Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-17

this week.
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Paulserud are
spending couple of weeks at Shasta
Springs, Cal.
Miss Helen Walker returned home
Saturday after two weeks visit
with friends near Derby.
George Culey and son Bernard
spent the weekend visiting Georges
brother, who lives on Applegate.
F. F. Whittle and family left Tues
day for Lake of the Woods, where
they will spend ten days camping
outing.
After using Shoe Fly, animals gain
flesh and milk. For sale by Emil
Peil. 21-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Hinthorne and
little son left Monday for a trip to
Crater Lake and over into the Klam-
ath country.
Mr.. and Mrs John Volpe, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. 4. Body and j. A. Kohagen
left Tuesday morning for Crater Lake
in the Boyd car.
Miss Corinne Keagy, who has been
guest of Miss Ethel Davenport for
several weeks, left Tuesday for her
home in Waterloo, Iowa.
Five cars of government horses
and mules were rested and fed in the
local stockyards over Sunday. They
were en- route to the border.
Free instructions in crocheting
will be given every Tuesday at the
Hat and Art Shop. 24-2t
Mrs. Cusick, daughter Marian and
son Charles left Tuesday for Red
Bluff and other California points,
where they will visit for some time.
w. W. USHER and family left Tues
day morning for Crescent City on a
vacation trip. During his absence
Miss Bessie Carpenter will have full
charge of his office.
Mrs. L. o. Van Wegen and daugh-
ter, Nellie Perry, went to Medford
Wednesday, where they will visit for
some time with friends and relatives
in that city and also in Central Point.
For Little Wizard Washing Tab
lets phone 81 C. L. Loomis Boule-
ward store. Delivery Tuesday and
Friday. 25-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Engle, Mrs. A.
H. Davenhill, Miss Clymer and Mrs.
]. w. Mccoy and daughter Margaret
left Monday for the hills. They will
locate a camp along Rogue river
above Prospect.
]. F. Gaines and family of Liberty
street were guests of c. R. Brown
and wife at their pleasant country
home last Sunday, and while there
Miss Zelma Gaines attended the
Belleview Sunday school.
The W. B. Holmes family on High
street have as guests Clarence Bad
ger and family of San Francisco and
Mrs. Daisy Luman of Grants Pass.
Mr.. Badger is a brother and Mrs.
Luman a cousin to Mrs. Holmes.
DR.. T. B. Ford, superintendent of
the Methodist district at Salem and
chaplain of the State Editorial Asso-
ciation who has been visiting in this
city following upon the state editor
ial convention received word Monday
that his wife had died in Salem.
w. N. Wright, chief ticket dis
penser at the local station and right
hand man to Agent G. N. Kramer,
leaves today with his wife and
daughter Dorothy for three weeks
vacation trip to the middle west with
the main objective at Omaha.
Jim Quong, the last of the colony
of Cinnamon that operated in the
mines of the lower klamath river
section, died at Yreka this week at
the age of rs years. For over so
years he was familiar figure around
Happy Camp, where he operated a
store.
Grants Pass Courier E. o. Smith
and o. ]. Barnhill of Ashland were in
the city during the day, and visited
the Illahee ranch of U. L. Upson. Mr..
Barnhill is special writer for the
Country Gentlemen magazine, and
took data regarding the Upson egg
farm from which to build an article.