Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-07-08

eral days visit with friends in this
city.
E. C. Homer of Medford is spend
ing a few days in the city, visiting
friends and attending to business af-
fairs.
II. o. Anderson, a former Ashland
er now residing at Coquille, Ore, is
in the city and will attend Chautau-
qua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Pelouze of
Eagle Point were among the out-of-
town people who spent Monday in
Ashland.
The Ashland Record appeared last
week in a big, well-illustrated, "a
page special Chautauqua and devel-
opment issue.
F. A., E. A. and A. c. Fisher and
Charles Humphrey of Astoria formed
an auto party which stopped over
Tuesday in the city.
E. Finley returned the last of the
week from San Francisco, where he
took in the exposition and visited his
son, Irving Finley.
Say, old man, that suits some
class. Where did you get it?" "Oh,
| had it made to my measure at
Paulserud & Barrett's.
Mrs. G. w. Donnell and daughter
arrived Tuesday from Grants Pass
and will remain throughout the ses-
sion of Chautauqua.
John c. Watkins of Hit spent
Monday in the city and spoke most
highly of Ashland's quiet observance
of the nations birthday.
The weather Monday was ideal for
celebration day. being cool enough
for comfort and yet warm enough to
make coats unnecessary.
Charles L. Winner has returned
from a business trip to Bend He
reports it very dry and a shortage
of water in central Oregon.
Mrs. Eastman and daughter Ger
trude, former Ashlanders, now max
ing their home at Santa Ana, Cal,
are visiting H. G. Eastman.
Mrs. E. H. Billing and children of
Roseburg visited over the weekend
in the city and returned to their
Douglas county home Monday.
Miss Olive Thorne, who graduated
from the state normal school at San
Jose last spring. has secured a posi-
ton in the schools of Antioch, Cal.
Expert film developing at East
Side Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer and
daughter Bernice, Jude c. c. Gall
and Miss Edith Moody, visited with
the Hedges family at Gold Hill Sun
day.
The Medford baseball team lost
their first game of the season after
ten straight wins at Yreka, Sunday,
in the second game of a double
header
N. Day and wife, j. G. Day and
Irving T. Day of Portland made up
an auto party which passed through
yesterday bound for California
points.
Joe Murphy, a Medford barber,
suffered a sprained ankle Monday
when he slipped while carrying his
little girl across Ashland creek on
the rocks.
Lunsford Black, former Ashland
young man now making his home in |
Medford, left with a party of friends
for the exposition at San Francisco
Wednesday.
Three brush fires were reported
from the Dead Indian country Mon
day, but none was Of a dangerous
nature and all were extinguished by
rain.
Miss Mabel Putnam of Webb City,
Mo-, and Miss Maude Morris of Spo-
kane, Wash, are visiting Miss Tillie
Anderson at the McClaren home on
Morton street.
Mrs. w. W. Campbell and her two
children, Mamie and Alvin, of Will
liams, Ore, are visiting Mrs. Camp
bells father, mother and brother, G.
w. Winner, for a while.
Dr.. E. A. Sparks of Los Angeles
and party passed through Wednesday
in his car bound for Vancouver,
Wash. He says nothing that he can
say is too good for Ashland.