Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-04
LOCAL And PERSONAL
FRIDAYS NEWS

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FRIDAYS NEWS
Jack Lilly returned yesterday
from San Francisco where he has
been in the Southern Pacific hos
pital. He has practically recov-
cred from injuries received in an
accident on the railroad and says
he is feeling fine.
Miss Pauline Rice of Pendleton
was greeted at the station yester-
day by Miss Gertrude Engle OF
this city. Miss Rice is returning
to her hame in eastern Oregon
from Berkeley, where she attend
ed summer school at the Univer-
sity Of California.
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Jack True was in from the
Greenspring mountain road camp
yesterday and says the road crew
up there has been making good
progress but have been slowed
down recently by heavy rock for
nations they have encountered.
Ray Booth and r. W. Long OF
Yoncalla, Oregon, were in Ash
land last week and purchased five
fine Ramboullet rams from Fred
Herrin.
Mrs. Herman Young and son
sidney, of Grants Pass, were in
Ashland, Wednesday
Miss Dorothy Howard OF Grants
Pass has been visiting friends in
the city for the past two days.
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Verni Carter is hack from the
Tlks' convention at Salem. He
stopped at Roseburg for visit oil
the return trip.
The county is keeping the roat
pix miles this side and five miles
The other tic Of Prospect, sprink
led in order to keep down tht
heavy alkali dust which last veal
made this stretch the worst piece
of road in the state. The stretcl
is sprinkled daily.
The forest fire north of Jack
sonville has burned over 500 Il
200 acres and on Wednesday i
threatened the Webster and Hop
fins ranches and burned consid
cradle fencing. 1t was under con
troll at latest reports.
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Word has been received here b!
District Fish and Game Wardel
Daily from Captain Bergdoff, stat
game warden, that he will for
ward 900 Chinese pheasants her,
within the next ten days for dis
tribution throughout Jackson
county. Mr.. Daley says that h
and Ed Walker will endeavor t.
distribute the birds in such place
where they will be least liable t
be shot during the pheasant hunt
ine season, and that if any on
wants several of the birds for hi
farm or ranch he can obtain then
by making such request of him
self or Mr. Walker.-Medfor'
Mail-Tribune.
The county court is starting
large force of men to work on tn
road between Reese creek schoo
house and Butte Falls. This hoar
serves as an outlet for Butte Fall
and Derby people and in past win
ters has been almost impossible
About three miles of road throug
the sticky" district will be ma
ca6amized and for the remainde
of the distance it will be grade
and put in good condition.-Jack
sOnville Post.
Fred Herrin is shipping a fin
Ramboullett ram today to Doug
las Waite, Jacksonville, Oregon
The animal sold at $l25. Nj
Herrin's fine band of thorough
breds is attracting much atten
tion from Oregon and Californi
breeders.
Donald Silver has gone to Oh
land, Calf, to spend the remain
der of the summer vacation, wit
his uncle, c. F. Silver. He wi
return in time for school in SeT
tember.
A large contingent of Ashlan
Elks went to Medford last nigh
to attend the smoker held by tn
Medford Elks. Two lively mike
were reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Payne al
rive from Hillsboro tomorrow fo
q visit in this city. Mrs. Payn
Is a sister of Mrs. Susie Allen.
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Mrs. Susie Allen reports rent
ing the L. NJ. Hand house to {
W. Snodgrass, who with D. Y. X
Henry, recently purchased tn
Plaza Barber shop from Clyde Cos
tello. Mrs. Allen says four pee
pie were in yesterday seeking
house to rent and two this morn
inc. but that she knows Of no Va