Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-20

plete the tour of the Pacific coast
which they have been making.
H. D. Badger and wife motored in
from their ranch at Shake Tuesday
morning, for stay in the city until
Saturday, when they will return.
G. S. Butler and e. d. Briggs were
visitors in Medford Tuesday on busi-
ness.
]. j. McNair and wife were in Med
ford Tuesday morning attending to
business matters.
The Imbler flouring mill at La
Grand burned Monday with 10000
bushels of wheat and 5000 barrels of
flour. The loss is estimated at S125,-
900.
Miss Mildred Applegate has secured
school and will teach the coming
school term.
Miss Glyndon Scott will spend the
winter in teaching.
Miss Lucille Barber will, in all prob
ability, take up the work of assistant
librarian during the coming winter
| season.
Miss Thelma Throne of the class of
1914 is intending to be a student at
o. A. C. this winter.
Miss Ruth Turner of last years
graduating class is intending to do
work in the county schools this year.
F. W. Mozenett of Stockton left the
city Tuesday after a two days stay.
Ezra Long, an employe at the Ash
land Foundry and Iron Works, has
shown his ability along mechanical
! lines in the way he has remodeled the
little steamer that he bought couple
of months ago from William Briggs.
! He has built new chassis and placed
/ the engine behind the boiler in front.
He will soon have one of the most SER
viceable little cars in the city.
Mrs. r. A. Hirsch and daughter
Margaret of the soda springs arrived
in the city Monday. Mr.. Hirsch
Joined them Wednesday
Mrs. George Bottorf and two
daughters of Sacramento arrived in
Ashland Monday and are staying at
the Columbia Hotel. Mr.. Bottorf will
follow later.
Mrs. P. B. Bowman of Siskiyou was
in Ashland attending to various bust.
ness matters Wednesday.
C. Goldberg and family of Pasadena
were in the city Tuesday.
w. F. Minard, recently convicted oi
violation of the postal laws in q
scheme to defraud by locating appli
cants on the disputed Oregon and Cal
ifornia Railroad lands, has been ad.
mitted to bail pending an appeal
Frank B. Waite, owner of the Waite
tract across Bear creek from this city
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nard, signed the bonds.
F. G. McWilliams, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
E. Peck and Mrs. ]. E. Huntington
made an auto trip to Rogue River and
vicinity Wednesday.
Carl Won der HELEN of Eagle Point
was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Lorenzo Rose and two children
Of st. Johns, Ore, are guests at the
home of her sister, Mrs. H. Dean, on
Granite street.
! Verl Barnthouse left last Saturday
for Alaska. In a card received by
one of his friends he stated that he
would leave Seattle on the Alaska
boat Wednesday for the north.
Charles Root and wife returned
Thursday from their vacation trip to
Astoria and Seaside. They have been
absent about one week. They report
a most enjoyable time.
Etna Mael arrived in the city
Thursday for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Cowen, whose residence Is on
Laurel street.
Louis Dodge was transacting busi-
ness in Talent Wednesday.
Game Warden Hubbard says that
he had no trouble in getting plenty
of men to fight fire and could have
got 100 to go to Grouse creek as cas-
lily as a dozen. The force has the fire
now under control
Mrs. H. G.. Eastman and baby
daughter arrived home from Modesto
Wednesday evening.
Rev. Austin, the greatest lecturer
on the coast, Tuesday evening, August
%. Don't miss this treat at the Tenn
pie of Truth. 25-2t
Mrs. c. G. Page of Long Beach,
CAL, is in Ashland for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Adds.
Ralph Billings and wife left Thurs
day evening for Newport, where they
will spend few days enjoying the
beach and its attractions.