Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-17

Miss Jeannie Cromar, who has
been in the city visiting her mother,
left Saturday for Vancouver, B. c.,
where she will resume her work with
the B. G. Electric Railway Company.
Miss Grace F. Kirkpatrick of Palo
Alto, Cal, arrived in Ashland Fri
day.
Miss Margaret Cromar is spending
the week with her mother in the city.
She has just returned from a vaca-
tion at Rogue River She is employed |
by the Medford Grocery Company.
Miss Winnie A. Daniels of Fire
baugh, Cal, arrived in the city Fri |
day evening.
w. A. James and wife, with Bert
Miller and wife, both from Crescent
City, were at the Oregon Hotel Thurs
day.
Cliff Payne makes library tables.
A. w. Stone of Medford is at the
Sanitarium following a relapse after
an operation Mrs. Stone is staying
at the Columbia so as to be near him
during his illness.
Mrs. ]. K. Van SAINT and Mrs.
Eugenia Atkinson arrived Thursday
from Newport, where they have been
spending the hot summer months.
Miss Erma Rice of Portland joined
them at Albany, and is now in the
city visiting at the Van SAINT home.
Miss Edna Bryant, wko has been
staying in the city for several days
visiting friends, returned to her
home in Grants Pass Friday.
Mrs. L. D. Green of Santa Rosa,
Cal, left Friday for that city. She
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cress of this city.
Miss Hanita Prudential of Port
land who visited Miss Josephine
Saunders for few days last week
departed Friday.
! Miss Margaret Ames of Talent was
in the city Thursday and Friday oi
last week visiting Miss Lucille Barber
at her home on Granite street.
Miss Josephine Saunders motoret
to Medford and vicinity Friday morn
ing.
9 A miscellaneous shower will b.
v given by the Burnside Corps at tn
= Armory Tuesday, August IS, for tn
benefit of a sister who has lost al
\ household goods and clothing by fire
All members and friends are request
ed to bring all donations to the arm
ory.-Mrs. Lulu Howard, Pres.
o. H. Barnhill and wife returne
from Dead Indian last week.
j. NJ. Casebeer and family al
spending a few days at Crater LAX
G. W. Dodson and wife and Be-
Kellogg and wife left last week II
Crescent City in rig, for a vacation
Mrs. E. E. Bagley, Miss Ameli
10 Furor, Mrs. A. H. Russell and daugl
y ter Mabel returned Friday from
AZ three days trip to Crater Lake.
t Mrs. NJ. E. Fitzwater of Portlan
er is in the city visiting with her pa
W ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard, for II
remainder of the summer. She thinl
# that Ashland's climate cannot be e
70 celled for summer recreation.
le Mrs. L. A. Phillips, Mr.. and Mr.
a Steele, and Wilfred Carr return'
from Crater Lake last week. Th'
ID report a very enjoyable outing.
he w. E. Loughrey of Medford was
ey the city Saturday on business.
IS. C. w. Glenn of Talent was in AS
land Sunday.
h. Ed Hadley of Tillamook was in t
Ir- city Saturday looking after busine
NJ interests here.
A. B. Bower of Dundee arrived la
eft week in Ashland. He joined his wi
ey and son, who preceded him. Mond
ed he and Ralph Billings made the II
he to Ashland Butte.
ltn Adam Ballet, foreman of the S.
roundhouse at Weed, died in lo'
is hospital Saturday. He was broue
here a few days ago suffering fro
- complication of diseases.
y Mrs. Charles Rose and children II