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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-07-27
THURSDAYS NEWS

Second Shipment OF CarbOnic Cas-
Tha Pompadour Mineral Springs
company shipped its second car of
carbonic acid gas yesterday to Port
land. The Ashland product is high
class and there is an unlimited de-
mand for it. The POmpadCur Rant
can now supply more Chan cne car
Il week and can be developed to a
much greater output.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-07-27

Mrs. J. H. Provost, Mrs. NJ. &.
Lawrence, Mrs. c. II. Pierce, Harry
Coy and william Paul are spend
ing weeks trip on the Applegate.
They have pitched their tents on the
Swayne ranch. Ed Staples made a
quick trip yesterday by auto to visit
the party.
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Motorists Return

Messrs. G. o., T. NJ. and II. 4.
Brookmiller and families returned
few days ago from a days motor
trip via the Crescent City highway
to Brook.ngs. They report the roads
as in very good condition over the
mountains, and the fishing in tho
Winchuck river as fine.
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Return from KLmath County

f. F. Smith and Charles Lindsay
returned yesterday from a trip to
Klamath county, going as far as Bon
anza. They report wonderful crops
on the big farms in that section. with
help scarce and money tight. Dr..
Mark Crtstler, OF Kansas, accom-
panied them as far as Klamath Falls
where he made short visit with
rels tives.
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Leaves for Monmouth

Mrs. j. X MacWilllams and son,
Donald left yesterday evening for
Monmouth where they will visit Mrs.
MacWilliams' grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hampton, who are about
to celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary.
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FRIDAYS NEWS

Large Oregon Unit at Camp Knox-
Oregon has the second largest unit
of any state in the union at Camp
Knox, KY. r. o. T. c. camp, accord
ing to a wire received here by Dr..
and Mrs. Gordon Mac Cracken, from
Their son, Chester Mac Cracken.
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Hotel Arrivals

New arrivals at the Hotel Austin
are: c. n. Fullerton, S. ]. Grunes,
Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Gle
ment, Mrs. Jno. Ballard, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. G. Waters, Grants Pass;
j. G. Mulvehill, Seattle; w. +. Rood,
Ashland; Mr.. and Mrs, Leon Clay
burgh, Miss Clayburgh, Mrs. S. Spin
nngs, j. NJ. Taylor, S. Brown, Claude
Brown, Portland; Rand0lrh Garnet,
Medford; E. l.. Cohen, Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Edwards Duns-
muir Calf; Milton NJ. Neeley lare
Island, Calf
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Trigonia Grows Better

The Trigonia oil well in the Fern
Valley district is making good prog
ress in getting out the ten-inch cas-
ing, and hopes to have the hole ready
TO cement and stop the flow OF wa
ter by next week. They were de-
layed by the non-arriyal OF nip.
pie over 1000 feet of heavy l6-lnch
casing was handled during the last
week. There was no work Sunday
The well is now down 1850 feet,
and excellent oil signs and sands
have been brought up, so good that
those in charge do not feel Ike I'M
periling it w the heavy flow Of
water. The present task is slow
process, and when the way is cleared
for drilling. they expect to work
every day in the week.-Mail Trib-
une.
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Released from Jail

Howard Rooney, who was arrest
ed here on q charge OF stealing $40
from his room mate, Bert Smith, was
released from the city bastile this
morning because of the non-appear-
ance of Smith who was to have ap-
peared against Rooney.
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Simplicity. purity and precision OF
speech are admirable. 1t jars ones
sense of the fitness of things TO fiGd
limousine thoughts carried around
In flivver language,
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north on Main street and Mr., Butler
was negotiating corner headed
south after leaving the city hall. No
action was taken by either party
toward placing the responsibility.
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Jesse WinbuIn Returns

Jesse Winburn returned yesterday
from Lake o Woods after two
weeks outing trip that took him to
Crater Lake, Klamath Lake, Rogue
Elk Resort and other points Of in
terest.
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Palo Alto Visitors

