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

OF their son-ln-law, Fred Schilling. |
Mrs. George N. Sullivan and
daughter of Weed. CAL, have been
visiting at the homes of Henry voss
and ]. L. Gault.
Pumps in patent, ooze, tan and
calfskin, with the latest cap toe, with
and without straps. Briggs Shoe
Store.
The Tidings is for sale at W. M.
Poley's Drug Store. II East Main st.
NJ. B. Wilson, the tailor who left
here few weeks ago With the in
tention of going into business in
Tulare, Cal, did not remain there,
but went on to Los Angeles, where
he now intends to locate.
Ed A. Estes has let the contract
for five-room bungalow to be built
on his lots on North Main street to
Clayton Borer. The building will
be erected at once.
Mrs. Helen E. Close of the
Home of Truth will give a divine
science lecture Friday evening at 8
p. m. All are cordially invited.
H. B. Barnett and wife of Central
Point were in the city Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. ]. R. Casey and Mrs. Ran
deau were at Medford this week,
representing the local Rebekah lodge
at the grand lodge. Postmaster
Casey went down Wednesday to
spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Barrett OF
Huron, s. D., who have been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Turner, left last night for theil
home.
You'll come away with aching
sides from College Boys" H. S
gym, May 23.
All singers in the city are invited
to help form the choir for the unior
memorial service at the Chautauqua
building Sunday. A rehearsal will
be held in the Presbyterian church
Thursday at s p. m.
H. E. Momyer of klamath FALL
was in the city Tuesday getting sign
ers on a petition for his appointment
as superintendent of Crater LAX,
Park.
Don't fail to see college Boys
at the high school gym Friday even
ing, May 29.
Mrs. Claud Coon of Klamath Fall
arrived in Ashland Monday night an
accompanied her mother, Mrs. A.
Farrar, to the Rebekah assembly a
Medford this week. Mr.. Coon wi
be here to spend Sunday.
: E. H. Hanford, president of Cit
zens State Bank of Oakdale, Wash
| was in the city yesterday and toda
looking after his real estate interest
here.
college Boys is the latest an
livest thing in college plays. H.
: gym, May %.
Mrs. Hill, who has been occupyin
, the Palmerlee residence on Grant
: street, will occupy the Episcopal rec
tory during the absence of Mrs
Lucas, who goes east with her hus
bands remains, and Ed A. Estes an
family will occupy the Palmerlee res
idence until their new bungalow
completed.
William Donnie of Long Beacf
CAL, left for his home yesterday al
ter looking around the Rogue an
Umpqua valleys. He was favorabl
impressed with the country and wen
home to confer with Mrs. Donnie re
Y garding locating in southern Oregon
Business mems chicken Dime
f given by the ladies of the Christia
. church at G. A. R. hall Saturda!
May "a, l. a. m. to 2 p. m. Dime
35 cents. Everybody welcome.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carter an
Mrs. A. E. Kinney motored to Grant
Pass yesterday.
Tom Johnson was down from Eu
gene last week visiting friends.
The baths at the NatatoriuI
will be open Saturday. 1O2-2t
Cliff Payne makes swinging sci
ties.
Charles E. Bassett of Fennvillt
: Mich, brother-in-law of the lat
Rev. William Lucas, is in the cit!
o called hither by the decease of tn
= recent rector of Trinity Episcops
S church.
o. A. Stillman, the well-known pre-
hibition orator and former candidat
for congress, was in the city the firs
!, of the week and spoke in one of tn
t local churches Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c: T. Brown of SAINT