Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-07-29
Local and Personal

y.
was former Ashland resident and is
well known here. The sympathy of
her many friends go with Mrs. Pro-
Vost.
Don't fail to attend the Australian
boys concert at the Chautauqua tab
ernacle Wednesday evening, August
4. Auspices Civic Improvement
Club. Is and 25 cents. 1926
Chester Stevenson ana guest, AL
bert Grutze of Portland, and Archi-
bald Eubanks spent Tuesday night
camped near Watson Falls and spent
Wednesday exploring the adjacent
country and securing some good pic
lures.
Try one of those caramel sundaes
in the new sanitary servers at Rose
Bros 19-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chattin,
daughter Wilma, son Charles Web
ster and guests, Mrs. Thomson and
Miss Charlotte Chattin from Mis-
souri,, climbed Mount Ashland the
first of the week, returning yester-
day.
Help the Civic Improvement ladies
by attending the Australian boys
concert at the Chautauqua tabernacle
next Wednesday evening. Is and 25
cents. 19-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Beaver were
summoned home from their vacation
visit to Springfield, owing to an ac-
cident which happened to Mrs. Beav-
er's mother, Mrs. E. j. Calhoun, who
fell and injured her arm. She is SO
years old.
Rev. Carnahan and family left yes
terday for Crescent City, travelling in
house wagon with all of the latest
appointments of a modern home.
The trip is primarily for the benefit
of Mrs. Carnahan, who has been in
poor health OF late.
The "Up to Date" paper lined sani-
tary silver service at Rose Bros.
Try an ice cream soda or a dainty
sundae. 19-4t
Mrs. R. E. Eastman and daughter
Gertrude, former Ashland residents,
now making their home in Santa Ana,
CAL, and who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Eastman's son, H.
G. Eastman, returned to their Cali
fornia home yesterday.
Through an oversight we failed to
mention the fact some time ago that
Mrs. Henry Enders visited the expo
sition, going down by train and
meeting her husband, who went
down with Andy McCallen in his
autO, at oan fTdnclSCO.
R. M. Hedges was happily sur
prised last Wednesday by the arrival
of an auto party from North Yakima
among whom was his niece, Miss
Ruth Hedges. The others in the
party were j. R. Vincent and wife,
n1
A. F. Tallman, a student from the
University of Oregon at Eugene, was
in town Wednesday visiting Carroll
Wagner, who is home for a vacation
from Eugene, and went from here
to the state forester's camp at Ere
denberg Springs on Jennie creek.
The Misses Lena Flavel, Freda FL
lott and Babe" Farber, all of Pat
askala, Ohio, are here visiting old
friends in the Beaver families. Miss
FlavePs mother, now visiting at
klamath Falls, will join the party
here before they return east.
Mrs. John Philip Sousa, wife of the
famous band leader, her daughter,
Miss Nellie, and Mrs. Hamilton Al
bert, prominent in musical circles in
the east and south, visited Crater
Lake the first Of the week. Senator
Page of Vermont and party we're also
visitors at the lake.
Avery Trask has been the center
of several trading deals recently.
Starting with little Saxon, he be-
came the possessor of Ellis Neil's
Michigan, which in turn he traded
for a big Pope Hartford formerly
owned by DR.. Dwinnell in northern
California. He is now overhauling !
the car.
Charles H. Warner and wife of
Folra, ILL.,, arrived Sunday to visit
the family of his brother, A. T. War
ner, of the Warner Mercantile Com
pany. They were Joined here on
Tuesday by their son Victor and his
wife from La Touche, Alaska. Vic
tor Warner is with the Guggenheim
Copper Company.
E. c. Giltner and wife of Portland |
are expected to arrive in Ashland this |
evening to visit their uncle, David
Fox, and their friend, Miss Carlsand,
who is making her home with Mr.. |