Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-08-24
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WEDNESDAYS NEWS
Impressed with Pacific Coast

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ter from Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Max
we'll, who are relatives, having
reached their home In Kansas City,
after un extended visit here. They
were wonderfully impressed with the
! Pacific coast and were loud In
their praises in comparing Ashland
with Los Angeles, Catalina Islands,
Yosemite and other places they WIS.,
tied on their way home.
Visits at Dunsmuir--
Mrs. Walter Maxey left last eve
ming for few days visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Hattie Johnson, at
Dunsmuii.
Spend Outing at Crater Lake
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Brookmiller
and family are having a weeks out
/ ing in the vicinity OF Crater Lake.
Return From Newport
W. C. Morehouse and family re-
turned last night from Newport
where they had been spending a
summer vacation.
Leaves for Portland
Mrs. Elsie Churchman left yester-
day for Portland where she will visit
relatives.
Oakland Visitors
Mrs. c. c. Cole and son, Clinton
Jr.. of Oakland, Calf, are visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Coles parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Doran, 69S
/ Ashland street.
Returns From Columbia City
Walter l.. Evans, pastor OF the
Baptist church, has returned from
Columbia City where he has been
attending the Baptist state cOnven-
tion, August s to 10, after spend
ing few days in Portland and a
week in Eugene. While in Eugene.
Rev. Evans preached two sermons
at the Baptist church OF that city
for two consecutive Sundays. While
in the latter city Rev. Evans was
entertained by an old Texan frieN
Deacon f. ]. Grayum. Rev. Evans
was heralded in Eugene newspapers
as one Of the leading orators on the
Pacific coast"
Return From Crater Lake
Mr., and Mrs II. o. Henderson
and family have returned from
Crater Lake and Klamath Falls after
few days outing trip, They re-
turned over the Ashland and Klam-
ath Falls road which, Mr. Hender-
son reports. is in very bad condi-
tion.
Campers ut Wagner Creek
Mrs. ]. D. Perrine and family left
this morning for Wagner creek
where they will spend week
"roughing it,"
Improving Home
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Millner are
making several improvements to
their home, inside and out, opposite
! the old normal school grounds.
Return From Butte Falls
( Mr.. fnd Mrs. william Swink have
returned from weeks camping
I trim at Butte Falls. Mr. SwInk re-
ports good fishing and lots OF
bear.
Wisconsin Mon Buys Home
X. W. Kelting. who came here
three weeks ago with his family
from Wisconsin and has been camp
ing in the auto park, has bought
the Yonker place at 345 Scenic
Drive and has moved into 1t. Like
all new comers his first act after
locating was to subscribe to the daily
Tldlngs. Mr.. Kelting made his first
visit to Ashland three years ago and
WAS much impressed with the place.
Then he determined to move west.
After making trip through Cali
fornia he decided Ashland has the
hest climate on the Pacific coast
and decided to make this his home, I
W. G. Curry Returns
W. c. Curry. one OF the proprie- ,
tors OF the Ideal Grocery has re-
turned to his home on Laurel street
after a two months business trip to
Pennsylvania and other eastern
points.
Reject Building BID
The one bid received YESTERDAY
evening at meeting OF the MEM
bsrs of the Presbyterian church for
the building of an addition to tho
present structure was rejected Ac-
tion pursuant to the matter was de-
ferred to another meeting.
California Man Dies
The funeral Of +. n. Roberts of
Grenada. Calf. father Of Mrs. W. s.
Eastman OF this city. who died yes
terday at a local hospital, will be
held in Yreka, Calf, Monday OF
next week. Mr. Roberts died from
a complication OF ailments.