Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-19


and left on the evening train for Cal
ifornia points.
Get your automobile license and
insurance from G. H. Yeo. 1S-tf
Mrs. D. G. McCarty and daughter,
who have been visiting the Tom
Sneed family, left Tuesday for their
home in Fresno.
Mrs. A. Weldon, who has been Wis
iting for some time with relatives in
the city, left Tuesday evening for her
home in Red Bluff.
Miss Mary Huffman of Indianapo-
lis, Ind, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Cassius Miller, while en- route to the
California expositions.
X. H. Hansen and daughter Meta
of Myrtle Point left Tuesday after
several days visit with the A. N.
Mullen family in Ashland.
George A. Goenig and family Of
Woodland, Wash, spent the first Of
the week in Ashland and enjoyed a
pleasant day in the park.
Johnson the jeweler for fine watch
work. 97-tf
A. N. Mullen, a recent automobile
arrival from Imperial valley, has TAX
en- over the management of the shop
department of the Ashland garage.
H. w. Heyers and wife and E. A.
Rogers of San Francisco acted upon
the advice of chance acquaintances
and stopped over Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Swingle and
little boy left Tuesday evening for
San Francisco and San Diego. At the
latter place they will visit Mr.. Swim
gle's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Smith Of
Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Cassius Miller on their return
home from a two months stay at the
expositions.
Mrs. May Shriver of Boise, Idaho,
is a recent arrival in Ashland and has
taken over Halls novelty and art
store in the Schuerman building on
East Main street.
Chet Tolman and Crit Tolman, Sr.,
arrived by automobile from Seattle
They are en- route from
Alaska to Los Angeles but will spend
a few days in Ashland.
P. j. Brix, wife and three children
of Astoria were recent visitors at the
Van Fossen home. A trip to Crater
Lake was one of the most enjoyed
features OF their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hindman are
camping near Mount Ashland. Oper-
ator Hadley is attending to Mr.. Hind
mans duties in the Western Union
office during his absence.
II you are taking buckskin horse
into the hills with you it would be
best to paint red stripes around him.
Even then some fool hunter might
mistake him for a wild zebra.
E. C. Starr, wife and daughter of
Flint, Mich, were visitors in the city |
over Wednesday and were greatly
pleased with the park and natural
beauties surrounding the city.
Killing Schuerman, Francis Miller
and Domino Provost left Tuesday on
IN extended camping and fishing trip
n the Dead Indian country They |
expect to be gone at least ten days.
DR.. Hill and party of Albany and
l party from Astoria who are travel
ing through the country in automo-
oiles, stopped in Ashland Tuesday and
enjoyed swim at the Natatorium.
The matter of appointing the new |
pathologist to succeed M. P.
resigned, is still unde-
,ided. e. ]. Krause Of o. A. c., who
vas suggested, has refused the offer.
Mrs. William Meyer and daughter
Bernice left the last of the week for |
San Francisco, where they will enjoy
.he sights OF the exposition, Includ-
ID in their California trip will be a
yisit with Cedric Meyers at Sacra-
nento. , .@@. ,..
The congressional harbors commit
ZEE were unable to change their
SO as to make the trip
through the Rogue River valley and
eft, Tuesday evening from Grants
Pass for Portland, The congressman
we're greatly impressed with the har-
'or possibilities at Crescent City, &C
ording to the delegation Of Medford
nen who met them at that point and