Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-07-19

son, we're passengers on No. 19 We'd
nesday noon, southbound to San
Francisco.
Winn Crowson and Joe Alnutt
moved their families to Longs cabin
Yesterday and Frank Jordan goes up
today for a couple of weeks outing
in the hills.
who has been in the city
who has ben in the city
for the past few days handling the
heavy traffic, left for his home this
Miss Rachel Applegate, who has
been visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. j. M. Wagner, during Chautau-
qua, returned to her home in Klam-
ath Falls today.
Engineer Ralph Ingram Of the Iron
Mountain road, who was fatally in
iured when his engine turned turtle
1t Keswick, died at the st. Caroline
hospital at Redding.
William Jennings Bryan may posi-
bly, be prevailed upon to make
speech at Medford upon the occasion
If his visit to the Rogue River valley
and Crater Lake next month.
Norman S. Taber, formerly of
Brown University, shattered the
worlds record for the mile run in
he Harvard stadium last Friday.
His time was 4 minutes IL S-5 sec
,nds.
o. w. Mielhe, vice-president of the
Blake, McFall Company Of Portland,
who with his wife is touring the state,
ire spending the day in Ashland and
,isiting the plunge baths and lithia
springs.
]. NJ. Wall, wife and family,
Thomas Talbot and family and Aug
1st Tews and family of Hillsboro,
Washington county, passed through
Friday in three autos bound for the
San Francisco exposition.
Captain C. A. Malone Of the local
company of the Coast Artillery Corps
S the proud possessor of a beautiful
iabre presented to him by the COM
,any during the recent encampment
It Fort Stevens.
An automobile party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Herst of Seattle
md Mr.. and Mrs. William Moffat of
Everett, Wash, passed through Ash
and Friday afternoon and stopped
,ver for a couple of hours.
Ladies, your old-style watch can
,e made over into a bracelet watch
~ several methods. If you consult
Whited he will explain how. The
price will be from 81 upwards. 16-2t
Mrs. r. L. Thompson and grand
laughter, Miss Katherine Chattin of
;tanberry, Mr., are visiting at the
:. w. Chattin home on Hargadine
treet. After an extended visit here
hey will go to the San Diego and
ian Francisco expositions.
Klamath Falls Herald: Mr.. and
Irs. A. II. Conner of this city have
eased the former Merryman home on
Pine street in this city and will re-
ide there. Conner is an engineer on
he Southern Pacific railroad, and
vas recently placed on this run from
ne ASHlduu IeTullHdl.
Mrs. George Anderson of this city
led at Medford Tuesday evening,
ghither she had gone to visit rela-
ives. Besides her husband she
caves an infant daughter ten months
Id. Interment was at Eugene. Mr..
anderson is mechanician at Camps
ord garage.
Charles Culver arrived Saturday
vening in his automobile from Ala
media, CAL, and leaves Wednesday
Or his home with his wife and daugh-
ers, Misses Alice and Charlotte, who
ave been visiting in the city. The
arty will return by way of Crater
AXE and Lake Tahoe.
B. F. Jackson, formerly of Beau
lont CAL, has located in Ashland
fter a trip of investigation through
ut the willamette valley and other
ections of the state. Mr.. Jackson
ays: Never has it been my good
ortune to be in a city where there
eemed to be such a unity of the
eople and such universal hospitality
D strangers as in Ashland" Mr..
ackson is an experienced fruit grow
r and will engage in the industry to
small extent, more through love of
he work than because of necessity.