Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-24

Lieutenant Marion of the Medford
company was in Ashland last week
taking pointers from the local com
pany in drill matters.
The Park Hotel serves a generous
meal with home cooking. % cents.
Harry Goeller of Klamath Falls is
visiting his aunt, DR.. Bertha Sawyer,
today.
Misses Ruth and Helen Estes and
Lillian Greer have gone to Medford
for few days to join a house party
Naomi Brown is giving.
F. E. Conway Co. design and build
artistic bungalows and Swiss chalets.
Mrs. J. W. Smiley of Medford Wis
tied with |. F. Settles and family over
Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Williams, who has
spent three months here with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. F. Rocho, has returned
to her home in LongmOnt, Colo.
The Park Hotel will serve chicken
dinner July from II a. m. till 2 p.
m. Price 35 cents.
Mrs. J. H. Kennedy has been con-
fined to her bed with a severe attack
/ of neuralgia the past week.
F. r. Merrill returned Thursday
evening from Portland and other
points in the north. He attended the
! Portland Rose Carnival while there
! Horace Brookfield and wife expect
/ to join Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Trefren
| in their jaunt to Cinnabar Springs.
Mr.. Brookfield is section foreman at
J Gregory.
Gloves cleaned free when accom-
I panied with a suit or skirt, at Full
lers, 80 Main street. Phone 119.
The Tidings office acknowledges
with thanks the gift of a box of fine
Bing cherries from E. n. Smith, the
product of Mr. Smiths careful cult
vation.
Mrs. Charles Bland is visiting
friends in Ashland and will remain
until after Chautauqua She is on
her way from San Diego to her home
in Albany.
All cleaning greatly reduced at
Fuller's. Gloves cleaned free, when
sent in with suit or skirt. Phone
119.
The Misses Amy Stannard, Nina
Morris and Helen Chapelle and Mr.
Verne Blue, of the class of 1912, took
the teachers examinations at Jack.
sonvlle last week.
Miss Charlotte NJ Kennard, Ger
man instructor in the local higf
school, left Saturday for San Fran,
cisco to enter Berkeley University
for the summer session.
Money to loan on improved ranch
es, first mortgages; mixed farms pre-
ferred. w. d. Hodgson, Ashland
Phone 427-J.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Trefren lef
Saturday for Gregory, where the!
will stay for a few days before pro
ceeding by trail to Cinnabar Springs
for a two months outing.
Horace Badger, who submitted tC
an operation at the hospital severa
days ago, is reported to be improv
ing steadily and will be able to leav,
for his home in a few days.
There is still time to get your or
der in for the new suit for July 4
but you've got to hurry. l.. J. Orres
Fine Tailoring.
A. w. and w. d. Hodgson hav
sold their 15-acre tract on the Boul
evard near the Bellview school to J
A. Shoenthal. The place was former
ly known as the Cross place.
Mrs. J. R. Casey and daughter
Miss Helen, have returned from thei
extensive visit in eastern points
They report an enjoyable trip an
+ lots of Roosevelt enthusiasm every
where.
Letters of Credit, Foreign and Do
mestic exchanges, travellers check
issued and safe deposit boxes for ren
: at the United States National Bank
C. ]. Bryant and family have re
turned to Ashland from Nevada, Cali
fornia, after an absence from this cit
of about four years. Mr.. Bryan
finds Ashland hard to beat as a hom
city and will make his home here.
Don't allow amateurs to practic
on your garments. They will tax
Ile lllt OuI VI JuSIH. ulleI Is III
leading cleaner. Phone 119. w
call.
Prof. A. j. Hardy of Central Poin
was in the city last Saturday looking
up Chautauqua matters for himsel
and friends in this city. He report
large number of people in his com
munity interested in Chautauqua thi
, year.
Chautauqua tickets at reduce,
rates this week. 29 East Main
Every merchant, every property hold
er and every person who enjoys hear
ing good music, great speakers or Ell
tertainers, should have a seasol