourey. They stated on
starting they had never taken a
honeymoon tour. and this journey
answer the purpose. Mrs. Denton
in writing to Ashland, states they
are about to go through the Yose-
mite Valley, which, she has heard,
is an ideal place for honeymoon.
SO far, Mrs. Denton says, their be-
lated honeymoon has been as delight
full as II taken several years ago at
the time Of their marriage,
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Miss Virginia McNair of Yakima,
Wash, is in Ashland this week, a
guest at the home of her uncle, w.
II. McNair, and other relatives.
Three airplanes passed over the
city late yesterday afternoon, 60
ing towards the north. They are
presumably connected with the air
forest patrol which will go into ef-
feet in the state this summer.
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c. H.. Jones OF Seattle Is new
conner to Ashland. and is looking for
location in this city or vicinity
with the expectation OF making his
home here. Mr.. Jones is much
pleased with Ashland as home
town. and as soon as he becomes
settled will send for his wife. He
also has sister and brother -ln-law
In Washington. who are planning on
making Ashland their future home.
Mrs. A. W. Stone OF Medford was
an Ashland visitor yesterday after
noon.
Il. v Jones started this morning
for Portland via automobile. where
he expects to spend few days
transacting business. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Loyeland and baby, who will 90 on
from Portland to Seattle and Sc
cure their household effects which
they left in that city on coming to
Ashland some time ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loyeland will return home the
latter part OF next week, and will
make the homeward journey in theiy
own automobile.
Mrs. William Bates and sister were
shopping In Ashland yesterday from
Medford.
Johnny Ruger, one OF the Tidngs
carrier boys is quite III at his home
on Church street. suffering from an
attack OF tonsilitis.
Mrs. J. F. Denham and children,
Miss Matte Turner and Frank Den
ham OF Talent. were in this city
yesterday, calling on Mrs. Denham's
sister, Mrs. George Robinson.
Ed Gowland, an employe in the !
Oyerland-Marcy garage, is able to be
about his work again after being laid
up at home with an attack of pleurlsy
for several days this week.
+. b. Stoner suffered a stroke OF
paralysis Sunday at his home on East
Main street.
The Interurban Auto company is
running a fine new bus between
Medford and Ashland this week.
This bus was originally intended for
the Roseburg run, but owing to some
of the cars on this line being out of
commission. the new car is being
used on this end at present.
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Mrs. G. II. Pierce and Mrs. A. II.
Pracht are Grants Pass visitors to-
day.
s. w. Moss, son Of l.. A. Moss.
came in to the city this week from
his former position in the employ OF
the highway construction in the
mountains. and has accepted posi-
tIon with the Southern Paficic COM
pany.
II. T. Staples and Fred Neil went
down to Grants Pass today where
they transacted business at the Jose
phine county seat.
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Glenn V. Guiley, who has been In
the employ of the city street depart
ment throughout the past winter,
left recently for Salem to take up
his former position with the high
way construction. He expects to re- !
main there during the coming sum- j
mer, and will be Joined shortly by {
his wife. c. G. English takes Mr..
Guileys place as driver for the city
tractor.
M. c. Lininger and son are NOV
ing their automobile tire stock from
the Mccarthy building on North
Main street to the Butler block on I
the opposite side of the street. Tie q
latter has been undergoing many re- o
pairs and improvements to accom- S
modate Messrs. Lininger's business
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