Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-05
Local and Personal

city.
l. R. Batenan spent Thursday in
Medford attending to business mat
ters. CO:
E. B. Green motored to Medford
Saturday and attended to business
matters.
Don't forget the Auxiliary's social
evening at the parish house Wednes-
day, April 7.
The Misses Rundlette of Medford
visited friends in the city the last OF
the week.
William Beveridge visited friends
in the city Saturday. His home is on
ranch near Medford.
Agent Rosenbaum of the Medford
Southern Pacific office motored to
Ashland Thursday evening.
The Weed telephone exchange has
been sold by the lumber company to
the Pacific Telephone Company.
Rev. Carnahan left this morning
for klamath Falls, where he will at
tend to some church matters.
Bring a "happy thought" sugges-
tion for the Auxiliary Club name to
the business session, Tuesday, April 6.
Miss Bessie Stewart motored up
from Medford the last of the week
and spent a couple of days visiting
friends in this city.
Residents Of the lower valley claim
that Mount Mclaughlin is showing
signs of volcanic eruption. Go to
it, Pitt; volcano will be good ad
Easter weather was not very ac-
commodating and the new bonnets
and suits were carefully preserved un-
der umbrellas.
Artemus Spooner and Leland Noel
OF Medford autoed up last Saturday
and spent the evening at the Moose
hall dance.
A. c. Allen has been busy in Med
ford during the past week securing
moving pictures for the Jackson ex-
hibit at the fair.
Rev. A. E. Ogg has gone to Battle
Creek, Mich, to undergo treatment
for nervous trouble. His family will
probably move there after school
closes here.
Kenneth Wiltshire is visiting his
mother and sister, Mrs. w. A. Will
shire. He has been in Lake county
on stock ranch for the last two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Shepherd have
returned home from their annual trip
through southern California. Their
son Kale preceded them by couple
of weeks. rIg
Mrs. Lewis Engle, formerly Clara
Rhodes of this city, is the happy
mother of a nine-pound baby girl
which arrived at the Engle home in
Binger, Oklahoma, on April l..
Mrs. Wynne Scott will take charge
l Of the Camps studio in the near fu.
ture. She will be assisted in the
t Photographic work by her daughter
}, Ruth, who until recently was en-
f ployed at local confectionery.
Mrs. D. B. Boyd and her grand
= daughter, Miss Morand, both of Reno
S New, were visitors last week with the
). family OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Ander
!. son and other relatives.
u DR.. G. w. Dwinnell of Montague
II Cal, was here early last week. visit
s ing W. W. Caldwell. The doctor II
one of the heavy landowners of Siski
you county and this season is placini
1000 acres under water, the suppl,
{ coming from Shasta river and various
o irrigating projects.
. A. L. Emery of Smith, Emery &
:, Co., who are constructing the physi
cal plant of the mineral springs
= slipped on the stairway and fell Sat
:, nrday morning, inflicting very pain
full though not serious injury. H
was taken to the Sanitarium. wher
he will likely be confined for four O
- five days yet.
~ Lieutenant Tom Hammond, brothe
Of Mrs. J. II. Turner of this city,
now located with his regiment, tn
@ Gath United States infantry, at Cam
II John Hay, Mountain province, in tn
20 Philippines. General Thomas +
r Barry, who commands the depar
ment, has appointed Hammond adjt
tant of the post. The lieutenant ha
"a his wife and two sons with him.
W. Lucas, special envoy OF tn
Pullman company, was here Thur
day looking for certain John T. Wi
liams, VINO claims to hail from Asl
land by virtue of thus registering
hotels in other towns. The par
sought was wanted as a witness |
the Pullman people, but he couldn
h.