Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-06-22

water, then to Glendale to visit DR..
Knott, and then on north. The john
sons have taken a prominent part in
the social life of Ashland, and their
departure is much regretted. The
exact place at which they will locate
has not been decided.
] Don't forget the big dance at the
NAT saturday night. 1t
A. B. Grant, from Iowa, accompan-
led by his daughter, an instructor in
willamette University at Salem, are
here for a months stay during the
summer vacation season.
When in need of a taxi try the lit
tie Saxon six. Phone 1922; residence
phone 2SO-R. E. A. Acklin. 1t"
Mrs. F. L. vamps visited over the
weekend with her son, Charley Lo-
gan, at Yreka.
II you have rooms to rent during
Chautauqua please notify r. p. Camp
bell, secretary, 73 Oak street nam
ing price. Cat
Chester Tolman was fined s25 Mon
day in the local recorders court.
Mayor Johnson presiding, for having
ran his car over the lawn in Lithia
Park. Tolman claimed his brakes did
not hold as he was cranking the car
and that it went onto the lawn be-
for he could control it.
Kodaks, films, developer and
everything for your kodak at East
Side Pharmacy. 1T
Mrs. Ella Mills, Miss Gertrude
Engle, Mrs. T. H. Simpson and sons
Glen and Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. |
Minis and T. X. Bolton left here the |
last Of the week on the Templar ex-
cursion to Los Angeles.
Buy kodak for the Roundup and |
Chautauqua. Full line at East Side
Pharmacy. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Murphy re
turned last Thursday from their
honeymoon trip to Portland. They
make their home in Medford. Mr..
Murphy is proprietor of the Murphy
Motorcar comany of Ashland.
Dance at the Nat Saturday night,
1Oc, or soc for the evening. 1t
Mrs. S. NJ. Riley of Canton, ILL.,, a
cousin Of ]. P. Sayle of Ashland, is
here visiting at the Sayle home and
will remain for about four weeks.
She has been spending the last two
months in Arizona and California.
Kodaks 81 up to $40. East Side
1t
e. G. Snyder and daughters, Lucille
and Nellie, and Miss Lucille Barber,
who left last week by automobile for
got as far as Grants Pass Fri
day and camped there over Sunday
on account of the rain. A letter to
friends reports a merry time
despite the inconveniences of camp ,
ng in the rain.
Kodak films developed at East Side
Expert work. 1t ,
John Hogue, who operated boat s
With the commercial fishing fleet at '
irants Pass, lost his life in the Rogue
liver Sunday night when the boat in
which he and his partner, Mr.. San r
iey, were fishing caught in net in
ONE rapids, turned broadside and
apsized. The young man was 25
ears of age and lived with his moth
r near the scene of the accident.
When in need of taxi try the lit Q
lie Saxon six. Phone 1872; residence
hone 2SO-R. E. A. Acklin. 1t"
D. E. Rand, manager of the Ash Il
and Fruit and Produce Association, n
ransacted business in Medford Mon =
ay. m
The remains of little James West,
yo-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
lint West of Winters, Cal, were
lken to the California home of the
tests last Sunday. The lad, who
as two years old, was killed by
ain at the Laurel street railroad
'ossing Saturday.
Have you been there? If you have
t it is time you are going, and if
,u have you will go again. The Nat
ince, where you always have a good
me. 1t d