Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-06
Recovering from Illness

TO be improving nicely.
Undergoes Nasal Operation
Mr.. MoDole, Of Bray, Calf, wa
in the city The last OF the week an
underwent a serious nasal operation
and is now reported as getting alon
nicely
Nurse az Hospital
! Mrs. Lulu Wilson, of 564 Libert
street has been added to the corp
of nurses at the Community hos
pltal.
Hardy Funeral Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. William
Hardy VIII be held at the H. {
Stock undertaking parlors Thursda
afternoon, at o'clock.
Hers from Winner
Mrs. Charles Owens, of the Pleas
ant Creek community, near Winner
was business visitor in the city
few days ago.
Leaves for Eugpe-
B. II. Grubb left the last of tn,
week for Eugene, where he Will in
stall burglar alarm in one of the
banks in the University city.
Chicken Bone Causes Worry
Mrs. Horace Mitchell appealed tc
a local physician Saturday for aid
after she had tried various home
remedies in an effort to dislodge a
chicken bone which she accidentally
attempted to swallow, the bone hav-
ing become caught in her throat.
The physician worked for some time
endeavoring to remove the trouble
some bone, but to no avail, and ar
rangements were made to make an
other effort Monday afternoon with
additional help, but as is oftimes the
case with the toothache the trouble
disappeared a few hours before the
time set by the physician the bone
being dislodged while Mrs. Mitchell
was partaking OF the MONDAY meal
Monday. 1t is not thought that any
further trouble will be experienced
from this source by the lady.
Sentenced to so Days
George Green, a colored man who
was arrested the latter part of last
week and lodged in jail over Sun
day was taken before Justice Gowdy
Monday, where he was tried on the
charge of vagrancy and found guilty.
He received 60 day sentence to the
county jail and was taken to the
county seat in the afternoon. He was
by William Reynolds, S. P.
policeman, who found him in the To-
cal railroad yards and told him to
get out of town, but Green continued
to stick around and finally drew a
knife on the officer and threatened
to kill him, whereupon the officer
took him in charge and locked him
up. District Attorney Rawles Moore
was present to represent the state.
Visit in Ashland
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Andrews, Mrs
Mary l.. Mathews and Herrick
Wheeler spent the weekend as the
guests of Mrs. H. w. Andrews.
While here, Mr.. Andrews had his
tonsils removed. AS soon as his re-
covery warrants, they will leave for
Beverley Hills, Calf, to spend the
winter.
Grants Pass Men Had Records
Finger prints taken of Dewey and
Oregon Jones, Grants Pass men who
are in the county Jail charged with
highway robberies last September,
indicate the pair had served time in
Oklahoma for burglary. The men
are being held under $4,000 bonds,
and their trial will come up before
the January term of circuit court.
Oregon Jones is said to have served
six or seven years in the Oregon re-
form school, having been committed
from Josephine county.
Snow ut hyatt Prairie
Reports from the Hyatt Prairie
district state that the snow in that
section varies between eight inches
and two feet Machines coming to
the city today were covered with a
heavy coating of snow, while the
wheels showed signs of mud and
snow up to the hubs.
Strawberries In December
Answering to the name OF ever
bearing Strawberries a box of the
delicious fruit was brought to the
Tidings office Monday morning as a
sample of what grows in Ashland
even in December. Mrs. II, f. Banks
who lives on Meade street, picked
the berries from her plants this
morning before coming to town, and
presented them to the Tidings force