Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-09
WEDNESDAYS NEWS

WEDNESDAYS NEWS
Following is the standing OF CON
testants for prize winners at the Nat;
Ladies-Cleo Mast, 1901; Jessie Hop
kins, 3277; Mrs. A. D. Hamaker,
s145; Mrs. Benton Bowers, Jr., SOO7.
Men-Raymond Jones, S2s7; r. l..
Morris. 299O; L. f. Now, 1880;
Jimmie Blair, 2741.
Thomas B. Wilson Of Dunsmuir
was a business visitor in Ashland
yesterday.
Portland guests at the Hotel Aus
tin include: J. L. Basye, Jack Elem
ing, W. H. Ballinger and |. D. Welch,
Those from other points are G. II. Al
rud OF Sacramento. A. E, Adams OF
Eugene, C. W. West of Multnomah
Mrs. F. ]. Porter and two child
rem of Klamath Falls are guests OF
relatives in Ashland this week.
Mrs. d. F. Jackson OF Nutley street.
who has been i'll in Medford hos
pital for some time, is reported to be
improving.
Mrs. f. d. Briggs is the guest this
week of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Angle. at the latter's home down the
valley.
The structural work on Mrs. Anna
Zigler's bungalow on Laurel and Me-
chanic streets is about completed.
and is ready for the plasterers. D.
B. Thatcher is doing the carpenter
work.
Attorney W. j. Moore, who with his
wife has been several months this
winter in San Diego, has returned
home. Mrs. Moore will remain in
the south for while longer until
the weather is settled here before
coming home. Mr., Moore states this
is the first vacation he has taken in
upwards of twenty years and is feel
ing much benefited by it, although
he is very glad to get back to Ash
land.
Yesterday was the opening OF the
Ashland Garage under the manage
ment of Merle Robson, who recent
ly purchased the business and has
been giving the plant a thorough
overhauling.
The Farm Bureau states that Mrs.
A. H. Davenhill OF the Valley View
district has the honor OF being the
first farm woman to take an active
part in any membership drive under
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
tion plan, and Jackson County has
the honor OF using the first lady
solicitor in the work 1t is unnec-
essary to state that she was highly
successful for the first day out, she
solicited 10 farmers and signed them
all. a 100 per cent day.
! Mrs. Emma II, McKibbon, who is
spending the winter in San Antonio,
| Texas, writes this week to renew her
subscription to the Daily Tidings,
and says she needs the latter very
much, as it keeps her in touch with
one Of the loveliest little towns on
this old planet OF. ours. Mrs. Nc
Ribbon states she likes San Antonio
very much with its quaint old colon
ial houses. but she cannot say she
admires the Mexican huts, although
they are a novelty to her. 1t is very
warm there, she says, and peaches
are in bloom, but that is too bad. as
II will be colder later, and the fruit
will be apt to freeze.
Mrs. J. L. Barnthouse. who had
been in Portland for several weeks
with her son, Frank. returned home
yesterday morning, called here by
the death Of her mother, Mrs. n. Cum
ningham. Frank, who had been un-
der a doctors care in Portland. also
came home with his mother.
r. d. LeMasters received a tele-
gram this week stating his mother.
Mrs. c. C. LeMasters. died last Sat-
urday at her home in Anadoso. Okla.
The deceased was aged about II
years.
Ashland Lodge No. 944. b. p. o.
E., expects to have as its guest at
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