Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-08-28
Additional Local and Personal

Mrs. G. H. Yeo and children are
enjoying a vacation at Wagner
Springs.
Mrs. Wynne Scott spent Sunday
in Medford, returning on the mid
night train.
Howard Rose returned Monday
from a two weeks business trip to
Sacramento,
Miss Norma Minkler left Sunday
for Oberlin, Ohio, where she will en-
Ter the college of music.
Mrs. o. Winter and daughter, Hor-
tense, and son, Francis, came home
from Newport Monday night
Miss Frances Taverner leaves
Thursday of this week for San Jose,
where she will enter the Normal.
Fred Schuerman and Leslie Gun
ningham left last Thursday with a
team for a two weeks trip to Crater
Lake.
Miss Floy Gamblers expects to leave
this week for Salt Lake City, where
she will teach in the public schools
the coming winter
Mr.. and Mrs. c, H. Veghte will
leave Friday for klamath Falls to
take in the Shriner ceremonial and
visit their son Earl
Doctor Parsons returned Monday
night from Portland, where he went
the previous Wednesday on a bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Mrs. A. Jones of Sacramento, q
sister of Mrs. w. N. Ellis of Ashland
is in the city visiting at the Ellis
home for a few weeks.
Miss Lelith Burns, who has been
at Minkler's Cloak and Suit House
for the past three years, has resigned
her position, which is now filled by
Miss Edith Rasor, formerly with Ko.
hagen.
Miss Vera Nelson has taken the
place at Rose Brothers of Miss Eve.
lyn Merrill, who goes back to hei
studies at Berkeley soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Walker and Mr.
r. A. Minkler and Miss Norma went
to Medford last Friday evening il
the Walker auto to take in the thea.
tire.
The Ralston family, who recently
sold the Star Theatre, have gone
back to Indiana on a visit. They
like Ashland very much and will re-
turn.
Dr. Uutterback expects his wife tc
arrive from Oakland, California, this
week. Temporarily they have rooms
in the Vroman building-selecting &
residence later.
Joseph Kathriner of San Francis
co, chief auditor of the Oregon Gas
and Electric Company, was in Ash
land the past week auditing the
books at the local office.
Miss Ruth Chappell, daughter o.
Mrs. Lucy w. Wilson at $50 Boule
ward, was operated upon at Granite
City Hospital Tuesday morning 70,
appendicitis by Doctors Swedenburl
and Parsons.
The residence property of Mrs
Nellie Sherard on B street was solo
this week through the Beaver Realty
Company to William Wallace, a rail
road man, who will remodel and oc.
cupy same.
Emil Brophy and wife, P. Paulse
rud and Miss LaCerte with o. G.
Steele as chauffeur returned Sunday
from the coast country fifty miles
north of Crescent City, bringing bach
with them the antlers of three bucks
as trophies of a two weeks hunt
They report game very plentiful in
that region.
Judge Calkins has decided the case
of George II. Millar against the city
OF Medford in favor of Millar and sci
aside and annulled the judgment ot
Mayor Eifert wherein he found the
defendant Millar, guilty of violatinl
city ordinance.
Miss Ora Patrick returned Thurs
day from Southern California, wher,
she has been visiting her brother, DR.
Patrick, and enjoying several weeks
of sightseeing. She expects to leav,
tomorrow for Calgary, Canada
where she teaches in a seminary.
Judge TouVelle and party passed
through Ashland last Thursday nigh
en- route home from Crater Lake
The party consisted of Adolph Mil
Ter, assistant secretary of the in
terror, and wife, accompanied b,
Judge TouVelle, Superintendent
Steele, George Putnam and r. ]
Brevard.