Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-23

MISS Gertrude Parker and Miss
Ruby Best of Grants Pass came up
Tuesday morning and Miss Parker
continued to Chiloquin, in klamath
county, where she will teach school,
A special train bearing firemen en-
route to a convention at the eXposi-
tion will pass through Ashland about
10 O'Clock Sunday morning. The Sc
attic firemen's band accompanies the
train.
William II. Johnson, prominent
Jacksonville banker, Elmer Coleman,
Phoenix merchant, and j. NJ. Crone-
miller OF Jacksonville were among
the pioneers who attended last
Thursdays reunion.
F. J.. Titus has returned from an
extended auto tour through Califor-
mia and is now contemplating a trip
to Portland with the idea of looking
for a location in the vicinity of the
Oregon metropolis
Mrs D. R. Mills and Mrs. Ella Mills
left Wednesday for San Francisco,
where they will spend several weeks.
They will visit. the iatter's son Verni
at Berkeley and other friends and
relatives in the bay cities.
Beautiful services and an abund-
ance Of beautiful flower tributes
marked the funeral of Mrs. Louise
Freeburg Yesterday. Over a score Of
automobiles carried friends of the de-
ceased to her last resting place.
Ross Eliason returned recently
from trip into western Canada, dur
ing which he investigated available
farm lands. He is now contemplating
locating on a likely looking ranch
about 125 miles south OF Calgary.
c. Vroman and wife have departed
on an automobile trip to San Fran
cisco. Their automobile was outfit
ted with the accessories necessary for
the enjoyment OF camping along the
way. They will also visit at Prince
ton, Cal.
Mrs. A. B. Wilson of Tacoma and
her daughter are visiting E. w. Will
son at Jacksonville and motored up
to Crater Lake in company with the
genial young deputy sheriff Sunday.
They also accompanied him on a trip
to Ashland Monday. Mrs. Wilson is
the deputy sheriffs sister-in-law.
Mrs. Sarah Brown Hale, widow, re-
siding with relatives on Mountain
avenue, died Friday, aged 73 years.
She was a native of Iowa in the vicin-
ity of Hopkinton. Funeral was held
on Saturday from Dodge's mortuary
chapel. Tnterment in Mountain View
cemetery.
Miss Erma Floe Rice of Portland
is stopping over in Ashland for a few
days visit with her aunt, Mrs. e. j.
Van SAINT. She will go from here to
San Francisco to visit the exposition.
Miss Rice attended school here sew
eral years ago and has a host of
friends in the younger set.
Mrs. w. H. Reynolds, who is here
from Salem visiting hr many Ash
land friends, returned to Ashland
Sunday from Gold Hill, where she
has been a guest for the past week
in the G. w. Milan home. Friday
and Saturday the Gold Hill school in
dustrial fair was held.
The Sans valley school is extreme
ly lucky in securing the services OF
Miss Hazel Lowe, daughter of D. M.
Lowe, as teacher for this term of
school. Miss Lowe was one of the
star members of last years teachers
training class at the Ashland high
school.
Mrs. Sarah Hunt Sleeves Of Salem,
who travelled $500 miles by auto this
is writing a series of artl-
cles for the Salem Statesman. Ot
she says: Ashland has one
of the most beautiful little parks we
have seen anywhere. 1t is a perfect
little gem"
Fred Engle of the Citizens Bank,
his wife and motho: and Miss Ger
Lrude Engle, principal of the West |
Side grammar school, and Miss liza |
Meyers, q teacher in the same school,
to Grants Pass last Sunday,
where they were the guests OF Dr.
md Mrs. Julian P. Johnson for the
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Wheeler, who
Visited friends and relatives in
Grants Pass and Ashland last week,
eft Sunday for Corvallis, where they
will attend o. A. c. The former is a
senior and the latter a sophomore at
he Agricultural College. Mr.
is q gradnaie Of the Ashland