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

automobile trip into northern Ore
gon.
Mrs. Gillette and daughter, Mrs.
Merrick, are visiting friends in Cen
trail Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Miles of Med
ford made a trip to Ashland Sunday
in their auto.
L. A. Peterson and wife of Yreka
motored over yesterday and spent the
day in the city.
Mrs. J. A. Harvey of Santa Ana,
Cal, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Gregory, of Ashland.
Owing to the many outside attrac-
tions yesterday, only a few hundred
people heard the band concert in
Lithia park.
Judge J. E. Dodge of Siskiyou
county returned to his home in
Yreka today. He has been in the
city for couple of weeks, stopping.
at the Austin.
A few of the local Elks went down
to Kelley's island on Rogue River
Sunday and Joined with the Medford
Elks in their frolic and fish fry. The
Ashlanders report a glorious time.
F. B. Farrell, Cassius Garret, Fox
tail Villas, Brownie Brown and
George Villas of Medford were in the
city yesterday and had dinner par
ty at the Hotel Austin last night.
DR.. w. II. Fry of Honolulu, super
intendent of the Methodist missions
at Honolulu, will be here tomorrow
afternoon and evening and will
speak at the Methodist church to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Carter and
guest, Mrs. Grace Hasty, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marsh Wagner left this morn
ing in their machines for a camping
trip to the vicinity of Prospect on
Rogue river.
The Dixie Club will meet in Lithia
park at the picnic grounds Wednes'
day from to o'clock. The ladies
of the club will serve coffee and
picnickers are asked to bring theiI
own cups. All southern people are
requested to register.
DR.. T. B. Ford, superintendent OF
the Salem district for the NJ. E
church, will spend the week in Ash
land DR.. Ford came down to attend
the State Editorial Association meet
ing, of which he is chaplain. Dr.
Abbott of Eugene will speak Sunday
evening and DR.. McGee of Portland
will speak Sunday evening at the
Methodist church.
Miss Corinne Keage Of Waterloo
Iowa, is visiting with Miss Davenport
and Miss Blanche Murphy. Miss Fay
Mathis accompanied Miss Keage to
Ashland, and after a days stop here
went on to other Oregon points
where she will visit friends. Miss
Keage will join her later and they
will return together by the Northern
Pacific to their Iowa home.
Miss R. Hargrove, Miss Anna Har'
grove and Mrs. r. P. Neil, all of Ash
land and sisters of Mrs. L. NJ. Good
win. have been visiting with Mrs
Goodwin at her home at 297 Six
teenth avenue east. Mrs. Neil anC
Miss Hargrove have left for New
York, but Mrs. Hargrove will re
main in Eugene for about six weeks
Eugene Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Badger ant
son Raymond left on Thursday fol
an extended residence at Oakland
Cal, where Raymond, who is 6
graduate of the class of 1916, Ash
land high school, will enter Oakland
high, taking advantage of studies
which count as a years credit in
university course. The family home
will be at 204S Rosedale avenue.
Klamath Falls Herald: Mrs. Emil
Peil who has been visiting relatives
in klamath county for two weeks
Captain o. c. Applegate and George
T. Baldwin left this morning In Mrs.
Piels car for Ashland. Captain APP
plegate will go to Central Point to
look after mining properties there,
and Judge Baldwin will 90 to Port
land to attend the state democratic
conference as a delegate from the
local Wilson and Marshall Club.
Cliff Payne makes cupboard doors.