Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25
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Water Boiling Ended
Medfords drinking water has fin
ally been declared free Of all harm
ful bacteria, and can now be quaffed
without the necessity of boiling, ac-
cording to a report made by DR.. b.
B. Pickel, city health officer, Mon
day. Though the water is said to
not be badly contaminated, reports
from the state health office were
not as favorable as they might have
been and the advice to boil the wa
ter was given by the local health
officer.
Here from Rogue River
X. Nelson, of Rogue River, was in
the city on business today.
Returns from Hunt
Fred Rapp returned few days
ago from hunting trip, and reports
having killed one fine buck while
out.
Vocal Glass Doing Nicely
The vocal class at the Ashland
Conservatory of Music under the di-
rection of Mrs. j. c. Knapp, is get
ting along nicely with all the pu-
pills doing fine work. From eight
to ten more pupils could be handled
by Mrs. Knapp, and it is thought
this number will be enrolled within
few days.
Motor to Weed
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierce, Mrs.
Selma Gray. Ruth Osmun and Claire
King motored to Weed, Calf, Sun
day, where they spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Provost. A
fine time is reported by all in the
party.
UndergOes Operation
Mrs. Oleta Black, who makes her
home at the Vendome hotel, under
went an operation at the Commun-
ity hospital Monday morning. for
appendicitis. She is reported to be
doing nicely.
Returns from Albany
Mrs. Mary Cole, of A street, has
returned home after several months
visit in and around Albany.
Arrives in City
A. H. Peachey, of Lincoln street,
arrived in town last week. Mr..
Peachey has been in the fire war
den work during the summer and is
going to California this week to
visit his son Robert and family.
Returns from Douglas Co..
viii Hedrick, of B street. has re-
turned home after disposing of his
ranch in Douglas county and is ex-
pecting to remain in Ashland for the
present.
Leave for Klamath Falls
H. s. Newton and wife, of A street,
have gone to klamath Falls, for sew
eral weeks visit, but expect to re-
turn to Ashland for the winter.
Visitors at H0rnbroOl-
John Hessler and wife, Of Noun
tain avenue, were Hornbrook visitors
one day last week.
Expects Visitor Soon
Mrs. ]. M. Morgan, of Mountain
avenue, expects a brother from
down the valley to visit them soon.
Return to Brownsville
Miss Edith Howe, who has been
spending the past two months with
her sister, Mrs. Floyd Putnam, Of
341 Beach street, returned to her
home in Brownsville, Ore, Sunday
morning.
On Sick List
w .E. Palmer, of Lincoln street,
was reported to be quite i'll the first
of the week.
Mrs. G. M. Robinson is quite i'll
at present, having suffered a re-
lapse after having been able to be
up aud around.
Apple Srow Date Set
Additional support and premiums
by the merchants of Medford have
definitely settled the question of an
Aplle Show to be held in that city,
November A having been designated
as the opening date.
Spend Day in Medford-
Mrs. r. p. Cornelius and Mrs. B.
r. Greer spent today in Medford, as
guests of Mrs. Reginald Fifer,
d lighter of Mrs. Cornelius.
Adding Some Improvements
Mrs. Hattie Boyd, of 317 North
Main street, is making some i'm
provements on her house at the
above number.
Roxirg Armlstice Day
Twenty-four rounds of boxing are
Oh the books for the big Armistice
day celebration being staged by the