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The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24

whose death was briefly mention.
ed in last weeks News, was
born in The Netherlands on
March 8, 1886, her maiden name
being Alydia c. Hesselink. She
came with her parents to this
country and directly to the Town
of Holland in October, lS47. In
the summer of 1857 she was mar
ried to J.W. Blekking. Mrs. Blek-
king is survived by five sons and
four daughters as follows: Rev.
Il. j. Blekking of Holland, Mich,
G. w. Blekking of Vashon,
Wash, DR.. j. H. Blekking of
Sheboygan Falls. Abraham of
Waldo, Jacob of Sheboygan,
Mrs. G. H. Voskuil of Sheboy-
gan, Minnie, Emma and Ada at
home. The funeral was held on
Friday at the home at one
o'clock, Rev. Peter Swart of
Oostburg and Rev. Dykhuisen of
Oostburg officiating. Interment
was made in Union cemetery.
Mrs. Blekking was "a sincere
christian woman whose life work
served as helpful influence for
good in the community in which
she lived and she was beloved by
all who knew her. Sheresided61
years on the old homestead. The
husband died five years ago.
They had celebrated their fifty
sixth wedding anniversary.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24
Cannery News

Mrs. DR.. Marietta Marsh Arm
strong has instituted foreclosure
proceedings in the Superior Court
OF King county against the Wash
on Island Fruit Co., Northern
Bank & Trust Co. and the North.
west Canning Co. to foreclose a
mortgage of $4,000 on the lands,
buildings and machinery, oc-
cupied as a cannery at Vashon
landing.
Manager Barham explained to
representative of The Record
that the object of the foregoing
is to clean up the Indebtedness
and place the business on a per.
manent footing; also that he ex-
Hects to operate the cannery the
coming year.
w. Fred Carver of Seattle is
attorney for the Northwest Can
ming Co.
V. A. Simpson has been ap.
pointed conservator of the can
merry property during the court
proceedings.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24
Vashon Locals

Do you believe in prepared
ness? you do, come out to the
meeting at the Presbyterian
church on Saturday evening.
w. V. Covey was in Seattle on
business Saturday.
r. G. Thompson was transact.
ing business in Seattle the latter
part of last week.
V. A. Simpson was in Seattle
last Friday on business connect
with the cannery.
The Misses Lillian and Alice
Gerry were home from the U. of
w. over the week end.
PaulThorscn and Alfred Ward.
u. of w. students, visited the
home felix's over Sunday.
Don't forget the date of the
meeting at the Presbyterian
church Saturday, s p. m.
Rev. r. A. Galley returned on
Saturday from his trip to East
ern Washington and Idaho,
r. Mansfield was in Everett
last week for n short visit with
his son who has been quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gilfillan
and children returned to Granite
Falls on Friday after a few days
visit with relatives at Vashon.
c. A. Barton is taking a vaca-
ton from his duties as carrier on
Route /. |. O. Thompson is
substituting during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nickerson OF Sc
attic were calling on Island
friends last Saturday. They
had just returned from a trip
east. and are planning to remove
to California in the near future.
A D. Kingsbury, road super
visor. stated to reporter of The
Record on Wednesday that he
would have force in a day or
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24

DEHoRNING J. r.. Winery is
prepared to dehorn Your stock.
No saving, no tying critters
down; one clip and the horn is
off. Price 81 per animal; each
head thereafter 75cts. Phone
l4l1. 1914
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24
PRESBYTERIAN

Services will be held at the
usual hours this Sunday, Jan, 27.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24

