Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-18

| education OF summer school ny
Miss Edith Lindsay and pupils
Tickets soc or 75c for both We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings.
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A daughter was horn to Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Z. Patterson OF Ashland
Thursday, August ~.
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Mrs. Beleot of Los Angeles,
niece of H. H. Gillette, is guest
of the latter's home for a few
days this week.
Ben Trobridge, travelling
salesman from a Portland house,
is stopping a few days with Ash
land friends. Mr.. Trobridge served
in the officers training school at
the Preside with John Finneran
and other Ashland men while they
were in service during the war,
and has been renewing the ac-
oualntances made at that time
while in Ashland.
City Engineer F, II. Walker is
spending a few days up on Mount
Ashland and other points in that
vicinity, making a thorough re-
search of the possibility of an in
creased water supply for the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Greenwood
spent Sunday with friends in the
Wagner creek district.
Miss Winifred Spencer is home
from Berkeley whore she had been
taking a summer course at the
University of California. Miss
Spencer will be one of the teach
ers in the city schools this win
ter.
S. A. Peters, Jr., of the Citizens
Bank clerical force, started on his
vacation today. He is planning
on spending u portion of it in San
Francisco.
Word was received in Ashland
of the death of P. A. Van Nice, a
well known resident Of this city,
which occurred in the night OF
early this morning at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. S. C. Will
hanson, at Kerby. The body will
be brought to Ashland today, and
further particulars regarding his
death and funeral will be made
public later.
Dorothy Hilbert fell off the
porch at her home on Granite
street yesterday and fractured hel
arm. She was taken to a loca
hospital to have the bone set, anC
is reported to be getting alonl
nicely.
Misses Blanche and Irene Nc
Lean, Eunice Grubb and Rutl
0smun have gone to the Lake o
the Woods where they will spen,
q week camping.
Leslie Heer, Dick Campbell
Raymond Ruger, Glenn Young ant
Theodore Smith, who came IL
from Hit the latter part of las
week on account of losing thei
camp by fire, returned to thei
work at that point last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chet Wolters o
p Talent and Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Murphy were campers at the LAX
OF the Woods over Sunday. The,
have returned with a fine coat o
tan to show for their outing Of
that famous stretch of water.
Harry, Glenn and Wayne Hi
, are spending several days with
| party OF relatives at the Lake o
the Woods and Crater Lake
They are expected home tonight
. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Counter an
two children of Athena, easter
: Oregon, are guests of the Ashcrai
y families in Ashland. They e,
Iect to return home this afternoo
+ or tomorrow by way OF Crate
Lake, and will be accompanie
}, that far by Mr.. and Mrs. PER-
;, Ashcraft.
. /. l.. N. Shriner has purchase
= the w. r. Moor residence prope,
J, ty on Scenic Drive. and will r,
, side there soon.
q Miss Dorothy Miller of Eugen
a a student of the University of O
: egon, was an Ashland visitor ye
II terday.
Maurice Bailey, 2 well know
timber man of Macdoul, is a bus
4 ness visitor in Ashland today. +
is accompanied here by his wifi
= Miss Kathryn Miller, who hi
been clerking in McGee's stol
during the summer months, hi
left that institution and will tai
short vacation before the opel
ing OF the city schools, in whiC
r she expects to be one OF the il
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