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

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j. H. Mattern came over last
Thursday from the Highland mine in
northern California.
Tickets may be reserved at Rose
Bros. for the Choral Society concert
1t
Prof. Van Scoy has rented his
place in town and expects soon to
begin his school down in the valley.
Gold IIill is planning to repeat the
"52" festival which was such a sue
cess last year, on September this
year.
One of the first forest fires of the
season is raging on the south side OF
Rogue river between Prospect and
Cascade gorge.
Guy Good and wife, the Merrill
family and Miss Crystal Crocker mo-
tored up on the Siskiyous yesterday
and climbed Pilot Rock.
Mr.. Roe Fisher of Long Beach and
Miss Pearl Fisher of Medford are
guests at the Reynolds house at Ash
land and Guthrie streets,
Mrs. Roy Hale of Fifth street, ac-
companied by her father, is planning
visit to Iowa soon, where they will
visit relatives and friends.
Choral Society concert Wednesday
evening Seats may be reserved at
Rose Bros. 1t
Raymond Cornwall of Monmouth
was visiting friends in town last
week. Mr.. Cornwall begins his
school in Crook county soon.
All Roundup association stock
holders are requested to meet in Com.
mercial Club rooms tomorrow even
ing at 8. 2S-1t
o. T. Bergner left Friday morning
for Portland on a several days bust
ness trip. He expects to return the
first of this week.
Ivan Culberson and wife have
moved out in the vicinity of Nei
Creek. where Mr. Culberson has Sc
cured work as night watchman in the
mill.
Stop! Look! Listen! "In the
country God made and man forgot.
See the advertisement in this issue
of things doing. September 2, 3, 4
Brookings, Ore. u
Mrs. |. C. Zent of Stockton, Cal.
who with her three children has beer
visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. j. F. Cole, for the past two
weeks, will leave this week for hel
California home.
Mrs. Charles Judkins of San Jose
Cal, formerly Miss Jessie Newton o
Ashland, writes to friends from hel
California home that she is yer!
happy in her new home and that thu
summer has been beautiful there thii
year.
Mrs. A. True Lundy, Nu-Bone cor
sets. Medford, AZ N. Orange street
Ashland every Thursday, Hotel Aus
tin. 24-Moh't
Yreka News: Alex Pellet ant
Lyle Carlton returned yesterday at
ter a two weeks Ford trip. The,
, made the run to Sacramento the firs
, day from Yreka and from there wen
, to San Francisco and spent severa
; days. Before returning the boy
spent two days deer hunting on Bal
mountain. They report a delightful
trip and no accidents.
Carl Loveland and wife journeye
to Grants Pass the last of the, wee
and Joined Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Law
renee and family in an aqtomobil
trip over into the vicinity of Kerby
On Sunday the Lawrences drove u
to Ashland with the Lovelands AM
spent the day here. Mr.. Lawrence
was greatly pleased with the musi
provided by the Ashland band at th'
afternoon concert. He was formerl.
leader of the Ashland band and pro
prietor of the Lyric Theatre.
Mrs. Cash has purchased Chevro
let car and will leave today in it TO
Paisley, Ore.
A picture is on display in Mitchell
& Whittle's window of fine appear
ing group of young naval recruits
taken at the San Francisco training
station. In the picture are four for
mer Ashland and Talent boys whit
we're members of the first compan.
here before joining the navy. The!
are Poole, Withrow, Coleman ant
Prescott. Delbert Ealfhill of the frs
company also is at the training sta
ton. but is in the wireless depart
ment and is not shown in the picture
Five hundred pounds of Sears-Roe
buck mail-order catalogues fell to tn
lot of the Ashland mail carriers Sat
urday. About fifty Of the bulk.
books fell to the lot of each. Dol
Spencer took out 80 pounds in on
load. The catalogues are distributes
from Red Bluff. Formerly they wer
sent out from Roseburg, but a chang
in rates made the change in distribu
tion station advisable. If all Ash
landers will take the catalogue will
them when they go shopping in Ash
land they will be surprised to flint
} that most of the prices are met b,
the Ashland merchants.