Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-20

eAo"ooit t>f W. OhAs''f 49, W. s'~~
Roland Glisan and Dave Hazen o.
Portland; George T. Collins, Vernon
H. vawter and W. F. Isaacs Of Med
ford. One OF the principal matters o.
the conference was the report Of thu
management OF the Crater Lake lodge
by A. L. Parkhurst, owner of th'
concession at the lake.
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Rev. c. r. Koehler was called tt
Medford today to conduct the funeral
service for the late H. G. Patterson
OF that city.
Mrs. G. Z. Maple, accompanied BY
friend. were Ashland callers from
Medford yesterday afternoon.
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Miss Hazel Smith, clerk in McGee's
dry goods store, was absent from heI
duties yesterday on account Of i'll
ness.
r. e. Gearhart is having his home
on Sixth street repainted this sprine
and is otherwise improving The prop
erty.
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A. e. Millet of Weed, whose wife
died In Weed the fore part Of the
week. accompanied his nephew, CLYDE
Millet, to Ashland and will be a gues,
at the latter's home for several days
The jury in the case OF Castella
Barnard against H. p. Gale for dam
ages claimed to have been suffered
when the automobiles driven by Mr
Barnard and Mr.. Gale collided oil
the Pacific highway last summer
gave verdict last night for the
plaintiff In the amount OF $1,000
The jury was given the case at about
4 O'Clock, and after deliberating for
two hours announced that 1t had ar
rived at its verdict, giving Mrs. Bar
nard Judgment for the amount
named.-Grants Pass Courier.
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Mrs. c. L. Loomis, who has been
III at her home on the Boulevard, Is
regaining her health and is now able
to be about the house after being
confined to her bed for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Ball left this
morning for Idaho, where they will
make an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Caldwell and Emmett.
c. E. Smith OF Roseburg stopped
off in Ashland this week while on his
way to Richmond. Calf. where he
will spend the summer. and was a
guest of the Benedict, Hedrlck and
Boots families in this city. OF whom
he is a relative.
Hotel Austin guests today include
G. C. Sooysmith, J. r. Taber, Fl. II.
Zeibel of Portland, c. H. Miner, W.
G. Hardranft and wife, C. l.. Chib-
buck and G. w. Mitchell of San Fran
cisco: DIR. and Mrs. F. p. Nourse Of
Lewistown, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Nininger were
business visitors to Medford this
forenoon.
Mrs. J. c. Policy of Dunsmuir was
a guest of Ashland friends during the
past week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Beach were
among Grants Pass visitors to the
Lithia City yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Multi start
ed this morning in their automobile
on a trip through California as far
as San Francisco. They expect to
reach that city by tomorrow aiter-'
noon.
Word from Mrs. J. 2. Wing, who,
with her mother, Mrs. Frances Whal-
ey, and little daughter, Eunice. has
been visiting in LoS Angeles since
state she Will be return
ng to her home in Ashland within o /
ew days.
Mrs. ]. H. Fuller and Mrs. I. c. !
Williams drove down to Central Point |
oday to represent this end of the
ounty at the Preservation Society
Meeting, which is being held at that \
lace today. -
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Mrs. E. T. Spence returned to Ash
and yesterday after visiting with rel
tiyes in Eugene for the past two
,eeks.