Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-07-27
WATER AND LITHIA
PARK ATTRACT MANY
TOURISTS TO ASHLAND

Few people of Ashland realize the
vast number OF tourists who visit
their town during the summer
months. Many are of the drifting
population who stay nowhere in par
ticular, but the majority are at
tracted by the wonderful water that
is to be found here, together with
the delightful climate that makes
Ashland known along the entire
coast.
Nowhere on the Pacific highway
Is a camp ground made more at
tractive or sanitary to the travelling
public, neither is there to be found
a more competent or courteous sup
erlntendent than the Llthia Park en-
ploye to look after her guests.
There Is on an average of sixty
cars arriving daily. quartered at the
camp grounds, with an estimate of
four people to each car. 1t would be
of much interest to keep season
record of all visitors, and each driver
should be required to register, Civ
ing number of occupants in his car.
A touring party from Ohio stop
ped over for q few days rest, and
the admirable means of their trans
portation attracted much attention,
1t being a tiny bungalow on wheels
with every modern equipment.
Children from the camp grounds
are always made welcome at the
play grounds and 1t might be of in
terest to name a few from distance
arriving recently: George Clark.
Quincy, Calf; Elmer Lester, Sara
toga, WyO.; Lois Goodman, Seattle,
Wash; Edwin and Francis Moore.
San Diego, Calf; Virginia Salisbury,
Pasadena. Calf; Edna and Joan
Dunn, Spokane, Wash; Marjorie
Stout, Portland; Edna Greathouse,
Ell Reno, Okla.
Mrs. ]. W. Kent and daughter,
of Medford, also Mrs. NJ. H. Martin,
of Phoenix, are camped in the park
during the session of Chautauqua
and summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover of Petaluma,
Calf, are guests for q few days.
The J. H. Smith family OF Stan
field, Or, are making a prolonged
stop in Ashland.
Mrs. Lau and children, OF Med
ford, entertained guests from Cres-
cent City, in Lithia Park on Tues
day.
Mrs. Maule, OF Medford, spent
Wednesday morning in the park.
From Klamath Falls this week
We have Constance McWilliams, Eva
Anderson and Dortha Weeden, who
are guests OF relatives In Ashland.
They are delighted with the many
attractions and are taking active in
terest In the Pasmore chorus.
Miss Edith Mott, of Gold Hill, en-
joyed the play ground last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
J. d. Mills, OF Butte Falls, was
here Tuesday inspecting the appar-
atus OF the play grounds and get
ting suggestions with view of in
stalling similar pieces on their
school grounds.
Geneyleve and Marguerite Hobbs
are back at the park sports after a
prolonged visit in Portland.
Mrs. Lewis Baker and children
have returned from u nine months
stay in Pomona. Calf, and the lit
tie folks are glad to be again with
playmates OF the home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith and
daughter, Margaret, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Weston and daughter. Rays
man. of Grants Pass, spent Tuesday
in the park and were so delighted
they prolonged their stay over un-
Ill Wednesday.
Mrs. Rohr and daughter, Bertha.
are here for the summer expecting to
be greatly benefited by the climate
and water.
Mrs. Conover in company with Miss
Mitchell. served a picnic dinner at
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