Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-07-05


visit at the exposition.
Miss Josephine Lowe of klamath
Falls, who visited Mrs. Henry Enders
in this city during the past two weeks,
returned to her home Thursday
Elizabeth, Emily and Ruth Long
fellow of Minneapolis stopped off
while en- route to the exposition for
a visit with the A. NJ. Beaver family,
Saturday.
Verl Barnthouse and Bert Basha-
han left Friday on horseback for
Fish Lake to be gone four days, dur
ing which they hoped to catch many
fish.
Robert Wagner, who stopped over
in northern Oregon cities while en-
route home from the Coast Artillery
encampment at Fort Stevens, arrived
home Saturday.
G. w. Kennard and daughter Char
lotte returned Saturday evening from
San Francisco, where they visited the
exposition. They were enthusiastic
over the beauties of the great fair,
VIII Loomis drove his car up into
the wild and mountainous region
above Union creek Saturday and Sun
day. He stopped over night at Pros
pect after leaving here about 8
o'clock.
Andrew McCallen drove over to
Hornbrook in his roadster Sunday
and made the entire trip on high
gear. He reports the road on the
Oregon side to be perfect and the
California roads to be slightly rough.
A special train carrying 100 men,
bers of the knights OF Columbus
lodge of Chicago passed through Fri
day and were extended the usual
fruit, flowers and photos by the Com
mercial Club and Civic ladies.
Crater Lake lodge is now open to
the public and many tourists visit the
great natural wonder daily. Seeley
Hall reached the rim in his auto Fri
day, twelve days earlier than last
years record.
R. ]. Ferguson and wife, who have
been teaching at the Klamath Indian
reservation, have returned to the city
on sick leave and will remain here for
ONE time drinking lithia water. They
will camp at the spring.
A moral wave struck Siskiyou coun-
ty. California, Wednesday, and all re-
sorts closed and their inmates ordered
out. The first guard of the depart
ing delegations northbound arrived in
this city Thursday and were ordered
to keep going.
The Commercial Club requests the
names and addresses of parties who
are considering coming to the coast
his summer. We wish to send them
literature and give them good con
cention of Oregon. Taft
Jim Vance, Walter Brown, Harvey
Ling, Frank Ray, Harold Cochran
Milton Schuhard, Herbert and Bos
Strang, Horace Bromley and severa
other Medford young men attended
the dance at the Nat the evening oi
the 5th.
Mrs. A. A. Schick, formerly Miss
Miriam Dawkins of Ashland but now
living in Woodburn, is the mother o.
baby daughter which she has named
June Esther after Miss Esther Whit
ed of this city, who was schoolmate
here.
C. E. Sans and family, accompa
MED by Miss Mabel SCHNEIDER of Yon'
calla, went to Crater Lake Sunday by
way of Medford, returning by way Of
klamath Falls Monday, leaving Klam
ath Falls at p. m. and reaching
Ashland at II p. m.
The mining congress which was tc
have been held in Etna Mills this
year has been called off on account oil
the fact that the exposition exhibits
have taken away many of the speci-
mems that are exhibited at the South
ern Oregon-Northern California con-
gress.
The installation Of drinking foun-
tains in Ashland was one of the wis
est moves that has ever been accom-
plished. Perhaps many did not real
ize how indispensable the bubbling
fountains were until the Carter foun-
tain in the Plaza was turned off for
repairs last week. In half an hour
actual time over fifty people stopped
to drink and went on wearing disap-
pointed look.
Commissioner General P. Richard
Bernstrom of the Swedish building
at the exposition and Count Claes
Bonde of Stockholm, special envoy
from King Gustav, arrived Friday en-
route to the east and were met at the
station by ]. A. Westerlund of Med
ford and taken over the Pacific high