Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-06-21


buy one. The Bruce Evans meeting
pictures, 25c, soc and 75c. Studio
Ashland.
Ralph Fraley, Lea Wallace and
Loal Wilson of Medford hiked up to
Longs cabin and camped out for the
night last Wednesday
See our odds and ends window,
Some splendid bargains. Socks three
for Csc, ties 10c each, suit of clothes
for 1915. Mitchell & Whittle.
John Cameron, former Ashland
merchant, has traded his Sans Valley
ranch for the store at Table Rock
and will take charge at once.
The greatest picture you ever saw,
taken at the tabernacle last night.
Csc, soc and 75c. Studio Ashland.
None printed after this week.
Mrs. Herbert Towner OF Muskogee,
Okla, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Scott. She will spend
the most of the summer in Ashland.
The Ashland dairies were given a
thorough inspection by the local au-
thorities last Wednesday. Chief OF
Police Porter, Councilman Ashcraft
and DR.. F. G. Swedenburg.
Catherine Sven, Jean Bulge, Car
ter Brandon and Herbert Afford, all
of Medford, spent Friday evening in
the city and enjoyed a swim at one
of the baths.
Harvey Ling, Frank Ray, Harold
Cochran, Hobb Deuel. and Leon Speck
were among the Medford young men
who attended the Nat dance Saturday
evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette
Dodge, Jr., at Medford, on Sunday,
June 10, a y pound baby daughter.
The newcomer has been christened
Carold Raymond Dodge. Mrs. Dodge
was formerly Miss Sybil Fish.
Genuine balbriggan shirts and
drawers so cents each garment, sizes
"a to as, at Mitchell & Whittle's.
A party of Ashland fishermen re-
turned the last of the week from
Jenny and Keane creeks. About six
hundred fish was the total catch. The
first party in to these creeks in the
spring is assured OF a monster catch.
A party of gypsies are now en-
camped at the foot of the Eagle Mill
hill and other parties are said to be
on their way over from northern Cali
fornia. The police will not allow
them to stop in the city.
The county treasurer has received
Jackson county's share of the state
appropriation for county fairs. The
amount received is $1,6O6.19. The
question of holding fair this year
is rather up in the air.
The canneries at the mouth of the
Rogue river report a good season,
one of them having already packed
1000 cases of salmon. This accounts
in part for the scarcity of salmon in
the upper river.
DR.. F. G. Swedenburg left last
Thursday for San Francisco to attend
to business matters and visit the ex-
position. He will take advantage of
an opportunity to attend to some of
the medical conventions which meet
in the exposition city this week.
The robbery of the Rogue River
bank, when Cashier Rosser was
drugged, promises to so down in the
records of Jackson county as a mys-
terry. The Pinkertons who are work
ing on the case have so far been un-
able to locate the daring criminal.
Clarence Lovern, a garage man of
Central Point, broke all records be-
tween that city and Portland and ex-
ploded all contentious that the Ore
gon roads are in poor shape when he
drove the 994 miles in ten hours last
week
Charles Brady fell from a horse on
the Wing place near Barron's recently
and broke his shoulder. He is some
what handicapped thereby as janitor
at the Vining theatre-a position he
took upon the departure of Will Co.
burn for Tillamook, where his folks
recently located.
Al Prentiss, mining engineer for
merly of Ashland, who has travelled
all over the world and is now making
his home in Australia, is visiting
friends in the city. Mr.. Prentiss
came to San Francisco with the Aus
tralia mining exhibit.
j. F. Rocho and wife left Sunday
for northern Oregon and Washington
points by auto. They expect to spend
some time in the north and will then
return to Ashland en- route to Cali
rnrnia whara thav intnnh ,ricitip.. thn