Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-20
Local and Personal
(From saturdays Daily
Here from Green Springs


mountain country was in the cit
Friday on business. He report
about 10 inches of snow on the to
OF the mountain, and says that yer
few people are using the road at tn
present time.
On Sick List
Mrs. A. H. Pracht is confined t
her home by illness resulting from
cold.
Makes Trip to Applegate-
Benton Bowers made trip to th
Applegate section this week TO brinl
home some of his cattle that wer,
driven out on that side of the noun
tain at the close of the grazing sea
son. He took over some of the cat
tie that belonged in the Applegat,
country that had been brought ou
Of the range on this side of the
mountain.
Returns to Trail
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dunlay, and
baby have returned to their home
at Trail, after a short visit in the
city.
Here from Junction City
]. e. Barker and wife, of Junction
City. were visitors in the city for a
short time Friday.
Marriage Is Reported
Edward o. Steiger and Miss Mary
Agnes Bennett, both of Ashland,
were married here last Monday, JUS
tlce Bagshaw officiating. g.-Jackson
vile Post.
Learnin. to Walk
Jesse Smith, who has been in the
hospital for the past several weeks
as the result of having both of his
legs broken in a fall from a load of
hay, is endeavoring to learn to walk
again. The casts have been taken
off his limbs and he finds it quite
difficult to get used to standing up
after spending six weeks in bed.
Visit in Ashland
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Taylor, OF
Spokane, Wash. spent two days this
week as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Snyder, who live in the Phipps
building. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Sny-
der are cousins, while Mr.. Taylor is
a brother of Glenn Taylor, of Med
ford. The Taylor's are motoring to
Lodi, Calf, where they will spend
Christmas with Mr.. Taylor's parents.
Remains Critically Ill
S. A. Hawks, who was badly in
jured In a fall several weeks ago, re.
mains quite critically i'll at his home
on Factory street. 1t is thought his
chances for recovery are very slight.
Walking on Crutches--
Horace Mitchell was in the city
Friday. making his way around on
crutches. Mr.. Mitchell had the mis-
fortune to get broken leg a short
time ago, and will be on crutches for
the next few weeks.
Error Corrected
The Tidings carried an article in
Thursdays issue to the effect thai
Mrs. B. c. Tabor had died in Spo-
kane short time ago. This should !
have been Mr.. Tabor instead OF Mrs.
Tabor.
Angwin Visits Dunsmuir-
J. E. Angwin, foreman of the
Southern Pacific shops, was visitor
over the California line last Thurs
day. spending the day in Dunsmuir.
Will Give Lecture
John Herbert Doran will give his
lecture, MAN in the Making" at
the Civic club house, Thursday De-
cember 81, at s o'clock. This is the
same lecture that created great
amount of interest among students
and faculty at Reed college and rne
University of Oregon. No admission
will be charged, though a silver Of
fering will be made.
Make Trip TO Medford-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Kuykendall
and Mrs. Burus, Mrs. Kuykendall's
mother. motored to Medford today.
Benefit Dance Planned
The first public dance to be given
In Ashland this season will be staged
Monday night December rs, for the
benefit OF the 4S4th company, Ore.
gon National Guard. Interest in the
military organization has been in.
creased and recruits continue to be
signed up, though not as rapidly as
is desired. II Is believed a large
crowd will attend the holiday dance.
Boys Adopt Earrings-
In an effort to create excitement
and to get away from the beaten
path Of custom. boy students of
klamath Falls high school recently