Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-28


California this term are Verni Mills,
Robert Spencer, Kenneth King, Alene
Bomar, Blanche and Ralph Salisbury,
Amy Stannard, Harold and Evelyn
Merrill.
Sanford b. Kellogg of Los An
geles, CAL, former schoolmate of
Henry and John Enders at Holly
wood high school in Los Angeles,
visited at their homes in the city
last week Mr.. Kellogg is now
junior at Yale.
Charles S. Johnson was recently
operated upon for appendicitis at
the Granite City hospital. He has
been in poor health for several
months and his many friends hope
that the operation will be the means
to a speedy and early recovery,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hegler of
Waldo, Josephine county, are camp
ing in Chautauqua park for a few
weeks. Mr.. Hegler is in poor health
and hopes to be benefited by Ash
land wonderful mineral water and
delightful climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Lamkin, report
ed in the last issue of the Tidings
to have gone to Eugene to see their
little grandson who had been bitten
by dog, did not go finally, as they
received word before getting started
that the boy was recovering nicely
from the wound.
Mrs. Mary L. Newland, who has
taken personal instruction under DR..
Montessori of Rome, has opened an
open air Montessori school for child
rem from three to six years of age.
Chautauqua hall, phone 441-R 2S-4t'
o. R. Mass and Francis McNeili,
who have been running on the swing
freight train between Redding and
Gerber, have been promoted. The
former will be brakeman on the
through freight between Dunsmuir
and Gerber, and the latter freight
conductor over the hill from Duns-
muir to Ashland.
A boys band is to be organized In
Medford. The Ashland boys band
under the dictatorship Of Carl Love
land. is making fine progress. There
are about 26 regulars" at present
but after school starts the band Will
probably be swelled to about so by
the addition of those who have been
away for the summer and beginners.
Cashier ]. w. Mccoy of the First
National bank reports greater num-
ber of new deposits during the
months of June and July than during
the same months in 1910 and 1911
which were conceded banner years
in this section. Influx of newcom'
ers and tourist visitors is credited
for a big portion of the new deposit
tors.
The shoe you have been looking
for has just arrived. That white
nine-inch lace Sea Island duck al
S4.O0. Briggs & Elmore. 2S-2'
Medford Tribune: The Rogue
River Canning company next weeF
will begin the canning of tomatoes
and expect to put up carload
day for 40 days, as the seasons out
put. They are now canning beans
the cutting and stringing being done
by machine. A few pears are beint
canned. The cannery will show thu
greatest amount of business OF IT
existence this year.
The Record, published at Mantua
Ohio. says in its issue of August 10
&C. w. Root and wife concluded theil
stay in Mantua Monday. They eX
press themselves as well pleased will
their eastern trip, though it has beer
one continuous hot time since theil
arrival here July 4. They expect
to visit relatives in Salamanca, N. Y.
this week and leave Mentor for the
west August IA, stopping at Yellow
stone park on their way home.
Stockholders of the Roundup as.
sociation will meet tomorrow at .
D. m. in Commercial Club rooms
2S-1t
C. F.. Milton and Earl Fraley, all
sons of C. w. Fraley, of Ashland
will soon be in Southern California
for their winters work. c. F. Fraley
left Friday to resume his work as
principal of the Technical school al
San Bernardino. This school is q
part of the public school, system
of the southern city but is housed In
separate buildings. Mr.. Fraley will
stop day or two in San Francisco
and will also visit Los Angeles be-
fore going to work. Milton and Earl
will go 10 Los Angeles sometime
before September 1, the former to
enter the National School of Engin-
eering, and the latter to begin his
teaching in the high school at TAFT