Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-14

retiring moderator will preacl
the opening sermon. Representa-
tives to the Synod from Ashlan,
will be Rev. J, w. Hoyt, perma
net clerk; Rev. C. +. Koehler AM
Elder j. NJ Ross.
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The Boy Scouts erected tn,
tents in the city park SATURDAY.
afternoon to be used by the girls
conference which opens there 10
day.
Fair, although probably light
showers in the extreme north por.
ton Monday or Tuesday, and nor.
NAL temperatures, is the weather
forecast promised for this week.
Mrs. W. n. Grubb OF Sacramen-
to. who has been visiting this
summer in Ashland. is spending
few days with Mrs. Hattie
Lynch at her home on Liberty
street.
Phil Rose, who is spending his
summer vacation in Ashland from
Santa Rosa with his wife and
baby left this morning for Klam-
ath Falls and Crystal creek where
he will look after business inter-
ests for a few days.
E. n. Norton of the Norton No
tor company, had business which
called him to klamath Falls dur
ing the past week.
Percy Cheever is driving
handsome new Hudson car which
is a recent purchase.
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Mrs. Leon DesLarzes and little
Alice of Cottage Grove, |
Ore, have been the guests of Mrs.
Joseph H. Doran several days this .
week. Mrs. DesLarzes was shown
around the city and was very
much delighted with wonderful
parks and mountain scenery. The
water especially appealed
10 her as she is native of Colo
RADIO and pronounced the lithia
water equal to the famous Mani
ou of Colorado. The Doran home
snjoyed a musical treat, as Mrs.
)es Larges is a vocalist, having a
arge class at Cottage Grove, and
llso has charge of the music in
he M. Il. church Of that city. The
)es LarZes and Doran families
we're old neighbors in Minnesota.
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Vice-President Mccormick of the
'outhern Pacific company and
itcphen T. Mather of the Interior
spent Friday night
no Saturday as guests of friends
n Ashland. They were on a tour
f the national parks of the west ,
the rarty were the ,
hairmen and members of Che
congressional appropriations COM 3
nittee, who were examining the ,
leeds of the national parks with
view of fixing the appropriations
or the coming year. They left /
aturday evening for the north. ;
Ir. Mccormick will stop at Ash I
md on his return next Wednes- !
ay or Thursday and visit Lake {
f-the-Woods with Mr.. Greer. s
Emery E. Smith, president of
he Smith Emery company of San [
left Saturday night af- {
er looking over the mineral wa {
sr situation here. The Smith {
imery company were the engin- G
ers who installed the mineral wa [
81 plant here four years ago. He |
himself as surprised, \
wing to unfavorable past ctiri- /
am, to find the plant doing such @
ice work after four year trial q
the critics at the time expressing G
le opinion that it would not be
Inning in year, but its present /
Ondition indicating that II would 4
o the work for 20 to 80 years Il
lore, the average life of such a t
liant. I
The following teachers from
shland took the teachers exam '
lations, held in the court house n
Jacksonville three days last {
eek: Kathleen Silver, Inez Tay- c
n and Mrs. Minnie billiard. h
TUESDAYS NEWS 8
Mr.. and Mrs, Newson Harrison,
'onald and Miss Helen Dickerson
pent Sunday at the head of the h
pplegate. A picnic luncheon II
as served under the trees by the n
arty. O
Q o G.
Miss Pearl Wiltshire of the Cit II
.ens Bank was called to Salem n
ISL night by the death OF her b
lther, W. A. Wiltshire. which oc- G
lrred there yesterday. N