Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-10

Good, has purchased the Granite
City Express of arthur F. Abbott
and will hereafter conduct that dray
business, making his headquarters
with Rose Brothers
Miss Helene s. Casey is taking a
weeks vacation from her duties in
the postoffice.
Ellis H. Evans of Red Bluff spent
Sunday here.
Bert J. Griffith, formerly rural
| mail carrier on the Ashland route,
who some time ago passed a good ex-
animation in the railway mail ser
vice, has been ordered to report to
Portland for duty February Is.
You see them wherever you go,
they go wherever you see them:
Ford, the universal car, sold by the
Ford Garage, Shook building 74-2t
Cliff Payne was down the line Fri
day on business.
Colonel Mundy and Mr.. Neil of
Medford were in the city Sunday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Neil is owner of
tract of land which the Minney peo-
pie are negotiating for.
Andy McGee has returned from
southern California, where he spent
the past two months.
Earl McCurdy of Portland was
here on visit LAST week
Phone 213-R for the Granite
City Express for quick dray work.
Prompt, reliable service and reason
able charges. Walter Hash, propri-
etor. 74-2t
F. S. Billings went to Medford Fri
day to spend the day and put out
some advertising for the Hotel Co
lumbia.
w. d. Hodgson was transacting
! business in Phoenix on Friday.
If you are an optimist be sure
and hear the free lecture at the Star
Theatre Wednesday at 8 p. m. L. F.
| link takes this view in his lecture,
Looking Ahead Thousand Years"
C. H. Farmer has returned to
Foot's Creek after spending month
here on account OF the illness of a
little daughter.
We will make special prices on
| complete railroad watches during our
removal sale. R. J. Smith, jeweler.
Mr.. F. S. Taylor and family, now
residin G at 264 Grant street, expect
| to leave in a few days for Spokane,
Wash, where they will make their
| future home.
Mrs. Phillips and daughter of
Texas have rented the Silsby prop
erty, III Third street, and will con-
duct a boarding house there.
Attorney Seager went to Medford
Friday accompanied by his father,
who is here from Minnesota visiting
him.
f. P. Hughes is negotiating with
the Minney people for the sale to
the moi a tract OF land owned by
him along the line of the proposed
interurban.
Just received, a carload of Ford
cars at the Cord Garage, Shook
building, Main street. Come and
pick your car before they are all
gone. 74-2t
| H. G. Butterfield transacted busi-
ness in Medford Friday.
Charles Butterfield, a tubercular
| patient at the hospital the past three
months, was able to return home
last week. He is very much i'm
proved in health and his ultimate re-
covery seems assured.
Mr.. August Schuerman OF Weed,
Cal, spent last week at home with
his family, having short respite
from his work in the Weed Mercan-
tile Companys store
]. L. Gault has sold his residence
property at 294 Oak street to C. ].
Foster, lumber grader at Hit, who
will take possession the 18th of this
month. Mr.. Gault will probably To-
cate near Fresno, Cal, where he has
been offered a good position.
G. n. Hedberg has returned from
Oakland, Cal, where he was called
several days ago By the illness of his
father, who has since died.
Claude Saunders, who has been
taking a two weeks layoff, has re-
turned to duty, and the office of the
F. e. Conway Company is again open
for business. Mr., Conway is expect
ed back from Seattle in about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Collyer of
Detroit, Mich, are in the city.
About ten years ago Mr.. Collyer
came out and took a timber claim
on Anderson creek and is making