two at work repairing the break
in the old road TO Vashon dock.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gammell
motored 10 Seattle last Friday.
Fl. +. Moe returned Saturday
evening from a visit in Seattle.
Robt. Gerry, ir., and Don Mills
were visitors in Seattle en- Satur-
day.
Mrs. Phil Pierson and daugn.
ter Phyllis visited in Seattle ON
Monday.
Chas. Deppman made a trip to
Seattle on the afternoon boat
Saturday.
w. j. Gordon made pilgrim
age to the county seat the latter
part Of the week.
Mrs. p. d. Halsey and Mrs. Il.
Il. Deyo We're visitors in Seattle
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wade Hamp.
ton of Tacoma were guests over
the week end of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
X. Carver.
S. j. Steffenson was a visitor
in Seattle on Tuesday.
Rev. ID. Oastler was entertain
ed at the G. w. Blekking home
on Monday. On Tuesday he was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Beall, sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Halsey
have moved to their new home,
the James property, south of
Vashon. The house has been
enlarged and remodeled to meet
the requirements of the new
owners and is now an up-to- date
structure.
Miss Eleanor Galley entertain
ed a number of her schoolgirl
friends by giving a "kimona
party" at her home on Friday
evening. Miss Kate Harmeling
acted as chaperone. The young
ladies attended the entertain
ment at Center, after which they
returned to the parsonage and
made merry until a late hour.
A woman so years of age, re.
siding at Kalama, has knitted 81
sweaters. 6 helmets, & pairs of
socks, : pairs of wristlets and "a
scarf, to date, for the Red Cross.
She also knitted 3 pairs of nit
tens for her grandchildren at
Christmas and one pair for a
grandson. who is somewhere in
France. Her name is Mrs. Geo.
Jenkins.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24
Church Announcements
METHODIST

Next Sunday ] shall begin 4
series of SERMONS, The pyra-
midal Character" founded on .
Peter 1;5-7. This viii extend
over several weeks. Anyone
wishing TO get the connection,
and no one sermon will be en-.
tircly complete When heard alone.
should attend all the services.
Next Sunday ! shall discuss
Faith as the Foundation. I"
Evening subject, THE Great
Call" II. A. Galley, Pastor.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24
GONE TO HER REWARD

The following obituary is tax
en- from the Sheboygan County
(Wis) News of Jan. Is, 1918.
Mrs. Blekking died Jan. 18th:
Mrs. Alydia c. Blekking,
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The regular meeting of the
Willing Workers, at the home of
Mrs. l.. C. Beall, jr., ON Thurs.
day of last week, was well at
tended and considerable work
was completed.
Rev. David Oastler of Monte.
sano was visitor in Vashon,
Tuesday, and preached in the
Presbyterian church in the even
ing.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24

For SALE Thoroughbred Leg
horn cockerels, > two. year. old
bronze gobblers, , Toulouse
ganders. Mrs. II. e. Reynolds.
Glen Acres. 1915
The Ely miner., 1918-05-03

L. Matthews, Adam Mattola, M. A.
Martin, John A. Martin, p. A. Mau.
rice, Joseph Matesha, Hulda Mattila,
w. A. McCurdy, Mrs. Ada McCurdy,
Grant McMahan, Harold F. McFar-
land, Oscar Melin, Mrs. Frank Mcr-
har, Alice I. Miller, Thos. E. Miller,
Mrs. E. Mabel Miller, Clarence L.
Mergenthaler, James Mitchell, Mrs.
Sarah Mitchell, William Mitchell,
Fred L. Mokros, Ambrose Mabilija,
Anton Morawetz, Matt Moravitz, H.
d. Mullan, Evelyn Nankervis, Florence
Nankervis, James Nankervis, Chas.
Nappa, Henri Nappa, A. w. Nelson,
Ellen T. Nelson, Mrs. John Nelson,
Cecil John Nichols, William H..
Nicholas, Winnifred Mae Nichols,
Harry C. Newgord, Mick Nick, Hans
|. Niemi, Chas. Nieminen, Otto Nix
lander, Erik Nikkinen, Alfred Nissila,
Nicola Nurni. John Ny,und, Gust Ny
man, Melville Odgers, William Olds
Jr, Evelyn Olson. John Omerza,
John Palmgard. Andrew Paris, Owen
w. Parker. Mabelle s. Parker, John
Paulos, Matt Pavlisich, Swan Pear
sen, Jacob Pekkala, Elma S. Pekkala,
Ananias Pentinen, Tony Perusini,
Jack Peshel Jr., Joe Peshel Jr., John
n. Pete, Oscar P. Peterson, Wendla
Peterson, VIM. Petherick, Mrs. VIM.
Petherick, L. w. Phillips, Dorothy
Pickavance. Mrs: Frances Picka.
vance. VIM. H. Pierce, Henry
Pietala, Hulius Pietala, George
Piskur, Mike Porkki, Matt e.
Porthan. Bernice e. Prisk, James
Prout, Elizabeth Ann Prout, John
Prout, Mrs. John Prout Jr., John
Pusari, Chas Quigley, Jako Raihaia,
The Ely miner., 1918-05-03

