Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-07

Mrs. Fred Herrin has returned
from San Francisco with her daugh-
ter, who was taken there for an op-
Grafton following upon broken
shoulder which did not mend correct
ly. Miss Herrin is reported to be
greatly improved.
Arthur Webber returned Friday
afternoon from an extended trip
through the middle west, visiting sew
eral Of the metropolises of the wheat
states He reports the crops to have
been "all shot to pieces by the wet
season and storms.
Mrs. Mary Cole, living on A street,
was called to Albany last week by
the illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Myra Stokes. Mrs. Stokes has been
troubled with cancer of the breast
for some time and her condition is
critical.
Ed Wolters and family after re-
turning from Crater Lake, have gone
to Rogue,river for another outing and
camping trip. Mr.. VOTERS brother
from San Francisco is also enjoying
the outing and visiting with his rela-
tives at the same time.
Eugene, Zenas and Edythe Moody
nephews and niece of the wife of e.
p. Mccormack of Salem, who died
recently, leaving an estate valued at
well over 100000, are beneficiaries
to the extent of 81, 900 apiece in cash
and life estate in valuable Salem
property.
T.. r. Lawrence, who made a host
of friends in Ashland while managing
the Lyric Theatre, is now conducting
a circuit of movies out of Grants
Pass. He operates his machine with
power from his car and has regular
circuit every week through the rural
districts.
A party consisting of Mrs. j. S.
Montgomery, Mrs. H. w. Meseer and
daughter of Portland, Mrs. Ray
Wright and children of Roseburg,
Mrs. B. Gregory of Medford and Mrs.
Andy Mccarthy and children OF
Grants Pass were in Ashland Tuesday
and enjoyed the day in Lithia Park
Roseburg Review: Mrs. c. B. Pat
rick and daughters, Mrs. A. c. Spen-
Ger and Miss Clara Patrick, returned
this afternoon after passing the past
several days at Ashland. While at
the latter city they enjoyed an an
nual picnic among the members OF
the family and fittingly celebrated
the occasion.
Mrs. Cordelia Hagar and her son
Harold Hagar, of Salem, are visiting
Mrs. L. F. Brown of Ashland. They
came down in their car and have
gone on trip to Crater Lake. Mrs
Newland, sister of Mrs. Brown, ac'
companied them. Harold is Har-
ward student and is now on his vaca,
tion.
Il. O. Purucker, George PuruckeI
of Medford and John Purucker OF
PENNSYLVANIA climbed Mt. Ashland
Friday evening, returning Saturday
The two latter are father and uncle
respectively of H. O.'s. They report
3 an enjoyable climb and magnificent
view from the summit, weather condi-
tions being ideal.
> Verne Milan, son of Prof. G. w.
Milan, formerly of Ashland and now
of Gold Hill, has been accepted by
the naval training school at San
Francisco and has left for that place,
where he will receive the advantages
! of the training offered by the school
to young men fortunate enough to
, secure admission
Mrs. d. P. Blue and her mother,
Mrs. Emily Stevens, arrived on We'd
nesday from Honolulu. Their fur
nished house on Oak street being
: rented, they have secured the Tozier
home, II Laurel street, where they
I will spend their year of vacation, and
/ be pleased to meet their many friends
to renew old acquaintances.
, The Ashland band has been asked
7 to submit price to the manager of
: the Chetco Cove Carnival which is to
be held at Brookings, for furnishing
I a twenty-piece band. The boys are
anxious to make the trip, which
/ would include stage ride from
, Grants Pass to Crescent City and
) from there north into the wilds or
Curry county to Brookings.