Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-05-22

stopped over in Ashland, going down
Tuesday morning.
Bishop Scadding of the diocese of
Oregon was in Ashland for few
brief hours last Monday.
-Brooms. Ask your dealer for the
product of the local factory. S7-tf
Many Ashland people are taking
in the Odd Fellows grand lodge at
Medford for this week. A large
number of Ashland autos go down
this afternoon to bring some of the
visiting delegations to the upper part |
of the valley.
-Wide-toe, low-heel pumps for
big girls at Briggs
Mrs. c. H. Farmer and Miss
Maude HALEY were at Gold Hill the /
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Hurst spent
Sunday in Medford
Mrs. w. w. Blalock left Sunday
for Weed, CAL, where Mr.. Blalock
is at present stationed, having a run
between Weed and klamath Falls.
Mrs. Blalock will also visit her sister
at MADEIRA, Cal.
Get your Decoration Day flags
at Kohagen's 10c store.
The alumni banquet of the Ash
land high school will be given at the
Oregon Hotel Saturday evening, May
81. Mrs. Conner is preparing some
unique decorations and the menu
will be elaborate. There will also
be banqueting party of % up from
Central Point that same evening
which will keep the Hotel Oregon
rec very busy.
w. E. Grubb of Thrall was over
this week visiting relatives.
-Halford's dry flies. Best trout
| flies made. At Elkhorn Gun Store.
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here the first of the week enjoying
brief vacation and renewing ac-
quaintance with friends of former
years. In the early '90s Mr.. Jamison
was one of the best known men in
the employ of the S. P. here. Later
he moved to Roseburg and forsook
the road for several years, but is now
in charge of the Hill yards at Port
land.
Mrs. G.. W. Milan left yesterday
morning for Eugene to take Master
Keith Baughmann home. He has
been. spending the winter here to
avoid the danger of asthma from the
wet weather there. Miss Grace
Lane county the past year, will re-
turn with her mother
-FOUND-A bunch of keys found
on the street Monday Afternoon was
left at this office for identification
by the owner, who can secure same
by paying for this notice.
e. j. Smith states that his father S
house at Seward, Neb., was destroyed
by the recent tornado, but fortu-
nately there was none of the family
hurt. Several other old neighbors
and friends were heavy losers by the
storm.
E. D. Briggs is at Jacksonville to-
day on business.
Mrs. NJ e. Wood left last Thurs
day for Portland, where she will
spend the summer visiting her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Dr.. M. A. Stratton and
Mrs. H. H. Read, of that city. She
will later go north, where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Frank Burke
(nee Bessie May Wood), who now
resides in Victoria, B. c.
A notice of the evangelistic meet
ings at the Nazarent church became
mislaid Monday and failed to get into
Iuo lruiHSS uo eulJOT IeSIeIo IL
very much, but such accidents will
happen. Even as large a paper as
the Toledo Blade only a couple of
weeks ago had to apologize for the
non-appearance of regular depart
ment because the copy became mis-
laid.
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]. w. Myers of Westpoint and Eli
Wilson of Valley Station, both pre-
cincts being located in the good old
state of Kentucky, not far removed
from Louisville, were in this vicinity
the early part of the week, noting
what southern Oregon had to offer
in the way Of tempting them to ex-
change a habitat from the central
Mississippi valley to the Pacific
slope.