Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-10


Medford and will move his family to
that city in the near future. He re-
turned few days ago from an ex-
tended trip looking for location and
decided that the Rogue River Valley
is the best place yet.
Ira c. Dodge returned the last of
the week from months visit at Red
Bluff.
Miss Dorothy Edwards arrived
from Long Beach yesterday and will
make her future home with her sis
ter, Mrs. Louis Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mary True and Mr..
and Mrs. F. d. Swingle left this morn
ing in their automobiles for a trip
through the Willamette Valley. They
will visit Eugene and other points in
the valley They carry a complete
camping outfit and will camp out at
least part Of the time.
Rev. Hamaker intends to leave in
September for Visalia, Cal, where he
will take another church.
Kenneth McWilliams and R. L.
Burdic, Jr., returned Sunday evening
from an auto trip to Grants Pass.
Andrew McCallen returned from
Roseburg in his auto Sunday. He at
tended the Shriners' Ceremonial in
that city.
Sid E. Wise returned Saturday
! night from a three months trip to
Iowa. Sid went intending to remain
in the middle west, but he was not
satisfied with the climatic conditions
there and will make his future home
somewhere on the Pacific coast. He
will spend some time here visiting his
little daughters.
H. NJ. Jordan of Cheyenne, Wyo,
was an Ashland visitor last week.
H. d. Bar wife of Seattle
were visitors in the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Ryan of Grants
Pass left here for their home last
week. Mr.. Ryan had been in the
Granite City Hospital taking treat
ment for rheumatism.
Frank E. Dean of Chicago was IL
Ashland last Wednesday.
Fred y. Tarrey and wife of Wis
consin were in this city the last OF
the week. Mr.. 1arrey has not been
in Ashland since the big snow block
ade, "a years ago.
c. F. Greer left Sunday night on
weeks trip to Portland. B. w. Tai
colt is chasing the elusive news item
and the still more wary advertise
ment during his absence. Billie
Briggs returned from his vacation
trip Saturday night and is also again
on the news end OF the Tidings.
Mrs. Floy Gamblers returned from
Medford Saturday. She has been the
guest of Mrs. Horace Howard OF
Medford. They motored up in their
fine new car.
The Standard Oil Company will put
in plant at Montague to supply that
portion of northern california.
Professor Briscoe reports that so
far there is no change in sight from
the list of teachers in the Ashland
schools announced some time ago.
The summer vacation usually brings
some designations from teachers who
have decided for some reason or other
not to teach in the schools the ensu-
ing year. but this year has SO far
brought no changes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele, Mrs. l.. A..
Phillips and Wilfred Carr leave
Tuesday morning for Crater Lake for
weeks outing trip. Mr.. Carr in
tends to take some fine views of the
lake and the scenery along the way.
z. ]. Farlow and son are back from
the Dead Indian country, where they
had been spending week deer hunt
ing. They got a shot at. big bear
but he got away. They bagged no
deer.
Barnum & Bailey's advertising car
was in the city Saturday and Sunday
and the small boys and girls are now
standing entranced before the bills of
"the greatest show on earth" 1t will
visit Medford August 29.
painless Parker" held forth at the
Plaza Friday and Saturday night. DR..
Parker is after the hide of the state
dental board because it refused to
grant him a permit to practice, for
the reason, he alleges, that he is an
advertising dentist and that 1t is con-
sidered "unethical" for a dentist to
advertise.
Donald Whitney came over from
Weed Saturday afternoon to spend a
week visiting relatives and friends.
| Mr.. Whitney is running helper en-
gine out Of Weed and 1t Is his first