Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-09-01

WOIu lIOIl hc'' ~. "a Cu val uo
who was hurt Monday in an au-
tomobile wreck, states this after
noon that he is feeling much bet
ter and hopes are entertained that
he will make a good recovery
shortly. Mr.. Edwards suffered
much pain last night. but today
Is resting easier.
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SATURDAYS NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. |. h Bateman and
little daughter, who were called
to San Jose month ago by the
illness OF Mr.. Bateman's mother,
Mrs. Charles Bateman, have re-
turned home.
DR.. and Mrs. +. II. Johnson,
who went Thursday to the Lake
of the Woods, took with them a
car load of good things to eat,
which will be distributed among
the camps Of the Boy Scouts. The
latter expect to break camp Mon
day and will arrive home Tuesday.
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Mrs. Leo Barker came up from
Hornbrook last night and is call
ing on her many friends in Ash
land today. Mr.. and Mrs. Barker
moved to Hornbrock early in the
summer, and the latter stated they
enjoy their new home very much.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Baham of
Yolo county, California, who have
been spending the past week in
Ashland visiting at the home of
the latter's uncle, Chief of Po-
lice j. w. Hatcher, left yesterday
for their home. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Hatcher, who
will visit for some time in that
state.
Mrs. George Gillette and young
son, George Virgil, who have been
spending the summer at their
cottage at Lake Of the Woods,
have broken camp and come in
to their home on High street. The
nights are beginning to get n lit
tie too cool in that high altitude
to make camping the delightful
pastime it was earlier in the sea-
son.
John Mccall, assistant post
master of klamath Falls, with his
wife, is spending lis vacation in
Ashland. the guest Of his sister,
Miss Lydia Mccall.
F. c. billiard, engineer OF the
Talent irrigation project. was in
the city this week and accompa-
MED City Engineer F. II. Walker
up the canyon to look over condi-
tions there in regard to extending
Ashland's water supply. While
Mr.. billiard agreed with the local
water commission that the site for
a reservoir on the west fork of the
creek is a good one, he expressed
his opinion that it would be ad-
visable to investigate all sources
il the hope of obtaining a site
nearer the city. 1t is the intention
of the water commission to thor
oughly investigate all sources be-
fore making any definite state
ment in regard to conditions for
improving the water system.
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Rev. d. j. Gillanders. pastor OF
the Congregational church OF
Ashland, with his family started
the fore part of the week on a
two weeks vacation which they
intended to spend at Crescent City.
On the way to the coast they
had a break down of their car
at the foot Of Oregon mountain
and were forced to camp there
three days while a man from Ker-
by was summoned to repair the
damage. Fearing to continue the
journey over the mountain road
10 Crescent City Mr.. Gillanders
and family reached home last
night and have decided to spend
the balance of their vacation in
, less rugged country.
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The F. E. Russell family leave
.omorrow on a ten-day outing
which will be spent at Odell lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Wineland
ire planning on a two weeks
iamping trip to Union creek. They
will start tomorrow and make the
Quincy by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fergu-
on and the latter's mother, Mrs. !