Miss Ora Patrick arrived Tues
day from Palo Alto, Calf, for 4
months vacation and visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, W. \. Pat
rick Miss Patrick is a teacher In
the Castilleja school for girls
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Police Station improves

Chief of Police Hatcher now gazes
at a peaceful world, from the ins de
of his office looking out. With his
ewn hands the chief completed the
job of hanging a screen door at his
office door entrance this morning.
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Good Fishing at Pelican Bay

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jordan, Mrs.
G. n. Gray and Robert Warner have
returned from Lake OF the Woods
after a weeks motoring trip to Graz
ter Lake and Pelican Bay. They re-
port good fishing at the latter place.
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Espee Agent Visits Here

J. 4. ormandy, assistant general
passenger agent OF the Southern Pa
cific. was in the city yesterday on
business for his company. Mr., Or
mandy left today for an outing AZ
Crater Lake.
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Return to Eugene

Mr. and Mrs Chester Stevenson
and daughter Mary Margaret, who
have been visiting friends in the city,
left this morning for Eugene. The
Stevensons were former residents Of
Ashland
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Assists IN Rodent Drive

Charles W. Long, of Talent, was
in Medford yesterday assisting in the
county drive Of rodent determination
being put on by the farmers.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
MONDAYS NEWS

McCee's Summer Cabin Completed
Returning vacationers from Lake
Of the Woods state that ]. H. McGee's
summer cabin at the laks was COM
.pleted Saturday
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Rutler Ranch Sold

The 40 acre b. n. Butler ranch,
two and a half miles northeast OF
the city, was sold this week for sl2,-
900 to James +, Rumsey. The deal
was made through n, +. Phips, local
realty dealer.
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Frisco Visitor

Miss Dorothy Dunn, member oil the
popular San Francisco Ladies' quar-
tet, one of the musical attractions OF
Chautauqua, has been a welcome
visitor in Ashland's musical and
social circles during the vacation
season. She is a daughter of Pro-
fessor Dunn of the state University
OF Eugene, and while here received
a visit from her father and brother,
who motored over from the univer-
sity town on a trip to Southern Ore
gon.
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Seattle Visitors

Mesdames James H. and T. F..
Doran, and their mother Mrs. VIII
liam Hardy, have been entertaining
as their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Signor and daughters. Miss Carolyn.
and Mrs. Eva Willard, OF Seattle.
Wash. Mrs. Signor is sister of
Mrs. Hardy.
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week visiting Mrs, Enders' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l., Jacobs, who are
now making their home in Ashland.
Mr.. Jacobs Is Just recovering from
an operation.
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Visiting Mother

Mr.. and Mrs. George Parsons ar
rived from the north and are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Parsons
mother, Mrs. X. j. Shaw, on 4Sl
Rock street. Mr., and Mrs. Parsons
are returning from their honeymoon
trip to their home in Oakland, Calf.
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Danes at Parish fiouss'--.

A dance was given last Tuesday
evening at the parish house by 4
number of young women who were
| hostesses to invited gentlemen
ynests. The house was snltGhlr dec
u rated in yellow ana black and with
ia vanese lanterns. Punch was
ser we'd. Those present were.
A Kisses Dew, OF Medford. dahel
Smit n. Marguerite Hammond. BGro-
thv Jones Mildred Carlton, huth
salisb nry. Edith Moody, Henrietta
snuhI er of Colfax, Calf, 'Bernic9
Myer Harriet Hodges. Agnes 'icd-
bere Fern Murphy. Edith Her:in,
Pauline Cliff, Alice Poor. Helen
Watt rirEinla Jones. Edna Norris'
Mrs. D. l.. Stevens.
Messrs Clyde Young, Elwood
Hedberg. Domino Provost, Harold
Simpson. Fred schuerman. Meredith
Beaver. D wight Gregg, Lester i.yhs'
Harold Ba bb. Eddie Hughes. Ar'hir
Ttoutfethe r. John Finneran. Ar'hur
Ellis Mr. p alton. Mr. Peterson, Clark
RolIIngs Russell Sherwood. lean
Narrlgan an Vi slade songer.
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Tacoma VISITOR

