Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-07-15

10 ner nome In TINS city TO remain
here during the coming session Of
Chautauqua.
Miss Lennio Snodgrass of Van
corver, Wash, was guest of Mrs.
NJ. @. Reed, at her home on Scenic
Drive last week. In company with
ether friends Miss Snodgrass made
a pleasure trip later in the week
&c Shasta Springs and Crater Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fuller of Oak
mont farms, Talent, were guests at
the home of the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Fuller, of North
Main street, Thursday
j. II. McGee and family left yester-
day for Lake of the Woods, where
they will spend couple of weeks
camping out in the wilds.
The Martin brothers are in Ash
land for two months stay after
having lived in Portland since last
September. The hunting and fishing
season is near at hand, and the Mar
tins can't stay away when hunting
is ripe.
According to Mrs. r. c. Gard, a
special delivery letter was received in
Ashland yesterday stating that the
members of the Goth battalion in
which are a number of Ashland bays,
have left Fort Stevens and are in
Portland where they were detained
Tor equipment. While nothing def
inite could be learned rs to their
route or when they would pass
through Ashland should they come
this way, it is thought they will
probably come through this city some
time soon.
Cliff Payne makes pickers' ladders.
During the passing of a troop train
Saturday afternoon, the men disem-
rarked and marched up the streets
Tor exercise About five companies
consisting of about 500 uniformed
men came as far as the Plaza where
they rested long enough to favor the
spectators with several songs of tru-
" warlike nature. The soldiers were
fine looking lot of boys and were
bubbnng over with enthusiasm TO
get into the fight.
Mrs. 0. A. Paulserud left Friday
night for Tacoma where she will visit
her mother for several weeks. She
expects to stop in Portland on her
way to see a brother who IS there.
Mrs c. ". Chattin and two child
ren left Saturday for San Francisco
where they went to see Mr.. Chattin,
who is in a hospital there for treat
ment. They expect to be gone only
a few days.
Mrs. l. D. Idleman of Pendletoa
is guest at the home of Mrs. PeTnie
Johnson OF North Main street.
Rush Greive was in Ashland from
his ranch near Hornbrook over the
Fourth of July celebration and the
Roundup.
\ party consisting of Henry Mos
Ter, DR.. Il. A. Carnahan, Misses
Gladys and Dorothy Carnahan and
Huth Ossman went to Crater Lake
Wednesday in the Mosier car, for a
few days camping trip. They went
by the way of Medford and returned
early Saturday morning by way of
Pelican Bay and the Dead Indian
road.
Mrs. Frank Dickey went to Port
land Friday evening TO spend several
Gays in that city.
DR.. S. T. Songer left Friday even
ins for Fort Stevens where he will
.oin Mrs. Songer and spend few
Gays with their son, Slade, who is
stationed there and who expects to
leave in a short time for service in
France. Mrs. Songer preceded the
doctor to Fort Stevens several days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. julia
Hockett and three children accom-
Ianied Taxi Driver H. j. Boyd to
Crater Lake last week where they
spent several days. They returned
Thursday evening, via Pelican Bay
Word was received in ashland that
q son was born to Mr.. and Mrs, Har-
Yey Ling, of Oxnard, Cal, on July 12.