Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-06-28
Local and Personal

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their home at Medford.
Claud Downing and family arrived
recently from Azusa, California, for
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in the city.
Mrs. Myrtle Grubb and son, who
have been visiting at the w. N, Ellis
home, returned to their home at
Hornbrook Wednesday.
The rains of the past month have
postponed the necessity of stationing
the fire patrolmen. They will be put
out about the first of July.
Harvey Ling of Medford, who has
been engaged in surveying work on
the Siskiyou grade, visited with
friends in Ashland Saturday.
A carload of cement has arrived
and is being stored in the park, from
whence it will be taken as needed
for work on the park buildings.
Mrs. H. o. Anderson of Coquille is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
J. Farlow, on Church street She is
accompanied by her two children.
Miss Ella Evans, who has been at
tending st. Mary's Academy in Port
land, returned to her home here We'd
nesday for the summer vacation.
W. NJ. Barber returned Sunday
evening from northern Oregon and
Washington points, where he has
been looking after business matters.
There are no novices in our shop.
Each man is an expert in his line.
Ladies and gents tailoring, cleaning
and pressing. Paulserud & Barrett.
H. G. Butterfield, Hub Poor and
Roy Mcdaniel spent several days last
week surveying a homestead on the
klamath Falls road for a man from
Alaska.
The first of the years crop of ex-
position mixers who passed through
Ashland, the Misses Berbetz, Fay and
June Shea, arrived in San Francisco
June 10.
A tourist party consisting of w.
II. Sensoloff, wife, daughters May
and Dorothra, and son Claude of
Salem, Ore, spent Tuesday in Ash
land.
Mrs. e. A. Gowdy is spending a sew
eral weeks visit at the home of Mrs.
H. S. Multi here. She is en- route to
the fair from her home in Pleasant
Hill, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Cunningham of
Grant City, Mo-, are visitors at the
H. G. Enders home. The visitors
were former neighbors of the Enders
family.
The progressive new management
of the Natatorium has erected a big
electric sign on the lot next to thte
Vining theatre at the corner of Main
and First streets.
r. C. Spooner, wife and daughter
of Portland passed through Friday
en- route to the San Francisco eXposi-
tion by auto. They stopped at the
auto camp grounds,
Mrs. Maggie Parr and daughter
Maude OF Cherokee, Iowa, arrived the
last of the week for visit with the
Yeo families here. Mrs. Parr is a
sister of Mrs. William Yeo.
The children's hour at the library
last Wednesday afternoon attracted
big crowd of the little folks, who lis
tened enraptured to Miss Minnie
Jackson's tales of Siegfred
II. C. Meachem and wife arrived in
the city by auto Friday from Long
Beach, Cal, where they have been
during the past winter. Mr.. Meach-
EN- was a former resident Of the city.
Eugene will celebrate Wilson
day" on July 10. the day the Liberty
Bell is due to arrive in that city. A
patriotic program has been arranged
and huge crowd will greet the bell.
George A. Briscoe, who has been in
charge of the teachers review class at
the Medford Commercial College,
presented the honor awards after a
contest day held recently at that in
stitution,
Thomas W. Lamont, an ex-news-
paper man and now member of the
firm of ]. P. Morgan G. Co., has leased
the Pelican Bay lodge on Pelican Bay.
This popular resort is now closed to
the public.
Cities all along the line of travel
OF the Liberty Bell will greet the bell
with monster celebrations Tacoma
is planning on an affair which will
draw thousands from the surrounding
country.
Mrs. Lawrence Pardee, formerly
Miss Levita Hargadine, arrived last
week to visit her mother, Mrs. c.
IL Hargadine. and with the J. K.