Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-04

liah Stevens has been appointed
10 fill the vacancy.
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Jackson county was recently
given an additional fifty copies OF
the Oregon school laws of 1919.
They will be loaned to board
members and teachers, who make
application TO this office for them.
At least one of these books has
been placed in each school libra
ny in the county, and the present
school clerk, also the chairman
OF each school board has been
supplied.
The state highway commission |
is advertising for bids for six
miles of decomposed surfacing on
the Green Spring mountain road,
$3.50 cubic yards of surfacing.
Miss Eva Walker of Los An
geles came up from Grants Pass
Wednesday after d few days in
that city and after visiting friends
lere for a few days will leave for
Portland.
II developed that Norma Tai
madge, the moving picture star
and company did not visit Crater
Lake last week as was reported
in Klamath Falls. She and
company of about so persons will
arrive in Medford on August l
eLroute to the lake to spend three ,
weeks there and in that vicinity g,
taking pictures. Word comes
from Crater lake that reserva-
tions have been made for the large
party there and also for a stop
at the Grieve hotel at Prospect ,
while enroute. - Medford Mail
Chester Stevenson and wife and
Mrs, Annie McCarty Miller came |
in from Crater Lake yesterday.
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The Standard Oil company has
added a one-ton Ford truck to the {
equipment of their Ashland sub
The truck will be used for
delivering barrels ard case goods.
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Franklin O'Olier, national COM
of the American Legion, q
will pass through Ashland en-
route from San Francisco to Port +
land on the morning of August s. Q
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James Spencer left last night G
for Astoria where he will repre- .
sent Ashland post at the state con-
vention of the American Legion. y
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Mrs. X. Il. Gearhart, who has
1een with her mother, who was i'll
1t Roseburg, returned to Ashland .
yesterday. !
L. j. Fraley, wife and little son c
who have been visiting relatives in
his city for the summer, left this C
morning for Santa Maria Cali
ornia.
John II. Scott of Modesto, Cali
ornia who has been spending a 2
month in this city. leaves today E
or his California home. Mr.. Scott q,
as been a summer visitor here s
early for several years and has NJ
uilt up wide circle of acquaint- vi
noes particularly among former b,
and Iowa residents, he e.
aving lived in both those states. d;
Chester Stevenson and family !,
ere here yesterday enroute to -,
leir home in Eugene from Cra- -,
n Lake and Pelican Bay. A.
II. c. Stock leaves tomorrow VI
" Lake of the Woods with two o'
ity rowboats which he has con- &c
ructed.
a a tr,
Merl Robson. who recently sold 10
le Ashland Garage on Second Ell
rect, is now foreman in the shop IN
the A. W. Walker company at M
edford. Sa
Mr.. s. Il. Jeter, Mrs. Emma af
eeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Merel Robi- nj
m and Goldie Beeler leave Sat tn
'day on an automobile outing to pl
City. pa
W. o. Dickerson says he has no
zen so busy taking care of other n,
copies troubles in the paint line
lat he hasn't had much time to
Ike care of his own. However pl
has started in furnishing up in
Ie additional storeroom which sti
= annexed to his North Main ",
rect paint and wallpaper house ro
ST March and this morning ha1 ny
= son Don putting up and paint a
3 screen doors Don says he Is 81
.tutfnp than, han.ina onIo.