Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-05

(Mrs. George King), Medford, Ore.
Walter G. Walrad, merchant, New
port, Ore.; Bernard E. Spencer, ex
pert assayer, Helena, Mont; Vietol
Mayer, clerk, Tracy, CAL; Hypati;
Klum (Mrs. Owen McKendree)
Berkeley. CAL; Halceyon L. Whit
more, Portland, Ore. (?); Winifret
Y. Crowson, merchant. Ashland
Ore; Isabel Ross (Mrs. Lucien Hen,
derson). San Francisco, CAL; Edit
Gregory (Mrs. John A. Harvey, E
Centro, Calf; Myrtle Granger (Mrs
John Pelton), Roseburg, Ore; Ber-
tha Williams (Mrs Elmer E. Wash
burn), Oakland, Cal.
Glass of 1896.
This class dropped still lower in
number, to nine members, which has
only been touched once since. The
class members are all living except
one, B. A. Spencer. They are Maud
E. Patterson MRS. r. r. Robley)
Portland, Ore; Roy r. Robley, with
the Portland Railway, Light & Pow
er Co., Portland, Ore; Delos r.
Mathews, railway mail clerk, Port
land, Ore; Ferdinand A. Strange,
salesman, Walla Walla, Wash. Bird
lie Milsap (Mrs. l.. P. ORR, Oakland,
CAL; Charles e. Wagner, Portland
Railway, Light & Power Co., Port
land, Ore; Sidney F. Foster, Pull
man, Wash. CD; Margaret Stanley
(Margaret Hunter Schofer), Gervais,
Ore.
Glass of 1897.
This class was the largest up to
that time, numbering Is, of whom
one, Bessie Stanley (Klum), has
been taken by death. The living
members are j. S. Wertz, railway
mail clerk, Portland, Ore; G. w.
Klum, with the S. p. Railway, Ash
land, Ore; Edna l.. Willis, stenog-
rapher, Portland, Ore.; Mabel F.
Rogers, bookkeeper, Portland, Ore;
Oma E. Crocker (Mrs. MacElhoe), !,
Seattle, Wash; Mathew S. Thomp-
son, farmer, Climax, Ore.; Elsie A.
Grubb, at home, Ashland, Ore;
Clara l.. Policy (Mrs Clint Hartley +,
Phoenix, Ore; Clarence E. Policy,
M. D., Phoenix, Ore.; Clyde E. Gray,
whereabouts and occupation un-
known; Minnie e. Walrad (Mrs. Geo.
Churchman), Roseburg, Ore; Ralph
Billings, farmer, Ashland, Ore; Eva
Taylor (Mrs. G. Ellis), Sacramento,
CAL; Kittie Million (Mrs. F. R.
Hedges) Everett, Wash.
Class of 1893.
This years class again numbered
the mystic 13, all of whom are still
in the land of the living. The an
nual gives their present addresses
and occupations as follows: Thomas
w llCulCndnL ". .. navy
Philippines; Ben F. Wagner, Pacific
Coast Biscuit Co., Portland, Ore.
Cressie X. Norton (Mrs. Wallace)
Portland, Ore; Gertrude Engle, prin-
cipal West Side school, Ashland
Ore; Mamie T. McWilliams (Mrs. J.
e. Peck), Calexico, CAL; Laura b
Pennington, stenographer, McMinn-
vile, Ore; l.. Lotella Dickson (Mrs
Charles King), Corvallis, Ore; Amy
E. Grubb, Ashland Tidings, Ashland
Ore; Edith N. Crowson (Mrs. Will
is. Cleveland), Bay Point, CAL; Fred
G. Van Natta, express messenger
San Francisco, CAL; G. Ross Eliason,
farmer, Ashland, Ore.; Fred S. En-
gle, assistant cashier First National
Bank, Ashland, Ore; Robert L. Nc
Williams, attorney at law, Spokane
Wash.
Glass of 1900.
Again 13 was the number of the
class of 1899, of whom only one has
passed away, Della Long Gowland
who died in this city last year. The
surviving members are Ina G. Ford
(Mrs. F. W. Herrin), Ashland, Ore. /;
Maynie Granger, bookkeeper U. s.
National Bank, Ashland, Ore. Mabel
Million Mrs. G. H. Thomas), Port
land, Ore; l. Louis Dodge, furniture
and undertaking, Ashland, Ore; Lii
lian M. Patterson, clerk Owl drug
store, Portland, Ore; Leon Patrick,
osteopath physician, Los Angeles,
CAL; Theron Bush, architect, Port
land, Ore; Ethel Standard (Mrs.
Millinery, San Francisco, CAL; John
V. Strange, electrician, Ceda Willie,
Wash; Lizzie Moreland (Mrs. Clay
SMITH, Camas, Wash; Clyde E.
Payne, Washougal, Wash.
Glass of 1900.
The new century was ushered in
with still another class of 1S, all of
whom have so far survived the hoo
doc of the numeral Their address,
es are: Frances McWilliams, teach
er, Ashland. Ore. (goes to Calexico,
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