Abrahamson, John Auman, John An.
dolshek. st. Barbara Society. Ursula
Beck, Vencel Benko, Carl Beck, Geo.
L. Brozich, Anna NJ Brozich, Mike
Brula, Mike Bachar, Fred Brunskole,
Math. Banovetz, Louis Bubley, John
Butala, Robert j. Brozich, George w.
Brozich, Jack Berchan,. Alfred Brou-
ilette, Steve Banovetz Sr., Marko
L. Bluth Jr., Frank Beuk, Domijan
Bohinc, Morris Bourgin, Tony Balant,
John Champa, Lucas Chimzar, Mich
ael Cherne, Louis Champa, Barth Coz
fey, Daniel Chacich, Sam. Cohen,
Frank Church, Math. Culak, Steve
Cooper, Henry Carlson, James Crow
ley, Frank Deyak, John Deyak, Os-
car Dahl, Ludvik Deyak, Erick Erick-
son, Frank Erzar, Edel Ellefsen, Emor
Ellefsen, A. D.. Ellefsen, Ethel Ellef-
sen, Elden Ellefsen, Edith Ellefsen,
Everett Ellefsen, Chas. Erickson,
Leopold Erchull, Agnes Erchull,
Toivo A. Elfving, First State Bank,
Aloizija Follmaier, Martin Fink, John
Follmaier, Ignace Fink, Math. Ferjan-
cich, Henry Filson, Math. Grahek, Mi
chae1 Grahek, John B. Grahek, Jo-
seph Grahek, Jacob Grahek, Steve %.
Grahek, Anton Gradishar, Chas. Cor
she, Anton Calm, Frank Godec, Frank
Gradishar, John Grekela, John Gla-
van, Math. Golobich, Frank Gruden,
Joseph Gachnik, Mrs. G. P. Gianotti,
Joseph Gerzin, Ole Hanson, John A.
Harri, George B. Hughes, Arvid Huit-'
tanen, Elias Helpakka, John Hren,
Frederick Hill, Mike Hill, Math.
Holkka, John Heino, Frank Haney,
j. d. Harrington, Kristjan Harju, An
drew j. Herrala, John Haappala,
Math. Hernivesh, John Istenich, John
Anton Indihar, Joseph Jud-
The Ely miner., 1918-05-03
ELY Liberty LOAN PLEDGES TOTAL $149. $50, 90

