Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-08-15

NEIGHBORS ROUND ABOUT ;
Items of Interest From Ada 4:
cent Towns.
HORNBROOK NEWS.


Rev A. w. Walters spent Sunday
morning in Montague.
Rufus Cole was down from Hits
Tuesday of last week.
Tom Quigley of Walker was doing
business in town last week.
Mrs. A. w. Walters was a visitor
in Montague Sunday afternoon and
Monday.
The O'Neil ranch is running a veg
etable and fruit wagon to Hits twice
a week.
Mrs. Harvey Hill of Hits is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Transau, of this
place.
Mrs. Brown and her little son are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl Hoots.
A very pleasant little fishing party
went down the river a few miles,
fished and ate dinner The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Niles, Mrs. Walters. Henry Walters,
Edna Mae Walters Elmer Walters,
Mrs Sisson of Red Bluff and her
three little sons, and Lewis Niles.
They have nothing to say as to how
many fish they caught, but they do
say that they had fish for dinner.
A number of our Hornbrook peo-
pie attended the ball game at Med
ford last week.
G. H. Hedberg of Ashland, a West
ern Union lineman, was a visitor
here last week.
d. c. Airhart and A. C. Haight
took an auto trip to Montague last
week.
Lewis Niles is home again. He
has been at Hits community and
Colestin, haying.
Mrs. Harriet West of Oakland.
daughter of DR.. j. H. West, formerly
of Klamathon, is visiting relatives in
town this week.
Miss Mamie Smith, daughter of
Frank w. Smith, professional
nurse and member of the board of
health of San Francisco, is home on
visit
A. E. Doney, the fish and game
man of Sisson, was visitor on Of
ficial business, last week. He was
inspecting the bitches to see that the
screens were in place.
Walter Herzog of Gottville was a
visitor in town last week. He and
his brother Joe are developing a very
promising quartz prospect. They are
getting good ore.
l.. c. Jaquette is one of the busi-
est men in Hornbrook. He is liv-
eryman and when he isn't talking he
is haying or doing any one of doz-
en- different things. Besides, he may
be seen any time with his load of
people, taking them where they wish
to go.
Sunday of last week Ralf Hughes
rode his motorcycle to Hits to see
the ball game. During the after
noon he missed his machine. He
wired to his father, the constable of
Hornbrook, telling him of the loss
and that the thief was headed south.
Constable Hughes stationed his dep
uty, Joe Shuts, at the forks of the
road while he watched the town
The result was the bagging of two
cycle thieves and the recovery of
Ralf Hughes machine and tandem
that had been stolen at Portland.
The thieves were sent to Yreka and
placed in custody of the sheriff
Miss Halle Hobson, who has been
at Colestin, came home last week.
Hettie Clawson spent week with
friends at the Sterling mine.
Mrs. J. Jacobs and Mrs. T. F. Fre-
denburg visited friends at the Ster-
ling mine last week
Mrs. NJ Ward and daughter Sadie
have gone to Dunsmuir to visit
friends and relatives.
Carl Deal, who has spent the sum-
mer here, has returned to his home
in CANCEL, Ore.
Miss Bessie Brillsan of Klamathon
has been visiting friends here.
Mrs. Elmer Sission, the wife of
the county treasurer of Tehama
county, and his three sons are visit
ing Rev. Walters family.