Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-09
LOCAL And PERSONAL
Keep watch for "the Cows. ~

Keep watch for "the Cows"
F. H. Rogers was visitor to Med
ford Tuesday.
Have you tried those 25-cent meals
at the Savoy? 30-2t
Frank Harrison was a visitor to
Medford Tuesday.
S. p Moss of Lakeview is visiting
at the home of Attorney W. j. Moore.
Mr.. Whitmore returned Wednes-
day from three days trip to his
ranch in Sans valley.
Charles Skyrman returned to his
home on Rogue river Sunday after a
visit in the city.
For instruction in dramatic art
and elocution see Miss Calkins, phone
9-F-2. 1t
Among the Monday visitors from
out of town was Mrs. F. Zana, who
formerly conducted the o. X. restau-
rant and is now located at Gold Hill.
Emerson Howell has gone to the
Willamette valley, where he will
spend two months looking after bust
ness interests.
A. B. Cornell was assuring local
people Of their need for insurance
yesterday while enjoying his weekly
business visit to the city,
Miss Lille Patterson has gone to
Kane creek to visit with Mrs. Ed Bar
ron at her ranch and will return be-
fore the pioneers meeting.
Mrs. Irma Murchison of Los An
geles is in Ashland, being called here
by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. W. A. Freeburg.
Thomas Blear and family have
to Ashland from Portland for
the winter months. Mr.. Blear is
representative of the Portland Tele-
gram.
The Civic Improvement Club Is do
ing more for Ashland than any one
realizes. Come to the Vining Thea
tre Monday night. 1t is club night
and the ladies share in the profits.
The annual venison barbecue which
Is held at Riddle yearly attracted
crowd Monday. Sixteen fat
bucks and several hundred pounds of
other eatables fed the hungry mob.
DR.. Julian P. Johnson spent Tues
lay in Ashland en- route home from
San Francisco in his automobile. Dr.
Johnson is now located at Grants
Pass.
E. N. Butler is the latest to join |
he ranks of plutocratic automobile |
owners, he having purchased a Max
we'll car. Mr.. Butler will now be al
most as much in demand as his far
famed Princess chocolates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana of Delta, Colo,
have decided to make their home
here and have located on Beach |
street. Mr.. Zana will be a welcome |
addition in musical circles, he being
a musician of exceptionable ability.
Miss Nellie Beaver is holding sway |
over the pupils of the Gregory dis
.rict in a school near Colestin this |
.erm. Miss Beaver is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Beaver of Ashland |
and graduated from the local high |
school in 1918.
D. NJ. Brewer and family have re-
.urned from Myrtle Creek and will
spend the winter months in Ashland.
Harley Brewer was member OF last
,ear's football squad and will be well
,omed by the football enthusiasts of
Ashland high school.
Prof. Otto Klum, who will have
,harge of athletics and teach me-
,hanical drawing at Medford this
rear, was a visitor in the city We'd
nesday. The Medford high school
will take up the winters work Mon
lay next.
A. 8. Rosenbaum, well-known Med
'ordite and director Of the destinies
If the Southern Pacific interests in
hat city, passed through Ashland the
first of the week bound for San Fran
,isco. He intends to spend month |
lway from the cares of his office and
nay include Honolulu in his trip.