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

Jack True is in flom the Green
spring Mountain road camp to
day and reports everything goinl
smoothly up that way.
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Miss Alice Bennett OF Mime
apolis, Mimi, is here as a guest
of Mrs. F. B. Tallman. Miss Ben
nett will make an extended visit
in Ashland.
A car went through headed for
Portland this morning, display
ing a sign, Los Angeles to Port
land or Bust" After noting the
condition of the tires, the sag
ging of the springs, and listening
TO the various squeaks, groans,
creaks and rattles, the supreme
court down under the linden tree
on the Plaza decided that the
tourists stood a good chance of
busting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dill are TAX
ing a day off from the neverending
round of toll on their ranch place
out on North Main street and
visiting around town. The cause
A twenty-second wedding ami
yersary. They hied down to the
station this morning to meet H.
f. Hunt, wife and daughter, who
were going through to Califoria
from Portland. Mr.. Hunt is
northwest editor for the Portland
Journal, for which Mrs, Dill is
local correspondent.
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Y. n. Humphrey, formerly man
ager of the Ashland mills, ex-
poets to leave shortly for their
prune ranch near Roseburg.
Merrill Throne returned this
morning from a visit to various
northern points
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1t is rumored among the paving
gangs that a crew of hot stuff
men may be brought down from
the Salem vicinity and both Of |
the plants worked. The paving
operations have been held up for
two days due to repairs on a boil
er and motor at the plant.
A Ford car loaded with tour
lists turned over on the Green
spring Mountain Yesterday. No
one was seriously injured. The
car was heavily doaded with bag
gage ad the brakes refused to
hold.
II. c. Stock returned Sunday I
from a trip to Lake of the Woods.
He hauled two new boats over
on truck and said that by lash
ing them down securely he got
them over the road without a
c. E. English is here from Port
land for a few dayg looking after
interests in the city. He
will return to Sherman county for
school this winter.
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A number of local autoists are
.nstigating a regular automobile
caravan of valley folks which will
lead over to Crescent City about
August Is to enjoy sea breezes, Z
lisport on the pebbly sands and
)lumb the ocean depths for the
estiye Goldfish, etc. The o. II.
'ohnson, W. NJ. Briggs and DR..
'wedenburg families are figuring v
trong on going and a number of t
'ther Ashlanders are thinking 1t t
'yer. Some Medrord parties are
.oing and 1t is expected that 10
II Is cars will eventually make /
lp the auto-train II
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DR.. W. ]. Crandall of Los An
.eles arrived Monday and will
,e associated with DR.. Sawyer |
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About eight carloads of Ash n
and young epople plan to go out
0 Lake Of the Woods, Saturday,
nd spend Sunday at the lake. !
ir. and Mrs. o. A. Paulserud will s.
haperon the party. u
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Mrs. Ring will leave this eve
ing for a weeks visit at Gold
ill. b
MIS-. j. NJ. Payne and infant Z
on, Max, are leaving for their t
ONE at Beigle. b
Mrs. II. II. Gillette and daugh- h
ers, Louise and Marjorie return 81
d home last evening from Fort |;
Klamath, where they have been h
njOying Klamath ranch life. II. II
l., himself is remaining out D
mOng the COWS and chickens for
mother week. having fallen in
oye with the gentle art of steer CT
ng moving machine. Miss 7
.ouise leaves tomorrow for San cI
francisco to resume her studies Il
1 business college
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Eaton and 7
aughter, Mrs. F. n Rouse. leave II