Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-01

Josephine county. The party left
here Monday morning equipped for
outdoor camping. They motored to-
the end of the trail within ten miles
Of Oregon Caves and took horses tol
reach their destination. The party
was thoroughly enjoyed by all mem
bers OF the League.
Return From Calf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Kinney have re-
turned from five months stay pass
e6 in Oakland, Cal, and vicinity
They made the homeward trip in the
family car, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mathes. who piloted the
way in their auto.
Climb Mt. Ashland
A party of mixers climbed Mount
Ashland, Tuesday of this week, In
four hours and five minutes. This
is thought by experienced mixers
to be very good time. Those in the
party were: Otis Johnson, Leslie
Heer, William Deave, Elton RAM
sey, Albert Guthrie.
Work ut Silver Lake
A party of high school boys left
yesterday for Silver Lake where
they will obtain work in the orch
ards at that place, where they will
remain for the summer. The boys
are: Ross Small, Elton Ramsey, Les
lie Heer, Albert Guthrie. Lester
weisenburg, Howard Hobson. Ermll
Carlan. "Bo" Carbon.
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Club Entertains-
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
OF the Presbyterian church was en-
.tertained in the church parlors yes
terday afternoon. The hostesses were
Mesdames Andrews, Brown and
Policy.
Central Point Visitors
Mrs. Inez Ferguson and mother,
Mrs. Sarah Bradney OF Central Point
and Mrs. Minnie Robson OF Med
ford, spent the week end with Mrs.
George Robson at the latter's
home in the Freeberg apartments.
VIII Move TO Klamath
Mrs. Maggie Cuulbertson. Noun
tain avenue. will move to klamath
county next week.
Leads Shriners-
Jesse Winburn led the procession
towards Shrine doings at Eugene,
in his big touring car, having DR..
IF. H. Johnson of this city. and Emil
Britt, OF Jacksonville, as super
cargo.
Ashland Man Dies
S. S. Pentz, formerly of Mediord,
and connected with fraternal affiiia-
tions both in that city and Ashland,
died April 22 at Pasadena, Cal. after
lingering illness. In fact he was
practically helpless for months, cared
for by near relative, Mrs. Ella W.
Pentz. His remains were cremated
in that California CITY,,
On Outing Trip
DR.. c. F. Tilton and his family
have gone for a months outing to
localities in northern Oregon made
. familiar by previous visits. The doc
tor is systematic and punctual in
taking these midsummer outings.
McNIinnville Visitors
Mrs. R. A. Bland of McMinnville,
and Mrs. Dotra Prindell Of Port
land, two former Ashland girls, the
former Miss Laura Pennington, the
latter Miss Dotra Willis, arrived
Tuesday morning from the north,
for few days visit with Ashland
friends and relatives.
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jesse WinbIun to Entertain
Jesse Winburn will enertain chill
dren OF Rogue River Valley on We'd
nesday OF next week. A program is
being arranged by Misses Francis
Montgomery and Edith Sweeney of
Medford and Mrs. +. G. Sweden
burg OF this city. The program and
lunch viii be Tree. MT. WlnDurh
has extended an invitation to all
children and their parents to be his
guests.
Frisco Visitor +
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Harner are re-
ceiving visit from their daughter
Elsie who is attending an art school
in San Francisco.
Father Dies
Word was received here yesterday
of the death of p. ]. Radlgan. faith
er of Mrs. B. L. Sullivan OF this city.
at his home in, Wgertown, N. Y.
Mr.. Radigan was 20 years old at
the time of his death. Mrs Sulii-
van IA unable to reach Watertown