Edwin Rantanen, Glenn A. Rice, Elda
Rapson, Henrietta Rapson, Sam Rap
son, John A. Riikola, Mrs. Thomas
Rhine, Matt Ronka, Albert Roskiliy.
Mrs. Clara Rothman, J. A. Rothman,
George w. Rothman, Wilbur C. Roth
man, Richard ]. Rowe, Maynard p.
Rude, Andrew Saari, Peter Sabatine,
Elias Salsa, Frank Sajovich, Frank
Samec, o. w. Sarkipato, John Sedey,
John Sedey Guardian of Annie Flori.
dan. Alice Seliskar, Joe Sever, An.
thony Shweiger, Mike Sihto, Joseph
Silc, Marshall Simonson, Anti Sipola.
Anton Sjoberg, John Skantze, John
Skantze No. 2, Alfred Skoland,
John Skraba, A L. Skufca,
mon Smale, Louis S1abod.
mix, Mike Somero, John Smale, John
Sonninen, Sokol No. 20 8. N.
P. j., ak Sci olich, Joe
Stare, Alpha Stanley, Nora Ber-
gette Steenerson, Julia Winnifred.
Stephens, Peter Stark, Alexander
Stoeff, Charles A. Strachan, Ruth
Strachan, Andrew Sund, A. l.. Sund-
holm, Chas. X. Sunnarborg, Robert
Suominen, Mrs. Doris X. Sutherland,
George David Sutherland, Harry Ken
non Sutherland, H. A. Sheppard,
Jack Sippola, Clifford Takkunen,
Frank Telich, Ernesto Terzino,
A. ]. Thomas, Mrs. A. ]. Tho
mas, Theo. Thompson, Victor
Thompson, Jaaka Tikkala, Mrs. r. X.
Toms, Ada Tregear, Avis Criston Tre-
gear, John T. Tregear, John H. Tre-
gear, Martha Trezona, Edith Trezonc,
Charles Trezona, William J. Trud-
geon, Herman Tuomala, Leander III.
iakko, Adelaide Yan Blarcom, Mrs.
Sarah E. Van Blarcom, John 'Tuomala,
John Vertin, Mrs. Rena S. Walbank,
Mrs. Rena s. Walbank Guardian,
Minnie Wallace, Thos. C. Wallace,
Matt Weiss, Frances Louise Wertz,
Peter w. Western, H. E. White. Dor
othy White. Mrs. Elada White, ]. H.
White, Mrs. Maude J. White, L. 7.
White, Mrs. L. ]. White, Henry Wicks.
Mrs. Annie Williams, Marcella VIII
liams, T. H. Williams, Solomon Wttra,
John Yu'otz. George ]. Yadiosky.
Ida Arkilander, Evelyn Carlson.
John Celesnlk, Myrtli Clark, Marie
Crouch, Agnes Hobe. Helen w. Horst.
Jalmer Laitinen, Ruth P. Lindell.
Evan MarcOff. Clara MarchaDd, John
Nuopponen. Florence McLauchlan,
Sadie Peterson, Agnes Proctor, Melba
K. Roberts, Cora st. Marie, Joze Stu
par, X. N. Willamun Tuna No. 4.
Eta Bornkamp. Hannah Coughlin,
Mary l Elwell. Gina Finsted, Louise
Z. Gallagher, Florence Hayden, Jen.
ME Olander. Grace Ritchie, Viola
Ritchie. Margaret Stenger. s. +. Fry,
Edith +. Gallagher, Fiavilla Barrett.
d. I. r. RY. list
Thos. Mclaughlin, r. Chimzar, j.
Mohady. E. Mirrell, P. Aubin, Harry
]. p. Purdy, A. Bystrom,
d. Berglund. P. Grubsn, Clarence
Chinn, John Zgnoc, A. J. Halliday,
Frank Anderson. Albert Burgess. G.
c. Winchell.
The Ely miner., 1918-05-03
Mining Employees Subscribe SIS 300---D. l. r. Workers,
750FIrst National Bank Receives Subscriptions for SIS
600 and the First State Bank for $73 Oliver Mining
Company and D. r. Credits for Ely Not Yet Announced
Basng Population Of 60o0 Amount Of Individual subscrp
tons Amounts to s24 SO for Each Man. Woman and Child Ely

The Third Liberty Bond drive
has closed and first payments oi
FIVE per cent are expected to be
made tomorrow. The committees
who had charge of the drive report
that people were anxious to pur-
chase this issue and that very little
trouble was experienced in making
sales.
Everybody, who could possibly
do so, bought all they could handle.
Edward F. Brownell was the first
to appear at the bank on the open
ing day of the sale for Liberty
Loan bonds, and secured his bond.
Capt. Frank Kent invested SIS, 900
here and also $40, 900 in Duluth.
The committee who had charge of
the Chandler district report that
John Otrin was one of their best
statesmen.
Outside of the Kent purchase all
the others of the amount were
small purchases, the largest we
understand being $4,000 by indi-
viduals. The several societies in
vested some of their funds taking
as high as $40, 900 in some cases.
Announcement will probably be
made next week of the amounts al
loted to this city by the Oliver Iron
Mining Company and the Duluth
& Iron Range. The buyers of
bonds are as follows:
FIRST STATE BANK LIST
Mary Agnich, Steve Agnich & Co.,
st. Anthony Society, Frank Arko.
Jaako Arkman, Vincent Adamich, Ole
The Ely miner., 1918-05-03

