Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-31

=. f. Smith left Thursday on an
automobile trip to Klamath Falls.
DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Swedenburg
and party of friends visited Crater
Lake last week.
DR., c. +. Tilton is taking his sum-
mer vacation and expects to be back
IN the office about August 20.
Mrs, Scott Hitchcock of Roseburg
came up to Ashland Thursday to
spend several days as the guest of
friends.
! DR.. G. w. Gregg and family left
last week for Crater Lake and other
points of scenic interest on vacation
: outing.
Mrs J. c. Nichols and daughters,
Misses Mae and Maud, of Moberly,
Mo-, are visiting Mrs. Nichols sister,
Mrs. E. D. Stephenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jamison of
Portland motored down last week
with party of friends for a visit
with friends in the city.
Mrs. Thomas Fuson of Medford,
who has been a recent visitor at the
home of her mother in Ashland, has
gone to Newport. Before returning
she will visit in Portland.
Bert R. Adams, wife and daughter
of Lakeview are visitors at the j. H.
/ Turner home on Union street Miss
Ruth Turner taught in the Lakeview
schools, of which Mr.. Adams is SUI
perintendent, last year.
We are headquarters for camping
goods. Large assortment at close
prices, including tents, double and
single cots, hammocks, camp chairs,
: tables, etc. ]. P. Dodge & Sons.
The Boys Band benerit perform
ance attracted a full house to the
Lyric Theatre Tuesday night. Every
number was good. The Ashland pic
lures were entertaining and the band
presented dandy appearance.
Could you use a set of triple-plated
knives and forks? We start them at
$4.75. Every day we reduce the
price AZ cents till sold. See the win
dow featuring Whited's clear-out
sale. 1t
A large number of local lovers of
high-class amusement journeyed to
Medford last week during the three
days that "The Birth of Nation"
was being shown at the Page Thea
tire. All report the picture to be an
immense production and we'll worth
seeing.
We are headquarters for camping
goods. Large assortment at close
prices, including tents, double and
single cots, hammocks, camp chairs,
tables, etc. ]. P. Dodge & Sons.
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Mrs. Mary E. Woods and her
daughter, Mrs. M. o. Stratton, and
little granddaughter visited Mrs.
Woods son, T. ]. Fuson, at Medford
Tuesday. Mrs. Stratton and daugh
ter are here from Portland for an
extended visit.
Roy MacDaniel, who left Ashland
for Bellingham, Wash, several
months ago, is now part proprietor of
a flourishing automobile agency.
Mrs MacDaniel. is contemplating
moving to Bellingham and plans to
leave next month.
Clyde Curley, the speedy young
Californian who won the Oregon
state tennis tournament at Portland,
defeated Ernest Adams of Griffin
Creek in the semi-finals of the tour
nament. Adams was the only entrant
from the Rogue River valley. Curley
won out 6-2, 6-1.
Grants Pass Courier: Jaques De-
Nyse has become a resident of Grants
Pass, coming from Ashland to repre-
sent the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. Mrs. DeNyse and daugh-
ter will arrive early next week and
they will reside at 735 North Eighth
street.
Dan Applegate, Well-Fargo Express
agent, returned last week from Balti-
more, where he attended the Elks
Grand Lodge as delegate from Ash
land lodge 944. Mr.. Applegate re-
ports an interesting trip and most
time in Baltimore. He
also visited New York city and other
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