Al Roach, OF Tacoma, Wash, is
visiting his brother, Earl Roach, oil
East Second street. The visit is the
first made by Mr.. Roach to this city
in eighteen years.
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Sails for Europe

Mrs. j. B. Brown, former Ash
land resident. whose home is now in
Englewood, Calf, has sailed for
London to join her son, Walter Ly-
man Brown, who worked with Her.
bert Hoover during the war and who
has now taken Hoover's place Mr..
Brown is a brother of Howard L.
Brown who is son-in-law of Mr..
and Mrs. Winter OF this city.
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SATURDAYS NEWS
Darrell Minkler Returns

Darrell Minkler, who has been
shipping on coastwise vessels as ra-
dio operator, has returned to Ash
land for the summer months after 4"
trip to San Diego, Los Angeles and
other Southern California points.
Mr.. Minkler reports that he had Il
close call while at Portland during
the recent shipworkers' strike when
one of the belligerents hit him H.
the back with a club. Success Ill
reaching a street car saved him from
being mobbed, although he "was uh'
der the weather" for three days as
result Of the encounter.
Epworth League Reflects Rev. Ed
wards
Rev. Charles A. Edwards was re-
elected manager Of the Ashland Ep-
worth League institute for the con-
ference next year, at business
meeting of the league yesterday. The
vote was unanimous for holding "a
conference in Ashland next year.
This years institute was the first
to be held in this city.
q q
Lake Of the Woods VacatiOnei>-
w. NJ. Policy and family left this
morning for Lake OF the Woods
where they will spend several weeks
vacation. They expect to be joined
later by Mr.. Poley's sisters, the
Misses Minnie and Evangeline Policy
%
John VI. Scott sees London
Local Southern Pacific officials
have received word of the arrival In
Scotland OF John NJ. Scott. general
passenger agent who, with Mrs.
Scott is making a tour this summer
OF his native land.
%
Orchestra Fails TO Appear
The dance that was to have been
held at the Nstatorium yesterday ev-
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Large Wheat Crop Sold

The $4,000 bushel wheat crop on
the Lamkin Bros. and Green ranch
has been purchased by o. H. Reich
man of the Mt. Shasta Milling com
pany. One hundred and twenty
acres has been cut preparatory for
delivery. The remainder will be cut
within thirty days.
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ening failed to be realized owing to
the non-appearance Of the Montana
Harmony Five, a travelling orchestra,
scheduled to play here last night.
Mr.. Raine, manager of the Natator-
ium, states that he was not respons-
ible for the occurrence as he had co.
ly rented the hall TO the orchestra.
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Eugene Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. George Love stopped
in Ashland yesterday to visit Henry
Spulake, manager of the local Army
Goods store. on their way TO Los
\ngeles, Calf, from Eugene, where
Mr.. Love is manager Of the Army
Goods store of that city.
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Alaskan Trip -

Misses Eyangeline and Nihrie
Policy will accompany their mother.
Mrs. Josephine Polev, ON :; summer
outing trip to Alaska md the and
o; the midnight sun"
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Bridge About Completed

The new concrete bridge at Wolf
creek, near Grants Pass, is practical
ly completed, but will not be in Use
until the middle of next month as a
number of weeks must clapse for
the concrete to set sufficiently. The
bridge is a 35-foot spal Of reinforced
concrete and was built by ] Elmer
Nelson, OF Glendale. The bridge over
Deer creek on the Crescent City
highway is progressing, the fonnda-
tions being in place II is 100 feet
long and Is also to be OF reinforced
concrete.
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Return from Iowa--

Mrs. s. F. FrizzeI and son, Charles.
have returned to this city after al
seven months visit III eastern cities
spending most OF their time with
relatives in Iowa.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-07-27

County Clerk Chauncey Florey has
recovered from an attack OF the
mumps, and is back at his official
duties.
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Opening Old Mine

The tunnel of the Old Gem mine
near the Boswell property has been
cleaned out and development work
on the property will begin soon. The
tunnel Is driven in for distance of
300 feet and was used in the days
when an arrastra was used scr the
grinding Of the ore. A. e. Stewart,
who has large interest in the mine,
returned from the property last
night Pass Courier.
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Austin Hotel Shines Up

