Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-16

ing an attack of influenza. which left
her in crippled condition. She was
given little encouragement that she
could walk without the aid OF crutch-
es until coming TO Ashland, when
this climate has agreed with her so
much that she. is fast regaining the
use OF her limbs and is now able to
walk about the house for short
time. The benefit Mrs. Karberg has
alread gained has induced them to
reside here permanently.
W. z. Fox of Seattle stopped off
in Ashland for couple of days this
week looking after property interests
he owns here, while on his way home
from the south.
Mrs. Matilda Devlin OF Albany isl
spending a few days in the city this
week looking after business affairs.
F. Doane was over from Weed this
week transacting business.
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Mrs Wolf and two children are
in Ashland from Dunsmuir this week
visiting for few days at the home
OF Mrs, Tony Franco.
Mrs. +. A. Hartley and daughter
Ada have returned home from visit
OF several weeks with relatives and
friends in Cottage Grove.
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Professor and Mrs. II. G. Gilmore
have returned to their home on Scenic
Drive after spending several months
during the winter at the Hotel Aus
tin.
S. S. Smith, manager OF the Med
ford Mail-Tribune, was business
caller in Ashland yesterday after
noon.
Guests stopping at the Hotel Co
lumbia are Anne Cooke, w, c. Ba-
con and j. II. Garvin OF Portland,
IC. j. Smith and wife OF Youngstown,
Ohio, r. Peroppe and II. F. Ogden
and wife OF Roseburg.
Contractor A. L. Lamb has crew
of men at work this week laying the
new cement walk in front of tho
Southern Pacific property on North
Main street adjoining the new Ford
. garage. with the completion of this
walk that section of thecity will
present a most attractive appearance.
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Mrs. Frank Rose was up from Tai
tent yesterday shopping at the local
stores.
Guests at the Austin today include
/, Fred w. Hall, NJ. NJ. Johnson, +. ID
Turnidge. G. II. Shures OF Chicago
liz. Anderson, r. V. Hannigan and +
A. Colburn of San Francisco, Georg'
Arthurs of Sacramento, a. X. Palmer
A. A. Frederick, J. NJ. Hiatt and y
lC. Hagestad of Pouland, +, [
lOKelly, C. NJ. Chatfield and Joe Por
ter of Hits,
. The second of the Bank of JACK
, sonyilfe cases, that of Elmer II
iOuigley, Klamath river stockman
formerly of the Applegate section
came up for trial in the circuit cour
at Jacksonville yesterday and was
dismissed. The charge against QuiS
; LEY was for aiding and abetting o.
bank cashier to defraud 4 bank
1.-THE case of Ben NJ. Collins of Grant'
,IPass, against whome are the same
charges, is being tried today.
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, | Mrs. Myrtle Boslough, a former wei
known Ashland lady, writes this weeE
to Ashland friends from Cuba, where
she is taking trip with a personally
conducted party. Mrs. Boslougi
Estates she is thoroughly enjoying th'
wonderful tropical gardens in tha
lisland that are 800 years old. anC
,kalso the sights around the old ca
Ithedrals. but still claims there Is NJ
lbetter climate anywhere than Ash
! Hand.
Il George Roberts and wife of Rose
iburg are in Ashland visiting relatives
i, i this week. This Is an old stamplhi
, ground OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, ant
liz they follow their inclination they
lmay remain here permanently. Mr.
Roberts is probably the Oldest livint
Istage driver in the northwest havin9
81 driven a six-horse stage line contin
Il uously for l6 years in the early day
rtfrom Rock Point below Gold Hill tt
: the Barron place southeast OF Ash
Hand. This was 10 years ago, anC
,lduring that entire l6 years there
n were only 80 days when Mr.. Robert'
Twas not holding the reins in the trlI
Through Ashland He also drove
stage for Is years in California aitel
-lleaying his Oregon route. Mr.. ROD
ss..s. tul 10