Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-05

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in Gold Hill.
Conductor Charles Brady is max
ing several hundred dollars worth
Of improvements upon his Allison
street property.
Miss Dora Grleve returned We'd
nesday to her home at Hornbrook af-
ter few days visit with friends and
relatives in the city.
Humboldt James Pracht returned
to Portland with Miss Rosa Patter-
son yesterday after a visit at the
Pracht home here.
According to the Medford weather
report only 80 inch of rain fell in
Medford. Ashland had so, which is
well above the average.
DR.. G. w. Gregg and daughter
Miriam left Monday for trip to
Ohio in the vicinity of the Doctors
old home at London.
Miss Agnes Storey, accompanied
by her guest, Miss >Alice Ulan of
Roseburg, left the last of the week
for visit to the exposition.
Miss Olive Calf of Washington,
VT, and Miss Susan Reynolds of
Barre, Vt, are guests at the o. P.
Calf home on Beach street.
The "Up to Date" paper lined sani-
tary silver service at Rose Bros.
Try an ice cream soda or a dainty
sundae. 19-4t
A. L. Grutz, who has been visiting
Chester Stevenson and looking over
conditions in the valley, returned to
his Portland home last Friday.
Harvesting of wheat and grain is
now under way throughout the val
ley. The grain crop this year is
above the average in yield and size.
Anthony T. Day, an old friend of
Superintendent G. A. Briscoe of the
local schools, was visitor in the city
last week. His home is in New AL
bany, Ind.
Miss Mabel Nickerson of Oakland,
land and southern Oregon. Miss
Nickerson and Miss Lyle Fountain
are the owners of the Mabelle Choco-
late Shop.
Nate Bates, Hum Pracht and Syl-
van Provost we're taken out to Keane
creek Saturday by Butler Helman
and returned Monday with big
catch OF fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Giltner of Port
land and Miss Effie Carlin, who are
visiting D. F. Fox, will make up
party who will visit Crater Lake the
last of the week.
The Pressure Cooker will be dem
onstrated at Holmes Bros Saturday
afternoon. 1t cooks Boston baked
beans in thirty minutes. Specially
used for canning. 1t
James Cruze, a movie actor of
some fame, and party of friends from
New Rochelle, N. Y, passed through
Ashland Monday afternoon en- route
to Los Angeles by auto.
G. B. Hayes, formerly of V. o. N.
Smiths home town, Ottawa, Kan,
but now of Portland, is in Ashland
on business and is renewing the ac
quaintance of Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. Mary A. Boyce of Wautoma,
Wis, sister of B. E. Whitmore, was
a visitor with relatives here last week
on her way home from San Francis
co, and made the Crater Lake trip.
Miss Ruth Osmun returned last
Thursday from an extended visit in
the central west. Her aunt, Mrs. j.
B. Mosier, will follow her later, now
being with friends in California.
A. L. Lamb, the blacksmith, is in
stalling a new 1,600-pound trip ham
mer which arrived Saturday. This
important addition gives him shop
second to none in the val
ley.
Mrs. Guy Childers of Medford and
Miss Mabel Nickerson of Oakland,
who spent the weekend with Mrs.
Fred Neil in Dead Indian, walked in
to Ashland and are visiting friends
in the city.
Mrs. E. A. Sherwin returned this
morning from years visit in the
east, spent mostly at West Salem,
Wis. She reports a delightful visit
but says that she is very glad to get |
back to Oregon.
Moving pictures of Crater Lake,
taken by A. c. Allen of Medford,
have been sent to the Oregon build
ing at the exposition, where they will
be shown in conjunction with the
valley film which is making such a
hit. !