Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Bert Turner was over from
Yreka last evening.
SATURDAYS NEWS
The usual large crowd of music
lover and irrepressible children
. gathered in the park for the week
|, ly concert by the Valley band las;
night. The program pleased the
crowd who demanded encOres fire.
quently. During one or two OF
the fortissimo marches, the joyful
screams of the children at play
we're almost drowned out.
Leslie Fitzwater row pilots the
mail from the postoffice to the
trains and vice versa, c. H. Haf-
gadine, who has been on the job
night and day for over six years,
having resigned. Mr.. Hargadine
is planning a trip to California.
Mrs. VIM. Turner OF Berkeley,
California, was a visitor at the
VIM. Day home this week. Mrs.
Turner went on to Portland to
visit her son.
Miss Anna Hargroye returned
from Seattle recently after sue
cessful buying trip for her millin-
cry store.
The Ashland Improvement com
pany block is undergoing exten-
sive roof repairs.
! T. X. Anderson o. the Pilot Knob
mine, near Gottville, was in town
I Thursday. He is planning resum-
ing work on his property soon.
The Fabrick mill near Phoe-
nix has resumed operations after
being shut down for lack of logs.
The Fabrick mill turns out 20,-
900 feet per day.
Fl. ]. Eberley, in charge of state
forest fire work in Jackson coun-
ty, was called yesterday to the
head OF Yank Gulch on Wagner
creek where a fire had burned
over a couple Of acres. 1t was
quickly extinguished. The forest
patrol plane reported over a doz-
en- fires yesterday in California
and klamath county evidently
started by lightning the night be-
fore. None of them have attained
serious proportions as yet, but
there are several Large fires which
have been raging in the Pelican
Bay and Siskiyou county districts
for some time.
The Lamkin Real Estate agency
has made number OF important
sales within the past week. Among
these are the sale of the Charles
Heschele property. on Garfield
street to Marion +. Taylor and
wife, who take possession immedi- !
ately. Another sale is the prop
erty of Nicholas Dix on East Main
street, which was purchased by
Frank Beswick OF Dixonyille, who
will take possession at once. Will
lard Miles has purchased the prop
erty of Charles A Gray on Lincoln
treet through this agency, and will
take possession on September /.
NJ. H. Squires. who recently put
On the fireworks display in Lithia
park and who is remaining in
Ashland, reports that thieves NOV
ed practically everything remov-
able off the place he is renting on
Upper Granite Street last night.
While entrance to the house was
not gained, the unwelcome Wis
itors took everything they could
lay their hands on around the
house and yard.
Mrs. Charles Butler has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Lena Brittsan, at the latter's home
below Grants Pass this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cole return
ed to their home in Oakland af-
ter a two weeks visit with Mrs.
Coles parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Doran. They were accompan-
led home by Miss Alice Doran,
who will visit in the Bay City for
a number OF weeks.
F. J. Horning OF Topeka, Kans.,
Joined at Seattle by Mr.. Mornings
brother, John, are visiting his
daughters and families, Mrs. B.
L. Powell and Mrs Erwin Poyer
On Nutley street.
Mayor and Mrs. 2. p. White and
from Brownsville, were
guests of the Presbyterian manse
calling also upon other
friends in Ashland. They left ,
his morning for Crater lake.
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A forest fire started the first a
II the week on the sisklyous near d