Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

fair at Medford. The Eden Nursery
won first prize.
Ray Wright, an engineer running
between this city and Roseburg and
well known here, has joined the Elks
lodge at Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. r. R. Badger re-
turned to Ashland Friday after visit
in Roseburg at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Cottrell.
Judge C. C. Gall returned to Ash
land last week after a visit at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. S. 7.
Hodges, in Gold Hill.
r. L. Burdic and julius Hart made
a hog-buying trip into the Eagle
Point district last week. Their trip
extended as far as Asbestos.
The Sisklyou News, published at
Yreka, is blooming out in new
shape. 1t is now an eight-page six
column newspaper, all home print.
Keep watch for "the Cows"
T. NJ. Lynch and family left Satur-
day for Roseburg to spend some time
in the lower altitude in hope of i'm
proving the health of Mrs. Lynch.
Hudson Reynolds and Carroll
Wagner returned Friday evening
from near Deadwood, bringing with
them a magnificent four-point buck.
In order that the appropriation for
road work at Crater Lake be spent
this year as specified, an additional
crew of thirty-five men has been put
on.
E. V. Carter has been named by
Governor Withycombe as delegate
to the land grant conference which
meets in Salem this coming Thurs
day.
A forest fire menaced the railroad
fences on Siskiyou mountain near
Steinman last week but was con-
trolled before any serious damage
resulted.
o. Winter is directing the destinies
of the State Bank of Ashland during
the absence of G. G. Eubanks, who is
enjoying a two weeks vacation "Trip
in California.
Jack Bailey came trailing into
town Saturday afternoon, presum-
ably from Red Mountain, with his
whiskers trailing the ground and a
burro trailing along behind.
The Tidings is the recipient of a
complete and useful automobile map
of the Pacific coast states which
comes with the compliments of the
Oregon Journal of Portland.
The state conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will be held
in Roseburg the last of this month.
Arrangements are being made for en-
tertaining several hundred delegates.
Several hundred bankers from
every section of the country passed
through Ashland during the past few
days, bound from their convention at
Seattle to the San Francisco exposi-
ton
The indictment of the Josephine |
county grand jury against John Aus
tin Hooper was officially returned
Friday and recorded. Hooper is still
at large, with no trace of his where
abouts.
Freight charges amounting to over
$1,000 are said to have been paid by
the Gold Hill Cement Company on
material shipped from Portland and
other northern points during the past
week.
Miss Marjorie Whited returned |
Saturday from ten days visit with
Miss Jessie Boyd at that little miss's
home at BLY,. Miss Jessie is grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyd
of Ashland.
Chester Stevenson and E. S.
Crutchfield of Medford spent Monday
to Thursday of last week hunting in
the Trail creek district. The young
men returned with two fine four
point bucks.
Miss Frances Kleinhammer has re-
turned from a visit to the exposition
and has gone to Yreka, where she will
spend the winter with her sister, Miss
Ida Kleinhammer, who is engaged in
Photographic work.
O. ]. Sommer of st. Louis is here
visiting Charley Robertson of the
Square Deal Orchard north of Ash
land. He is a son of Mr.. Sommer of
the firm of Sommer & Robertson,
who own the orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Butler motored
to Medford Sunday, taking with them
Mrs. Otto Klum, who visited over the
weekend in the city, and her sister,
Miss Gladys Applegate. Kenneth
went along as ballast.