Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30

the Huntley residence on Almond
street and expects to make his home
in Ashland. At present he is enjoy
ing a trip to Crater Lake.
DR.. and Mrs. F. II. Johnson have
gone to San Francisco, where the
doctor will attend the Worlds Den
tai Congress and afterwards they will
visit the fair.
Walter Phillips and ]. e. Steele
returned from their hunting trip to
Trail creek and the Rogue River
mountains last Friday evening. All
they got was long distance sight of
some deer.
The city fire department wish to
announce chat hereafter, when the
alarm one ring, pause and three rings
is given, the fire boys will understand
that such means a grass or brush
! fire.
Mrs. A. A. Holmes of Superior, Ia,
mother of Mrs. B. H. Hinthorne, ex-
poets Mrs ]. C. Smith, from the same
town in Iowa, to join her here before
she closes her visit here and starts
on the return trip.
j. E. Peck and wife and daughter
Winifred of Berkeley, Cal, passed
through Ashland Thursday morning
on their way to Crater Lake. They
made the trip from Berkeley here in
exactly AZ hours and So minutes.
Miss Florence Heideman and moth
er of Seattle have been visiting at
the Churchman residence on Union
street for the past week. Miss Heide-
man is cousin to Mrs. Elsie Church
man.
a party consisting of Messrs.
Hedges, Permission, Pierson and Hos
Ter went this afternoon to Ament dam
by auto, where they will stay over
night and take advantage of the
mornings fishing.
Miss Ruth Osmun, who returned
but short time ago from her visit
to the middle west, has taken up her
duties in the telephone office. Mrs.
j. B. Mosier, her aunt, accompanied
her on the eastern trip.
Howard Barrett and Wilfred Carr
returned Sunday evening from their
visit to the exposition. 1t is reported
that Lynn D. Mowat, reporter for the
Tidings, who is also at the exposi-
ton, is having the time of his life.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Clark of Cen
trail Point we're in Ashland Thursday
night en- route home from a two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Stannard at their pleasant
home in the Dead Indian country.
G. A. Harvey of Los Angeles has
sold his Ashland property on Nutley
street to D. F. Jackson for the sum
of $1,000. The property consists of
house and one and half acres.
Hodgson, Reed & Whitmore handled
the deal.
G. NJ. Granger returned from the
mountains this week, leaving his
partners still in the wilds. He re-
ports that they have seen three deer
and shot at all three, but missed on
account OF a severe attack of the
buck-ague.
The Southern Pacific have now ar
ranged so that they will sell through
tickets to the rim of Crater Lake.
This was announced by e. o. McCor-
mick, vice-president of the road,
when he made the trip to Crater Lake
a short time ago.
DR.. F. P. Walker of st. Joe, Mo-,
together with his wife and two chill
dren, were entertained at the w. j.
Dougherty home last week DR.. Wal
ker expressed himself as being much
interested in the development work
going on in the city.
B. H. Hinthorne has been spending
most of his time lately at Yreka, in
northern California, where he has a
branch studio. His wife, Mrs. Hin
thorne, as capable photographer as
her husband, is managing the local
studio at present.
T. j. Kenney of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is a pedestrian who passed |
through Ashland last week bound
for the exposition. He is civil en-
gineer, and makes the trip merely
to take notes on the county he passes
through. He left Michigan May 3.
ASHLAND PUBLIC MARKET
opens Saturday, August IA, in the
Stoner building, 349 E. Main street.
Stalls may be rented reasonable by
day or month. Bring your baskets
and load up with market produce.
Those desiring space for selling
should apply at once. 22-1mo.
]. H. Long and wife, Frank w.
Long and wife and ]. Norton are Wis