The interior of the Austin hotel
parlor is being refinished and reno
waited under the supervision OF II. {.
Porter.
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Trip 10 TillamOOk-

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hosler, Mrs.
Myrtle Patton and Miss Mona Hall
left last week for two weeks out
ing trip TO Tlllamook county.
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Return to Oakland, Calif.-

Mr.. and Mrs. George Parsons, af-
ter a weeks visit at the home Of
Mr.. Parsons mother, Mrs. Robert
Shaw, left this morning for their
home at Oakland, Calf.
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POstIOne Meeting-

The scheduled NEE ting OF the Ash
land idea association at the Austin
hotel yesterday evening, has been
postponed until the evening of this
coming Monday.
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At Lake OF the Woods

James d. Beeson, late manager OF
the Lithia Park tennis tournament,
is at Lake of the Woods where he
y experimenting the building Of
cottages for Louis Dodge and J. II.
McGee.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-07-27

Espce Employe Here from Oakland
A. Kalsbury. expert bone? mechan-
N, is here from Oakland, calit.. en-
ployed at the Southern Pac itc
rpundhouse. His family will arrive
within the week, and wlll occupy
the Ferguson cottage 5rncment on
First street.
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Visiting Parents

Charles Prescott, second mate for
the Munson Steamship company. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Prescott, here while on short
leave of absence.
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Take New Offices

The Pacific Coast Mint company,
OF Klamath Falls, have taken offices
In the Elks' building. two doors east
of lrwin's pool hall.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-07-27

Mrs. V. V. Cantrall, 100 North
Main street, left this morning for
Portland where she will spend two
months visit with friends and rea-
tives.
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viii Locate here

]. Q. Adams, Of Minneapolis,
MINI, former Ashland boy has
returned to this city and intends to
make his home here,
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Rnncl,er Visits

L. W. Campbell was business
visitor in the city this morning from
his ranch, one mile west of Ashland
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-07-27

According to inf ormation received
here from Medfopl, wireless tele-
phone is planned to effect better
communication between that city AMI
Crater Lake. 1t Us said by telephone
company officials that the reaching
OF Crater Lake by wire is difficlrlt
natter. 1t is planned to have II G
wireless telephone connected with
the regular system.
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Vacation at Lake Of the Woods

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos C. Nininger
and children left Wednesday for
Lake of the Woods, where they will
spend vacation OF several weeks.
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Monmouth Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Anderson
of Monmouth, arrived today for L
short visit at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. ]. E. Fifield, 234 Avery st,eet.
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Arizona Visitors

Prof. and Mrs. Heinrich Heiden-
reich have been recent visitors at the
,Weisenberger home. The professor
Is connected with the public schools
at Phoenix, Arizona, and will remain
there another year.
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Portland Editor VISITS

Dr.. Edward Mills, editor of the
Pacific Advocate, church magazine
published at Portland, was an Ash
land visitor yesterday.
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Last Wool Shipment

The last car load of wool this sea-
Leaves for ROseburg-
Z. D. Briggs, of the attorney firm
OF Briggs and Briggs, left this morn
ing for Roseburg to defend Ladde
Farmer, of Ashland, against di-
rorce action brought by Mrs Far
mer, now living in Roseburg.
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Al Lake of the MOOns-

Louis Dodge left this morning for
Lake of the Woods to attend to mat
ters pertaining to the erection OF q
summer cottage at the lake.
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Leave for Long Beach

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Younger, for
mer residents of Ashland, who have
been spending the past several weeks
here, left this morning by car for
Long Beach, Calf, where they are
making their permanent residence.
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At Lake a. Woods

Mrs. w. H. Leeds, her son, Bar
clay, and nephews Paul and Law
renee Wagner. left on Friday. for a
few days visit at Lake o. Woods,
following in the train OF lot of local
campers already settled for the vaca-
ton season at that grOwig resort.
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Talent IisitOl's.-