mich, John -Jerich, Ignatius Jankovich
John Jenko, Peter Jerich, John Jud
mich, Frank Jerich, Mrs. Susan Janek
sela, John E. Johnson, Mrs. Steve Ko
vail, Mrs. Anna Kapsch, Margaret
Kapsch, Catharine Kapsch, John Ko
shak Sr., Jacob Kunstelj, Joseph Ka
Ian Sr., John Kuznik, Laurence Ku
har, John Kosmerl, Frank Kromar
Mrs. Mary Kovach, Mauritz Kangas
niemi, Alice Kukko, Arne Kortikka
Matt Kero, Frank Kaplan, John .Konu
John Kobetich, Blaz KauzIarich, Isaac
Kyra, Jack Kelin, Anna 81. Kotche.
var, Karolina Klobuchar, Jack Klo.
buchar, Mary Kovall, Frank
Kalan, Joseph Kalan, Jr., Chas.
Killing, Fred Kittle, Anna B. Kotche.
var, M. L. Kapsch, Math. L. Kapcsh
Jr., Math. Kapsch, John Kapsch Jr.,
Math. Kapsch Jr., John Kukkanen,
JOS. r. Kapsch, James I. Laing, 10.
seph Lobe, Mike Leki, Cnas. Litka,
John Loushin, John Lushnyak, Paul
Lutar, Matt Lepisto, Frank Lunka,
Andrew Lahti, Eli Lasich, Matt Luo.
mamaki; John Lozar, Edw. Lampinen,
John Lepisto, Aloizij Loushine, Matt
Levar, Jalmer ttila, James
Mills, Jack Mulec, M. ]. Murphy, Jo-
seph Mantel Sr., Frank Miklausich,
Nick Malinoff, Chas. Merhar, Thomas
Minnimaugh, Jack Matisich, Anton
Mikolich, Valentine Marn, Stephen
Mausar, Joseph Mochnik, Frank Mrak
George Molek, John Maxi, Joseph Ma
vetz ST.. Jacob Maxi, Rev. Frank Mi.
helcic, Frank Mavetz, Jack Mustala,
Ernest Muiha, John Maenpaa, Henry
Mattila. George Movrin, Arnes Mar
tilla, William Maxi, Waino Me-
lartin, H, j. Merdink, Matt
M Muhvich, Joseph Martinetti
The Ely miner., 1918-05-03

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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-07-25
Provost Brothers
HARDWARE

Mrs. Ralph Losher and two child
elm of Portland are guests at the
tome of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Emery.
Want a good job of finishing? Try
the Camera Exchange. II
Mrs. William Myer was called to
Drnsmuir this week to see her son,
Cedric Myer. who is i'll with an at
tack of measles, complicated with
malaria
Studio Ashland, better portraits.
100-tf
Miss Gladys Inflow, who has been
visiting at the Gale residence near
Merlin, Ore, returned home Satur-
cay.
For Rent. A first class furnished
house on Scenic Drive. Billings
Agency 1873
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy X. Hackett and
two children of Grants Pass were in
Ashland over Sunday where they
came to attend Chautauqua.
Geo. Carey, the plumber. Call
314-J. 94-tf
Word has been received this week
from Mrs ]. n Nisbet, who with Nj.
Nisbet, started for Portland short
time ago in their car, stating that
they had arrived safely at their des-
tination. They report having a fine
trip and found the roads in good con-
dition on the way.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-07-25

Lewis Donaldson, a newcomer 10
Ashland from klamath Falls, has
purchased the c. B. Glisan property
on Holly street, and will make his
home there. The sale was made
through the real estate agency Of
c. B. Lamkin.
Chauncey d. Stoddard, member
Of the post office force, who hal
been making a visit to his old home
at Longmont, Colo, has returned.
lie made the trip in his car.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Hamilton are
the proud parents of son who was
torn to them on Tuesday, July 16.
w. r. Court of McCloud, has pur-
chased the Reinhart restaurant on
A street opposite the Southern Pa
cific station, and will occupy it
shortly. Mr.. Reinhart will be en-
rioyed in the restaurant until Au-
gust |.
Elder j. G. Gllstrap of Montague,
Cal, will hold preaching services
next Sabbath Saturday, the seventh
day. at II o'clock. Sabbath school
at 10 o'clock on the 27th at the stone
church, corner East Main and 9TH
streets. Basket dinner in basement
OF church at noon. Come one and
all and rejoice in the service of the
Lord.
District Superintendent II. j. Van
NFcssen and Rev. C. A. Edwards, pas
tor of the local Methodist church
vent to Salem this week to attend
state conference in session there
10 work out plans for following the
recommendations in regard to the
world centenary program adopted al
recent meeting of the Methodist
church held at Columbus, Ohio
which DR.. Van Fossen attended. Mr.
Edwards will take his yearly vaca.
tion at this time and will visit in
Portland and other northern cities
lefore returning home.
Miss Inez Thomas OF Dunsmuir is
in Ashland, the guest Of Mrs. l.. w.
l.oveland.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-07-25

