Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-08-05

he will save you about 40 per cent
on the cost or your fire insurance. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Bates went to
Colestin yesterday, where they
Joined party of hunters for few
days sprt.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stratton of Portland is
in Ashland to spend the month of
August with her mother, Mrs. NJ. E.
Wood.
w. F. Bowen and F. f. Conway
leave today by auto for a trip
through northern California on bust
ness.
Letters of Credit, Foreign and Do
mestic exchanges, travellers checks
issued, and safe deposit boxes for rent
at the United States National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. McClareno the
Misses McClaren and Anderson and
Charles Robertson left this morning
by wagon for Crater Lake. They Will
take two weeks for this trip.
E. NJ. Olmsted of Stayton, Ore,
well known to many people of Ash
land, writes l.. Petersen of this city
that he has purchased the Stayton
Mail and is doing we'll in the news
paper business at that point.
Sam Grubb came home Sunday
evening for ten days vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Grubb. He is an express messenger
between Tacoma and Deer Lodge,
Mont.
D. H. Barneburg and wife enjoyed
a short visit from Mr.. Barneburg' s
cousin, Miss Grace Barneburg, of San
Luis Obispo, Cal, last week. Miss
Barneburg is Ell route home from
the Baltimore convention.
G. T. Salisbury and son Ralph left
last week for a hunting and fishing
trip in the UmpQua river country
Mrs. Salisbury and daughter, Mis-:
Blanche, expect TO join them in {
few days.
Mrs. Judd Miller and family have
returned from Hornbrook, where
they have been spending month
with Mr.. Miller, who is railroad
engineer with headquarters at tha
place.
J. c. McAllister left Sunday nigh
for Portland, where he will NEE
Mrs. McAllister and son James, whC
have been spending the summer il
| Virginia. Miss Margaret Schell, wh'
has been visiting Missouri relative
for some months, returns with them
]. R. Gibson has returned froI
near Rogue River, where he wen
several days ago on a prospectin
tour. He brought back with hin
some samples of black sand bearini
gold to the amount of S367.75 pc
ton. He states that the sand is t.
be found in large quantities.
Mr.. r. A. Minkler is in San Fran
cisco, called to meet parties inter
ested in taking over his business. Il
case the deal is not consummated h
will get in touch with the newes
eastern sample lines on display, wit
the view of carrying on the busines
through the fall season.
Miss Rose Bodayla of Salem al
rived in the city Thursday and vii
be the guest of Miss Martha Fordney
Miss Martha will accompany her o
her return home for a visit at Rose
burg, Salem and Portland for an il
definite stay.
G. Frydendale and family frol
Los Angeles, accompanied by anothe
family from the same locality al
rived in Ashland by team Frida
morning. 1t is their intention
| doE in n N
will likely locate here if impression
are satisfactory. AS far as they hav
gone they are highly pleaser.
The Misses Hosler and Mrs.
Coombs, who have been spending tn
summer here, leave this week fC
their home in southern Californi
The Misses Hosler will go direct
south, while Mrs. Coombs will go
Washington for brief visit wit
, friends and proceed by boat fro
there to Pasadena
Mrs. H. l.. Coolidge, sister-in-ls
of Mrs. J. r. Casey, is spending
few days at the Casey home. Mr.
Coolidge was formerly resident
this city but is now living in Pas
dena. She had not seen Ashland IL
16 years and was impressed with II
many changes and improvement
since that time.
E. F. Veghte, wife and daughte
who have been spending the wint
in California, came last week for
months visit with his brother, c.
Veghte, and wife, before returniI
to their home in Lincoln, Neb. II
two families expect to make the TT
to Mt. Ashland Saturday, and a
also contemplating visit with Ea
Veghte, who is in business at KlaI
ath Falls.