Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-09

which stopped over Friday night in
Ashland.
The members of the local company
Coast Artillery Corps are practicing
faithfully at the Phoenix range and
marked improvement is being made.
o. L. Emery and family and Miss
Thora Paulson left Thursday for a
three weeks camping trip. Crater
Lake will be included in their itin-
erary.
Reid Harrell left today for Monta-
que, Sacramento and other California
points. Arthur Maxedon will take
care of his Tidings route during his
absence.
Teddy Huff has been laid up for a
week at Reeser's sawmill as a result
of a fall from the carriage in the
mill. He sustained a badly wrenched
knee.
D. H. Barneburg has taken his
family to the mountains FOR a vaca-
tion outing, leaving last Saturday,
Keene creek being their immediate
destination.
Misses Effie and Ada Alverson left
last week for San Francisco, where
they will visit the exposition, after
wards continuing to southern Cali
fornia for a visit with friends.
Miss Mildred Drake has been visit
ing relatives and friends in the city
for the past two weeks, returned to
her hospital work in Portland yester-
day.
A. A. Settles, son of L. H. Settles,
returned July 20 from Lone Star,
Kan, where he visited his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Studebaker, for
the past four months.
Clark Bush is spending brief out
ing in the vicinity of Longs cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Policy and
daughters have returned from an ex-
tended auto tour through California.
Be served with delicious sundae
or an ice cream soda in the new "sil-
yer service" at Rose Bros 19-4t
E. D. Briggs and family and Mrs.
Wykoff motored over into Lake
county and visited G. C. Briggs at
his place near Fort Rock. The party
visited Crater Lake on the return
trip.
A runaway team caused a small
furore on the streets this morning.
The team came into the Plaza from
Park avenue and started up East
Main, but was stopped by Elmer
Smith.
Local lovers of the buckirg horse
will learn with grief that the Klam.
ath Falls Rodeo will be no more, the
association which had the yearly
event in charge having abandoned the
field.
Miss Maple Payne, winner of the
Tidings' trip to the exposition contest.
will leave this week for San Fran
cisco. Her aunt, Miss Kathryn
Wells of Kalmath Falls, will accom-
pany her.
D. E. Rand. manager of the Ash
land Fruit Association, was a busi-
ness visitor to Medford Thursday
Mr.. Rand is extending the territory
covered by the associations activi-
ties.
Thirty cents a crate for blackber-
ries on the bushes; so cents picked
and delivered. 153 Granite street.
Phone AIR. 1t
Members of the Peachey family,
accompanied by Miss Glyndon Scott,
left Thursday morning for a two
weeks camp outing on Little Elk
prairie, north of Deadwood, in the
Dead Indian section.
AS a result of the report handed
in at last Tuesdays council meeting
by Fire Chief Robson, several prop
erty owners are clearing out rubbage
which was deemed to be fire men
ace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fermin Zana, for
eighteen months past residents of
Ashland, where they conducted res
taurant business, have returned to
Gold Hill and will henceforth make
their home in that city.
The Misses Elsie and Pearl Crow
son returned August l from their
visit with their sister Bessie and 9TH
er relatives at The Dalles, Ore. They
also stopped off couple OF days at
Grants Pass, where they visited
friends.
Highway Engineer Cantine was
down from the Siskiyou grade camp
Friday and says that he believes that
the state railroad commissioners will
take action on the Ashland hill prop
osition Of the undergrade crossing