Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-05-25

Denver, Col. She has the sympathy
of all in her affliction.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hibbs
of Belleview, on Monday, May 22, a
|. 91s-pound son. Mother and babe
both doing nicely, and some hopes
! entertained for the father
E. e. Smith, Chester Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kittredge left
Sunday for Silver Lake. The party
went in the Smiths car by the Green
Springs mountain route.
. Mrs. Don Spencer and daughter
Altadena leave tomorrow morning for
Corvallis for a months visit with rel
atives. En- route north they will
visit at Eugene and Albany.
Mrs. Louisa Whitney of Oberlin,
Ohio, is a guest at the home of Mrs.
E. e. White on Mountain avenue.
The ladies were close friends in for
mer days back in the middle west.
Several score of Ashlanders attend
ed the circus in Medford Monday.
George Ogg took down a whole bus
load of children and probably had
the best time of any man on the
grounds.
Lieutenant w. c. Whitaker was
here last week inspecting local mill
tia equipment. He is an officer Of
the coast artillery branch of the reg
ular army and is stationed at Fort
Stevens.
John McDonough has sold his so
acre ranch east of the city and has
moved his family to their residence
on Liberty street, where they are
painting and making good many
improvements.
Mrs. Robert Stevens of Crescent
city, who was brought to Grants Pass
from the coast city for hospital treat
ment several weeks ago, was brought
on up to Ashland Monday. Mr.. Stew
ems accompanied her.
The Rev. P. X. Hammond left on
No. 54 Monday evening to attend the
annual convention of the diocese of
Oregon of the Episcopal church,
which meets in Portland on Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week.
It is reported that Mrs. D. P. Blue
and Miss Frances Hamlin will return
this summer from Honolulu and will
conduct a rooming house in the
Tozier residence on Laurel street.
Mr.. Blue is in Ashland at present.
Miss Mabel Russell came over from
her mountain ranch near Mount Shas-
ia the first of the week to attend the
birthday dinner in honor of Mrs.
Dunn and incidentally to deliver a
large painting for the Bowers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moller and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Roberts and son Lee, from
the 4O1 Orchards, spent Sunday in
Ashland, spending part of the time
in our beautiful park and the rest of
the day visiting friends and relatives,
Kenneth Lilly, recent graduate of
Ashland high, who made quite a
splash in Stanford freshmen baseball
circles, is back in Weed, Cal, where
his parents are located. He will re-
turn to Stanford next fall, a sopho
more and eligible for the varsity ball
team.
A. H. Connor, wife and daughter
have returned from trip to Alaska.
Originally they intended to remain in
the north for a much longer period,
but the climate did not agree with
Mr.. Connor.
A dozen men, working under the
of Street Commissioner
Fraley, are leveling Granite street,
and when finished will have COM
pleted a smooth drive from the end
of the pavement to the intersection
of Glenview Drive.
Zenas Moody has resigned his posi-
tion as train clerk with the Southern
Pacific to accept position as agent
for the Pacific Fruit Express Com
Dany at Ashland. Ashland is one of
The points at which all of the COM
Dany's cars are iced.
Allen Davis and partners have
yiven lease and option on their min
ng property, known as the Western
Star Group" in Siskiyou county, to
Francis E. Gibbons and James Pratt.
They are expert mining men and are