Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-16

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NJ. c. Edgington is in receipt of
q letter from O. l.. Young, a for
mer well known resident of Ash
land, who went to Denver some
time ago for the benefit of his
wiie's health. Mr. Young states
in his letter that Mrs Young is in
better health than she has been
for years. A short time ago she
underwent an operation and since
then has gained much.
A. C. Nininger and family ar
rived home Sunday night from
Santa Ana, Calf, where they
have been spending several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Slayter are
back from Klamath Falls where
they had been spending several
days visiting, and will remain
here a few days before returning
to their home in Portland.
The needs or nlght garage in
Ashland have been felt since the
tourist season has opened. Many
cars coming in here at a late hour
have not been able to have their
autos taken care Of, and have gone
to Medford. A garage open all
night would be of great conven-
ience and accommodation to tour
lists who wish to stop in Ash
land, but are frequently deferred
from so doing by the lack of a
place to put their cars for the
night.
Girls who want a delightful
weeks outing with all the features
OF n real girls camp will plan to
attend the girls conference at
the park July l2 to 10 inclusive.
Registration only $l.OO. Regis
ter now with Mrs. ]. II. Fuller
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Miss Florence Greene of Minot,
n. D., is the guest of her uncle
and cousin, Mr.. +. Il. Watson and
Miss Winifred Watson, at their
home on Strawberry Lane.
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Rev. c. A. Edwards came home
this morning from La Grande
where he had been called last
week to officiate at the funeral
of former parishioner The reg
ular Wednesday evening prayer
meeting will take place tomorrow
night.
One-half inch Of rain has Gal-
len in this section during the past
three days, according to Co-opera-
tive Observer Louis Dodge. While
this rain has done some damage
to hay in the field, it has done an
inestimable amount of good to
other crops and orchards.
Two families have come from
Vancouver, Wash, this week,
have bought properties and will
make Ashland their permanent
home. These are owen Taylor,
who purchased the II. ~ Brush
wood property on Iowa and Sher-
! man streets, and his son, S. d.
Taylor, who has purchased the
|. d. Pittman property of two and
one-tenth acres on Terrace street.
These two sales were made
through the STAPLES Realty COM
pany.
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Miss Kathryn Miller is clerkinc
in McGee's dry goods store dur
ing the absence Of Mrs Wallsten
while the latter is away on her
vacation.
Mrs. b. o. Wallsten of McGee's
dry goods store, is taking her va
cation at present. With her hus-
band and mother, Mrs. Weren,
Mrs. Wallsten expects to start to-
morrow for an extensive trip east,
The party will visit Boston and
other points in Massachusetts
during their trip.
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+. L. Russell of the municipal
power plant, is employing his odd
hours by clerking in the State Ex-
change store, helping them out
during rush of business.
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Herbert Yost, who has been
visiting relatives in Ashland for
several days, left last evening fol
his home Ia Portland.
Childrens Day was observed
Sunday by the Presbyterian Sun
day school with an especially at.
tractiye program. The gradua-
tion Of the cradle roll member.
to the primary department, the
Rainbow Bible drill and the mu.
sic were all features of merit. as
was the singing Of the primary
classes. The offering for Sunday
school extension work was $500
for which the Sunday school j.
justly proud and thankful.
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Miss Claudia Klum is filling q