Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-29
Reservoir Work BEGINS.


ervoir for Medford has begun. the
machinery being assembled at the
site OF the huge tank. 1t is expected
1t will be several months before the
reservoir, which has capacity oil
100000 gallons, is completed. Ac.
tual work will begin the first of the
week.
Leave for Albany
Rev. Joseph Angel, with John
Gore and daughter. went to Albany
this week to attend the DR.. Price
meetings. Mrs. Angel will conduct
the Sunday services in their church.
Thanksgiving Program
Next Sunday, the Presbyterian
Sunday school will have Thanks
giving program the first hour of the
Sunday school. Parents and friends
are invited to visit the session. We
are to show our thanks in the prac-
tical way of gifts-fruit, vegetables,
clothing, cash-we have places for 1t
all. Don't forget the rubber boots.
Some children in southern Oregon
cannot go to school unless they have
them.
Mission Study Glass
The Presbyterian mission study
class held a good session Thursday,
with Mrs, C. W. Minis. Next meet
ing will be on Friday after Thanks
giving. Chapter of Building with
India" 1t will be conducted as a
conference of missionaries, laboring
over the questions, "Ought outcasts
be accepted into the church or wait
till care and Christian instruction
has made them fit for church mem
bership?" ~
Visiting in Grenada--
Miss Olympia Roberts, of this city,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Walter Wanaka, in Grenada,
Calf. She will return to the city in
short time. She also visited an
other sister, Mrs. Cloyd Laughlin, at
Mayten.
Moves Here from Dunsmuir-
r. S. Green, painter In the
Southern Pacific shops, has moved
his family to Ashland. Before COM
ing here, Mr.. Green was employed by
the S. P. company at Dunsmuir.
High School Paper Ready
Volume O. No. 5, of the Rogue
News, Ashland high school official
publication, was run through the
press today and distributed at the
high school. The papers had the
caption, Smother Medford,' across
the top of the page.
VIII Go to Eugene
Prof. Briscoe and John Rigg are
planning to go with the boys TO the
Older Boys conference at Eugene
next week. Quite delegation is
going from Ashland.
Visiting IN klamath Falls
Mrs. A. Weinert is visiting friends
and relatives in klamath Falls. She
is undecided as to when she will re-
turn to Ashland. and may remain
away all winter.
On Sick List
Ralph Robson, of 800 Beach
street, is on the sick list at present.
Would Operate Stage
Otto Gross and ]. V. Matney have
requested permission from the rail
road commission to establish stage
line between Hornbrook and Yreka.
The men plan on carrying both pas
sengers and baggage. At present
here is no passenger service between
he two towns.
On Business In YrelSa--
Harry ]. Wright was a recent bust
less visitor in Yreka, Calf. He was
'alled to the Siskiyou county seat to
'ay taxes on his ranch near Horn
,rook and to look after other busi-
less affairs.
Members Of the Lithians, Ash
and's booster organization, will hold
business meeting this evening
'lans for the Winter Fair, and the
art the organization will take, will
q discussed. This Is the first meet
lg since a summer recess was de-
Jared, following the Fourth OF July
Celebration.
llks to Hold Smoker
A big time is being planned for the
moker to be given Saturday night
y Ashland Elks, No. 944. Members
the Ashland high school football
,am and the city band are among
ne outsiders who have been invited
, attend the smoker.
lists with Sister
Mrs. May Trefren, OF Butte Falls,
In tha citv viaitino for a fav waaka