Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16

day forenoon en- route to San Jose.
Cal, travelling by team. They
shipped the team from Spokane to
Portland and bought their outfit
there. They left Portland Wednes-
day, May 2S.
Mingus Aitken of Medford re-
turned home Saturday after spending
week at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. L. Mingus, in this city.
Raymond Hitchcock and his COM
pany of 75 members of the Red
Widow" company passed through
Ashland Saturday afternoon, coming
in as third 16" and going out as
second 16." The company was en-
route to Portland, where they play
at the Heilig theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kerby of Talent
were Ashland visitors Saturday after
coon.
w. ]. Mccoy left Sunday for Cor
Wallis to attend the convention of the
Oregon Bankers Association Mr..
Mccoy is on for the response from
Jackson county, and will tell the
bankers of the state something about
financial conditions with the banks
of the Rogue River Valley.
Owing tc a freight wreck at West
Fork Saturday train No. 10 was
about four hours late Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. Robertson and Kenneth Nc
Williams returned from Burns last
week instead of going on to Idaho
as Mr.. Robertson had intended
Kenneth reports the road from Ash
land to the klamath county line on
the Green Springs mountain road to
Klamath something fierce. The
Klamath county end of the road
Kenneth reports in good shape
Mrs. A. B. Schofield of North Main
street is entertaining her niece, Miss
F. Viola Fryer, of Portland. She
will be here for two weeks.
Mrs. David Blackmore of Henley is
over visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Sheets
Miss Agnes Storey, a teacher in
the Roseburg public schools the past
year, returned home last week She
remained in Roseburg a few days af-
ter the close of school to attend the
CollinsKitchin marriage. After
spending the summer at home Miss
Storey expects to go to Idaho, where
she will teach next year.
Miss Fannie Virgil of klamath
Falls, formerly of Ashland, passed
through Ashland Friday evening en-
route to Engene.
Quite a number from Ashland went
to Weed and Shasta on the excursion
train Sunday.
J. H. Fleenor of Medford was in
Ashland Saturday on business. Mr.
Fleenor is a native Oregonian anC
camped on Ashland creek near where
Water street now is over 40 years
ago After visiting nearly every part
of the Pacific coast Mr.. Fleenor re.
turned to the Rogue River Valley
and and stated Saturday that as 6
residence place Ashland beat any 10.
cality he had ever seen.
T. N. Whitehead, one of the Royal
Oaks" of Oakland, stopped off Fri
day night in Ashland, remaining un-
til Saturday noon. Mr.. Whitehead
stopped off to get a nights rest, as
things had been going some nearly
night and day at Portland. He de-
clared that the air in Ashland was
the best of any place in the United
, States.
There were large number of To-
cal Moose went to Woodville Sunday
morning to take in the picnic. They
report a big time.
Mrs. ]. H. Spannaus and son were
over from Henley, Cal, Sunday and
Monday.
Jack Barnthouse is wearing a
smile that won't come off and look
ing into the lookingglass every few
minutes to see if he is wearing his
honors as grandpa with becoming
dignity, all because of a bouncing
| baby boy that arrived at the home
; of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Mast of Port.
land last Friday. Mrs. Mast was for.
, merly Miss Barnthouse of this city
, and the many friends of both Mr.
, and Mrs. Mast and Mr.. and Mrs
) Barnthouse extend hearty congratu
lations. Mother and child are botf
| doing well.
Judge George Lakan of Phillips
Me-, has the reputation that not one
, of his decisions has been reversed
, by the supreme court during the 4:
years he has acted as a trial judge
Mr. and Mrs. F. e. Walters re
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