Mr.. and Mrs. William High of Tai
ent. were in the city today on busl-
ness.
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Return from Seattle

DR.. and Mrs L. A. Woods have
returned to their home in this city
from Seattle, Wash, where they
were visiting friends and relatives.
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Audit School Clerk hooks

B.F. Lndas, OF Mefdord has been
appointed to audit the books Of ali
the school clerks of the county. in
compliance with an act of the let;is-
lature. The appointment was made
by the district boundary board, con-
sisting of the county court and Miss
Suzanne Holmes, the county school
superintendent
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Jesse Winburn al Klamath Falls

Jesse Winburn and party. who
have been spending the week at
Crater Lake, are stopping at Klam-
ath Lake resorts while en-route 10
this city,
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Portland Visitors

Mr. and Mrs. X, NJ McClary, OF
Portland, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bartges, Winner
street. They arrived from Crater
Lake this week. which place they
reached by the Eastern Oregon route.
Mrs. Clary is sister of Mr. Bart
ges. She will be remembered here
as Miss Loree Bartges
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Returns to Klamath Falls

Miss Constance McWilliam5 has re-
turned 10 Klamath Falls after a
visit with 'r .pdparrnts and relatives
OF this cit".
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Returns from Camping Trip

w. o. Dickerson and family, NJ.
and Mrs. William Sowerby, and Ray
mond Stennett will return tomorrow
from a camping trip on the Apple
gate river.
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Epworh League Prayer Meetings.
7 The Wednesday evening pray"'
! meeting in Methodist church iched-
/ ules will this week be merged with
!, EpwOrth League conference devo,ions
Z in the park.
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Auto COlllsio D.

Auto COllisio D.
Two cars d hriVen by Oscar Gustaf-
son. 449 Eut lid Avenue, and G. :.
Butler, park commissioner. were
slightly dam aged at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday aft, srnoon in collision at
the plaza. n Ir. Gustafson was going
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trouble, wal be held at 2;S0 o'clock
Sunday afternoon from the Stock
undertaking parlors The Tidings
regrets a mistake made in yester-
days account OF Mr.. Crandalls
death Mr.. Crsndall was formerly
assistant postmaster at Aberdeen,
Wash, not Tacoma, Wash, as stated.
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Camping at Wagner Creek

\. NJ. Beaver and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Herndon and Edward
stannard left this morning for 4
few days camping trip at Wagner
creek
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Boston. Mass, Visitor

o. S. Heath. Boston yOuns t@n,
has been a visitor hereabouts Of late,
incident to a tour OF Pacific coast
sections
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Band Rehearsal

Band rehearsal tonight. 1t is very
important that every member OF the
band be present for practice at the
city hall tonight. There are some
big things coming for the band and
every piece must be represented at
practice.
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Will Make Tax Collections

The county assessors ofD ce will
start immediate collection CT taxes
on all personal property ,ursuant
to a recent order issued by u le grand
jury at Jacksonville and th county
court, it was learned fru IN f. D.
Briggs. of the law firm of Briggs
& Briggs, this morning. The pur-
pose Is to prevent tar losz es by the
constant change OF address les by tax
payers.
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At Lake OF the WOOdsi-

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Klum have
Joined the colony of summer vaca-
TONERS at Lake of the Woods for
a few days.
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Crandall Funeral

The funeral of WlflIn A. Gran
dali who died Yesterday from heart
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CAnlping Trip

William Paul left yesterday with
party OF tourists on camping
trip.
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VUHlTIDUIeS 10 e Ut Q bUuEoV
NJ. L. Patton, local agent OF the
Standard Oil company. has received
a check for SIS from the Portland
office OF his company as a subscrip'
tion to the Ashland Chambet of
Commerce budget. The check came
IN response to Il letter written &c
the Portland headquarters by Nj
Patton. An enclosed letter stated
that the check was a contribution
toward improvements in the park
at Ashland"
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UndergOes Operation

Mrs. r. w. Hach underwent an
operation at a local hospital early
this morning. Last reports were to
the effect that Mrs. Hach was get
ting along nicely.