Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-06

w. S. Eastman is home from Cali
fornia, where he had been spending
several weeks for the benefit of his
health.
Mrs. William Denton writes back
from Redding, where she and Mr..
Denton have reached in their auto
mobile trip to Los Angeles, that they
have found excellent roads all the
way. Mrs. Denton states that she
did most of the driving over the
mountains, and had struck no snow,
no mud nor dust.
Merle Henson, the young grand
son of Ed White, was taken to a
local hospital today to be operated on
for throat trouble.
Msrt Williams has purchased the
Fourth street meat market from Its
former owners and Is conducting the
business from that stand.
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Californians stopping at the Hotel
Austin are Sam Mccall, l.. G. Rubeck,
F. S. Grffls and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Pangborn of San Fran
cisco, and Ray Carpenter of Duns-
muir.
e. l.. Paddock and c. Z. Gage Of
klamath Falls were Ashland visitors
over Sunday.
Henry Enders Is quite Ill with an
attack OF Influenza. He was taken
sick Saturday.
X. S. Middleton OF indianapolis,
Ind, is business visitor in Ashland
this week. Mr. Middleton was asso-
ciated for six years with the late ].
Frank Hanley, former governor OF
Indiana and author of "A Day In the
Siskiyous."
Guests from upstate at the Hotel
Austin are Pauline Moore Riley and
George w. Stokes OF Portland, and
Horace Sykes OF Salem. Other
guests are T. w. Cowan OF Ontiat, |
Wash, George Pervis of Seattle,
Ethel Cowan OF Wenatchee, Wash,
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Anderson of
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Ministerial Association OF the
Rogue River valley is meeting today
In Grants Pass. Many OF the Ash
land clergymen are in attendance.
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Rev. Norman Wayne Phelps. pas
tor OF the Talent Methodist church,
filled the pulpit in the local Meth
Odist church yesterday morning dur
ing the absence OF the regular pas
tor, Rev C. A. Edwards. Mr.. Phelps
delivered mastery sermon.
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J. X. McClaren has purchased 60
acres of the Riyerdale tracts, just
across the river from Rogue River,
being a fine tract OF alfalfa irrigated
land. Mr.. McClaren deeds In ex-
change for this property to l.. Davis
OF Portland his l0-acre orchard on
Winner Heights, also 20 acres OF
timber land at the south end of Lib
erty street and a building lot on Har-
rison street. giving in addition to
these properties cash consideration.
This deal was handled through E. Z.
Phipps Realty Agency.
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The thermometer registered 26
this morning, six degrees below
freezing. While this is considered a ,
bad freeze, orchardists claim it was
as cold later in the season last year,
and the fruit in the valley did not ,
suffer much from the frost. Yester-
day snow and hail fell at intervals
all day, and last night the ground
was covered with snow. q
John Mosier is reported very i'll a; !
his home on East Main street.
The Sunday Oregonian of April 3
contains a picture of the University n
OF Hawaii football team, which will c
meet the University of Oregon team n
in Portland on next Christmas day.
Among the boys in the picture is Bob
Spencer, formerly of Ashland, who is
captain and quarterback OF the Ha-
waii eleven.
w. H. Johnson, former president
of the Jacksonville bank. who was >.
indicted following the wreck of that
last fall, will plead guilty :
as soon as he RECEIVERS from an attack =
of influenza with which he is suffer =, .
ing. Mr.. Johnson's attorney states =,
that his client has grown weary OF y
the strife and is anxious to begin his
sentence. Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Swenson arc u
in Ashland from Oakland. visiting Il
The latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
W. Clute. Mr.. Swenson will be re-
membered as a former mail clerk, o.
who ran into Ashland for many VI
years. RI