Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-07-22

have returned to their home at Will
low Springs after a few days stay in
the city.
Mrs. ]. n. Nisbet is in Portland
attending the laundrymen's conven-
tion as a representative from the To-
cal laundry.
Johnny Finneran left Tuesday
evening for Weed, where he has Sc
cured a position with the Weed Lum-
ber Company.
Miss Nellie Tongate of South Da-
kota is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Brown, while en- route home from
the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Owen are visit
ing Mrs. Eugenia Atkinson on North
Main street. Mrs. owen is a niece
of Mrs. Atkinson.
c. V. Beeler is having his house
repainted Dutch" Emery, artistic
wielder OF the paint brush, is engi-
neering the job.
Miss Bobby Cheshire left Wednes-
day for Grants Pass, where she will
join a party of friends and relatives
IN frin
Howard Hicks, employed by the
California; Oregon Light and Power
Company at Fall Creek, was visitor
in the city Monday.
A. S. Rosenbaum and Ben Garrett
and wife of Medford were in the city
yesterday for several hours and mo-
tored to the California line.
Mrs. Florence Murphy of Weed,
CAL, is visiting at the home of B.
Beach, stopping off while en- route
homo from a visit at Salem.
Clarence Lane is taking weeks
vacation in the Pelican Bay and Cra-
ter Lake country accompanied by his
wife and Miss Evelyn Danford.
Harvey Ling was a visitor in the
city yesterday from Medford and left
last evening for Siskiyou, near where
he is engaged in surveying work.
Mrs. Louise White of Ager, CAL,
and Miss Mary Freeman of McCloud,
Cal, were recent visitors at the home
of their sister, Mrs. Frank Dickey.
A telephone has been installed in
the exhibit building at the depot for
the joint use of the Commercial Club
people and the police department.
The park is the most popular place
in Jackson county these warm days.
Picnic parties by the score occupy
choice places along the creek every
day.
Have you been wanting a real
Cheney" silk tie? There are lots of
them soc each at Mitchell & Whit
ties.
The framework for the Norton
North mill on Water street is now
completed. A large force
Of carpenters are expediting opera
lions.
Sidney R. Allen, formerly employed
as a druggist at McNair Bros, is Wis
ting in the city. Mr.. Allen is now
ocated in the drug business in Eu-
gene.
The annual exodus of campers to
he hills is now on in earnest Hard
y a day passes but from two to a
iozen parties leave for the wilder
lesses.
Mrs. F. B. Mix and daughter Ber-
lita, who have been visiting friends
n the city during Chautauqua, left
Saturday evening for their home at
We are now giving a real liberal
discount on all straw hats, also Pan
ina hats. Now is the time for bar
gains. Mitchell & Whittle
C. L. McWilliams drove over from
klamath Falls Wednesday and spent
he day with friends and relatives in !
he city. He reports the road to be
n fair shape.
Mrs. William Laidlaw of Crockett,
Jal., is visiting friends in the city.
drs. Laidlaw was formerly Miss
Grace Peach and lived in Ashland
everal years ago.
The funeral of Vinton Beall of Cen
raj Point, one of the oldest pioneers
f the valley, was held Monday after
oon from the family home. Several
ocal people attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Merrill left Sat
rday for two weeks stay at the
xposition and will be accompanied
y Miss Evelyn Merrill, who is attend
1g the university at Berkeley.
Mrs. R. L. Taylor and Mrs Gertie
,eiper OF Sacramento, who have been
listing for the past two weeks at
he home of Mrs. w. F. Loomis, left
Or their home city yesterday,
Medford has opened an auto camp