Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-16
Local and Personal

driver one night recently when tn
outfit returned from the usua
rounds. No trace of the bullet
source has been located.
Eugene Register: Mrs. George W
Dunn Of Ashland, accompanied b,
her son, Horace Hill Dunn, arrived
in the city yesterday from McMinn
vile on her way home. She is visit
ing at the home of her brothers. DR.
R. T. Burnett and Horace Burnett.
R. B. Jackson and daughter Rutl
of Pittsburg, Pa, visited last weel
with their relatives, F. D. Wagner
Mr.. Jackson is connected with the
Pittsburg-Des Moines Steel Works
one of the big manufacturing plants
of the smoky city.
Milton Fraley has returned from
Chico, where he has been employed
during the summer. He will attend
high school here this fall. He re-
ports that Kenneth Cummings has
secured a position as bookkeeper
with a Sacramento lumber company.
Mrs. Susan Hawley, daughter
Maude, Mrs. C. H. Farmer and
daughter Alta left Wednesday morn
ing for Hayfork, CAL, where they
will visit for couple of weeks.
Everett Acklin drove them down in
his car.
There is considerable interest man
ifested all over the county this year
in the Jackson county fair, Septem-
Der to II, and if the farmers, stock
men and horticulturists will warm
up as they should and make exhibits
it will be big success.
D. C. Humphrey and wife of Rose
burg camped at the auto camp the
night of August 13 and pronounced
Ashland well worthy of much praise
for its push and enterprise. Mr..
Humphrey is connected with the
Roseburg Review.
Attorney and Mrs. G. M. Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Vawter, Will
liam Vawter, Mrs. Willard Campbell,
Miss Mary Deuel., Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Bulls, Lincoln Mccormack, Jr., and
Gerald Sooy-Smith were among the
Medford people who visited Ashland
Monday evening. "
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Petersen and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Pellet notored to
Ashland from Yreka Sunday morn
ing, returning the same evening.
They were accompanied home by Mr..
Pellets and Mrs. Pedersen's moth
er, Mrs. Harry Pellet, who intends
to make her home in Siskiyou county.
Senator Fulmer, wife and daugh-
ters of Ely, New, left Saturday after
a much enjoyed visit at the home of
Mrs. David Oastler. Mr.. Fulmer and
his family have become greatly at
tached to Ashland during their stay
and anticipate another visit at not
for distant tip,a
DR.. F. H. Johnson left last week
with his family for a three weeks
outing in the mountains, after which
they will spend three weeks on
trip through California and a visit
at the exposition. During his abb
sence his office will be closed as an
nounced elsewhere in this paper
Howard Frame, who was smashed |
up considerably in an auto accident |
some time ago, is frequent visitor
in the city from his ranch home near
Phoenix Howard is in good health
but still has his broken jaw done up
in a ponderous reinforced aluminium
scaffolding
Bert Freeman and family left
for the jungles in the re-
gion of Longs cabin, where they
,amped over the weekend and gave
the head of-eXcuse me-the hus-
band and father a chance to recuper-
ate from the wearisome grind of
lishing out money orders in the local
postoffice.
Mrs. Mary Boyce, sister of B. E.
Whitmore, who has been visiting him
n Ashland, left Wednesday for her
home in Wautoma, Wis. From here
she will so to North Yakima for
visit with friends. Mrs. Boyce was ,
much pleased with Ashland and
ooks forward to another visit in the I
uture. =
Father Leo, priest of the Catholic /
hurch of Ashland for the past two {
ears, left Tuesday for Portland, a
where he will receive an assignment C
o new field. He came to Ashland g
rom South Bend, Ind. During Faith @
II Leo's stay in Ashland he has won v
| host of friends who regret to see t
lin depart. |
Perry L. Ashcraft has been award t
ID gold watch fob by the Chalmers t
iotor Car Company in their sales