Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-07-01

Spirella corsets give comfort and
satisfaction. Try one. Call at 108
First avenue or phone Mrs. II. o.
Butterfield. 93-tf
Mrs. David Collins of Medford Wis
tied with friends in the city this
week Mrs. Collins was formerly
Miss Belle Dean.
S. Permission presented the Tidings
with a cluster of roses, the greatest
bunch on one stem that it has been
our pleasure to see.
C. D. Carlson and wife of Dillon,
Mont, stopped over Tuesday here,
visited with friends and enjoyed the
cool shade of Ashland park.
The Oregon Gas and Electric Com
pany is extending its mains about
1000 feet to connect with the gas
plates in the auto camp grounds.
Miss Frances Retinger of Olathe,
Kan, is the guest of Joshua Young
and his daughter Mary at the family
residence on North Main street.
George Stannard has been visiting
the rural school districts in the inter-
est OF school supply houses for which
he is local agent, during the past
week.
A party of tourists consisting OF
Mrs. C. B. Powell of New York city,
Misses Pearl and Winifred Pearsall
of Syracuse, N. Y, stopped over Tues
day in the city.
Judge Wilmington is spending
few days in the city, coming up from
Medford with the Rogue River valley
films which are being shown at the
Vining theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Mckay are WIS.,
iting at the Wiltshire home on Granite
street. Mr.. Mckay is a brother of
Mrs. Mary Wiltshire. The visitors
home is in Sacramento.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Reed and son
Norman OF Portland are Visiting at
the home OF Mrs. Mary E. Wood on
Laurel street. Mrs. Read was for
merly Miss Maud Fuson.
Superintendent George A. Briscoe
of the local schools left Wednesday
evening for Eugene, where he will
attend the superintendents educa-
tional convention this week.
A. H. Lea of Portland, Governor
Withycombe's first choice for game
warden and who was unable to accept
the position on account of business
matters, was in the city Wednesday.
Wright Hicks, who was injured in
the recent motorcycle automobile col
lision on the Pacific highway, is suf-
fering from wrenched back in addi-
ton to his leg, which was brol:en
above the knee.
Miss Emma Leming of Romney,
Ind, spent the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Miller and left Wednesday
evening for her home in the east.
She visited both expositions before
coming to Ashland.
A tourist party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Thompson, Marcus
Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Childs from King county, Washing
ton, spent Wednesday night camped
in the city camp grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H, Jackson of
Portland passed through early Tues
day morning en- route home from the
exposition. They camped at the Cali
fornia line and expected to make Eu-
gene by nightfall.
Thomas Lamont and party passed
through Sunday bound for klamath |
Falls in what is said to be the largest
private car in the world. The La
monts will occupy the Hartman
lodge this summer.
Chester Stevenson, H. L. Whited,
Archie Eubanks and H, o. Purucker
made up a party which was the first
to report reaching the summit of Mt.
Ashland this year. The party left
Saturday evening and returned Sun
day evening.
The new round table in the Chau-
tatuqua park is now practically COM
pleted. The new structure is much
larger than the former pergola, the
posts being set in concrete. The
shelter for the round table sessions is
constructed of poles.
Mrs. Jack Pelton arrived from
Roseburg Monday evening and re-
mained here until the arrival OF her
husband, after which the couple mo-
tored to the Fort klamath country.
where Mr.. Pelton will look after his
cattle interests for the remainder of
the summer. !