Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-04-14

Oaks ranch were in the city Saturday
visiting Miss Margaret Tomlin.
H. Jennings, who has been looking
after his residence property here, left
Friday night for his home in Port
land.
H. C. Stock went to Central Point
Friday to take charge of the funeral
of Henry Daley oof Eagle Point, who
died Wednesday. The remains were
brought to Central Point for burial.
One of the large plate glass win
dows in the Enders building on East
Main street was broken by two
worthless fighting ours Friday even
ing, entailing a loss of $50 that is
not covered by insurance.
The Pythian Sisters will hold a
cooked food market at Cameron &
Patty's store Saturday, April 10.
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Messrs. and Mesdames Bert r.
Greer and o. j. Stone motored to
Ray Gold Saturday on fishing trip,
but the weather proved unfavorable
for the sport.
The families of T. w. Atkinson
and w. o. Dickerson, who are under
quarantine for scarlet fever, are get
ting along nicely now, the victims of
the disease being all improving. One
of Mr.. Atkinson's family, daughter,
was not expected to live for some
time, but is now entirely out of dan
ger.
For sale-A top buggy with rub
Der tires for $40. Address c. F. Shep-
herd, 65S Boulevard, Ashland, or
phone 926-J. 92-2t
Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Andrews and
Mrs. Andrews parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Knox, arrived a few days ago from
southern California and are contem-
plating making the valley their fu-
ture home.
Ernest Stewart, who dropped out
of sight en- route home from Wyo-
ming, has been heard from. His
mother received a letter from him a
day or two ago dated in Nevada,
where he had stopped to work in a
nine.
Ladies', when you clean house
this spring better have Kale Shep-
herd tune your piano so you can keep
things in harmony. 92-2t
Mrs. G. w. Reeves and little
daughter Mildred of Medford came
up Friday and staid until Saturday
evening with Mrs. Reeves parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Norwood.
Mr.. C. R. Mccoy and daughter
Bessie, who have been residents of
Ashland for some time past, left for
the central west this morning, via
Portland. They will go direct to
their former home at St. Joe, Mo-,
and later take up their residence at
Fort Scott, Kan.
Several Medford and Gold Hill
Oddfellows, members of the Canton,
were up Sunday visiting the local
Canton.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Reed has been
quite sick for several days at her
home on Church street, but some i'm
provement in her condition is noted
this morning.
o. G.. Steel of Yreka and T. G.
Bradley of Fall Creek We're over to
attend the meeting of the California.
Oregon Power Company employees
club meeting Friday evening and re.
mained till Saturday noon visiting
c. A. Malone and looking over the
city. Mr.. Steel was formerly super.
intendent of, construction for the
company and has many friends and
acquaintances here who were glad tc
meet him.
The Masonic bodies have put fine
new carpet on their hall, costing
nearly $500, and also installed &
vacuum cleaner to care for it with
Dodge & Sons furnished the carpet
. and H. F. Simpson the vacuum
cleaner.
A. Edward Krull, resident agen
for Oregon of the Title Guaranty
Security Co., Scranton, Pa, is herr
from Portland today renewing his ac
quaintance with a number of Ashland
people after lapse of six years.
Chief of Police Oien had an 80
: mile speedometer attached to his mo
;, torcycle this morning, which mean
0 trouble for the automobile speeder
who have been ignoring the yer.
. reasonable speed regulations pre-
scribed by this city.
}, Now is the time to fertilize you
layn and garden. Complete No.
fertilizer $3.50 per hundred at tn
Ashland-Klamath Exchange.
A large delegation from the Pres
byterian church will leave tomorrow
and Wednesday for the meeting O
presbytery and the Womens Presby