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

Mr.. Bronner was one of the engineers
who located the Southern Pacific lint
from Ashland to Dunsmuir.
High-class dinner at the Bungalow
every evening from to 8 o'clock.
Miss Lulu Fowler, sister of DR.
Lillian Fowler, arrived from Chicago
to spend the summer with her sistel
and parents. Miss Fowler has beer
nursing in st. Luke's hospital in Chi
cago.
Summer hats less than cost at Mrs
Simons millinery parlors. 1885,
G. w. Milan of Gold Hill was in
town last week. Mr.. Milan returned
from a visit to Crater Lake not lone
since and says he'd like to move back
to Ashland but is tied up in the Gold
Hill schools for another year.
DR.. G. w. Gregg and family and
Mrs. C. Stoll Of London, Ohio made
up a party which visited Crater Lake
last week. Mrs. Stoll left Ashland
Thursday for her eastern home. She
will stop off for visit with Montana
relatives en- route.
Mrs. A. True Lundy, Nu-Bone cor
sets. Medford, AZ N. Orange street,
phone S2S. Ashland Friday, August
4, Hotel Austin. 19-3t"
Miss Wilma Chattin has gone to
Missoula, Mont, to visit her grand
parents and other relatives. She will
return in time for the opening OF
school. Mrs. Chattin and son Charles
Webster have established a summer
camp at the Chattin's fruit ranch
west of the city.
All-leather auto gloves in black
and tan at $1.75 a pair at Mitchell &
Whittle's. 1t
In last Thursdays issue it was stat
ed that Sander & Sander were build
ing a new greenhouse. The green
house is owned by w. G. Sander, the
former being the proprietors of the
dairy. B. L. Delsman is doing the
building and should have the credit
for a very good job.
Klamath Falls Herald: R. R.
Brewbaker leaves Sunday to attend
the Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias in Portland as delegate from
the local lodge. Mrs. Brewbaker and
Miss Greta Mcmillan will accompany
him as far as Ashland, where they
will spend two weeks visiting friends.
We are now ready with the new
fall samples of Ed V. Price G. Co.'S
suits to order, SIS and up. Mitchell
& Whittle. 1t
Miss Alice Dosier, who lives in the
vicinity of Wagner Springs and has
for years been an invalid, received a
splendid post card shower from diff
ferent friends on the Fourth of July.
Over sixty cards were sent her, and
she appreciated the kindly thought
that prompted the shower very much.
Yreka News: Mrs. Fred Hammer
and two sons of Modesto, who have
been visiting relatives in Ashland,
spent a week with Mrs. Hammers sis
ter, Miss Ida Kleinhammer, of Yreka.
They left for their home last Satur-
day. The Hammers were accompa-
MED to Yreka by Mrs. Kleinhammer
of Ashland.
Yreka News: Mrs. Mamie Grisez
and daughter Katherine of Ashland
visited Mrs. Margaret Grisez in
Yreka Saturday and Sunday. They
returned home Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Provost by auto
Mr.. Provost having come down for
the Elks' smoker. Mrs. Provost was
the guest of Mrs. James D. Fairchild
last week.
"Everwear" socks in all colors, six
pairs guaranteed six months for
$3.50 or 25c a pair, at Mitchell &
Whittle's. 1t
Medford Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Owens of Ashland were in Medford
Mr.. Owens is one of the
prominent stock raisers whose herds
range in the Dead Indian country,
and his mission here was to arrange
for the ranging of his cattle on the
government land in the forest re-
serve, as we'll as the cattle of the.
Dead Indian Stock Growers Associa-
ton, of which he is president.