Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-05-08


to Honolulu to visit their son, Verne
Blue. They sail this week from San
Francisco,
The Helman White Sulphur
Baths and Swimming Pools viii, open
for the season Saturday, May 10 1t"
w. G. Swing is erecting a five
room cottage on Terrace street, one
of the most slightly spots in the city.
1t will cost about $1,000.
w. D. Hodgson went to the Green
Spring Mountain country Tuesday
with a party of landseekers from
Medford.
Rev. William Lucas was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll Monday
night. His many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
J. H. Grove and Paul G. Deuber
of the Green Springs Mountain ranch
were transacting business in the city
yesterday.
Get absolutely pure maple syrup
in gallon cans at the East Side Mar
ket. 99-4t
Amos Gray of Newberg, Yamhill
county, who some time ago pur-
chased the Akin property on the
East Main street road, has been
Joined by his family recently.
Captain R. NJ. Creswell of San
Diego, Cal, commissioner of public
ity of the San Diego exposition, was
in the city yesterday distributing lit
erature.
Misses Laura and Madeline Silver
went to Sans Valley Wednesday
evening to attend a school picnic.
Miss Laura Silver formerly taught
in the same district.
Everyone is busy in Ashland now,
remarked a business man Tuesday
All make their purchases and hurry
out to get to work again. No one is
loafing.
The family of L. j. Meserve, who
is employed at Beebe & Kinney's, ar
rived on No. 19 last night from Gray
River, Wash. They will be at home
at 475 Beach street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Pinkerton of
East Main have learned that their
eldest son, John, has been appointed
mayor in the thriving young town of
Harrison, Idaho.
Protect yourself against loss by
fire, but see Cliff Payne before you
take out a policy-he can save you
money. tt
]. H. Cochran of Medford and A.
R. Hathaway of Seattle were in the
city short time Wednesday, hav-
ing driven from Medford in the for
mer's automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Graham leave
today for Portland. He expects to
make a trip to Seattle and other
northern points in the interests OF
an eastern mandatory in which he
is interested.
Select your new wall paper at
Dickerscn's while the stock is fresh.
The work on the armory is being
delayed by the non-arrival of bolts
for the trusses. The bolts are about
eight feet long and of considerable
diameter, and should have been here
early in April.
The senior class in physics in the
Ashland high school is now studying
electricity and about 20 of the boys
: and girls went up to the city's power
plant Wednesday to study into the
manufacture of Juice" Professo
Moore chaperoned the crowd.
-Buggies at Piel's for 5000.
w. C. High of Doris, CAL, ha
: moved to Talent, where he is demon
strating the Doris electric CHECKER
hatcher. This is a machine operated
by electricity and is so arranged will
the thermostat as to perfectly regu
late the temperature.
: Hubert Farrer, son of Mr. ant
Mrs j. H. Farrer of Winner street
had the misfortune to break his lef
arm on Sunday. This is the secon
accident of that kind that has hap
pened to pupils in Miss Caldwell
room within six weeks.
: Edwin a Turner of the Isle Q
u Guernsey and Miss Edith Gilel c
London, England, were among thos
s who registered at the Commerci;
: Club building this week. They wer
much interested in the Ashland e.
y hibit and took literature away wit
II them.
o The regular annual rumor tn;
the Southern Pacific Railway Con
i pany is going to build new depC
IS has appeared, sure sign of sprin
Mr.. Wolf, lessee of the Depot Hote
informs the TidingS that he has in