Among the out-of-town people who
have been in Ashland enjoying the
present session of Chautauqua are
Mesdames Hoffman, Rayfolts and
Smith of Jacksonville.
A ten-pound son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. H. Ignatius of the Belle
view district Wednesday, July II.
Mrs. Ruth Dean Dennlson of
Grants Pass is guest at the home of
j. j. Murphy this week.
Miss Priscilla Carnahan will leave
Monday evening for Oakland, Cal,
where she will visit with friends un-
Ill the first of September, when she
will go to San Jose to enter the nor
NAL school there. Miss Carnahan Is
a graduate of the Ashland high
school of the class of 1917, and has
already taught successfully, in rur-
al schools near here.
Rev. Isaac Howell of Lakeyiew, q
former pastor and musical instructor :
in this city, was in Ashland visiting
friends last week preparatory to 60
:rg to Portland to enlist in the army
Y. NJ. C. A. work.
Abe Butler last week purchased a
tract of four acres from J. B. Smith
on Lower Oak street. Mrs. Smith
has been in poor health for some
time and expects to leave with his
wife for California to spend the COM
ing winter. This deal was consum-
pGted through the Lamkin agency.
Miss Lucy Carle of Rogue River
came to Ashland Wednesday evening
10 attend the band concert in the
Chautauqua auditorium.
c. O. Porter, a Southern Pacific
conductor, left Tuesday night for
Fort Stevens where he will pay a
visit to his son, c. o. Porter, Jr,
who is in the army service there.
Mrs. Fred Schneider will leave Fri
day night for Tacoma, Wash, where
she will join Mr.. Schneider and make
her future home. Mr.. Schneider has
heen appointed official meat inspec-
tor at that point.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-07-25
PAGE FIVE
Cliff Payne makes fences.

Misses Hortense Winter and Luz
ellie Barber, who have been spending
the past year in San Francisco at
tending a school of telegraphy, have
completed the course, and returned
ncme last evening where they wiz
await call to service,
Dr. and Mrs. w c. Driver were
in Ashland yesterday attending the
Chautauqua The Drivers will be re-
membered as the evangelists who
conducted series of meeting here
last winter with the chapel car Good
Will" They have been holding
meetings along the railroad north
ever since leaving this city, and are
now stationed at Grants Pass. They
lave just closed series of services
a. Gold Hill
Kenneth Allen Wolcott, the infant
sor Of Mr.. and Mrs, Chester w. VOL
oott of Marshfield, died Thursday
Of last week and was buried Friday.
"he little one was the grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Pohland of this
city.
The Tldings is in receipt of
telegram which arrived this morning
stating that Charles l.. Stannard, 73
y ears of age brother of Orlo Stan
nard of Ashland, dropped dead la!e
Tuesday at his farm in western New
York.
The Illinois picnic is in session in
the park today, and all the residents
of the Rogue River valley who orig
inally came from that state or that
ever lived there at any time are eX-
pected to be in attendance.
Mr.. and Nrs. Emil Bolderman Of
San Francisco are guests in Ashland
Of Mr. and Mrs. L. n. Butler. They
expect to leave tomorrow with the
Buffers in the latter's car for Crater
Lake where they will enjoy a few
days outing Mr.. Bolderman is one
of the firm of -Bolderman, cho-
colate manufacturers of San Fran
cisco.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-07-25
Local and Personal


Mrs. r. w. Curvelier and little
daughter came to Ashland week
ago from Oakland ard will remain
here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Briggs have
returned home from an extended
trip that included many of the east
ern cities. While absent they visit
ed their son, Lieut.. Billy Briggs, at
Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky.
For reliable plumbing call 314-J.
94-tf
Mrs George W. Dunn entered a
local hospital Tuesday for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Nelson of Chit
dress, Texas, have come to Ashland
TO spend the rest OF the summer
They are uncle and aunt of Miss
Lena Nelson, superintendent of the
Granite City hospital.
Our kodak finishing will please
tho Camera Exchange. If
Fred A. Fry of Phoenix enlisted
IN the navy at the local recruiting
office yesterday and left for Port
land last night to take the physi-
cal examination. He will enter the
service as hospital apprentice.
Furnished apartments for rent,
close in; first floor; nice location.
Billings Agency. 1873
Mrs. L. G. Glieve, superintendent
OF the Sanitarium, has returned from
Can Francisco where she accompan-
led a patient to the Southern Pa
cific hospital While absent Mrs.
Gleve took a much needed rest.
Choice Gravenstein apples. Can't
be beat for cooking, 75c per 2O-lb
box delivered. Phone 9-F-11.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Clary, accom-
panied by Ol,n Conwell, have gone
to Portland where they expect to To-
cate.