Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-25
Tuesday evening, 1880. ..... 25c.
Thursday evening, for beginners 25c
Saturday afternoon, children. 15c
Saturday evening, special music 25c
For private skating and basket
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343 Mountain Avenue, Ashland.

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They had been absent several weeks. |
j. W. Easterling returned Tuesday
noon from a two weeks trip to the !
Willamette Valley and The Dalles.
]. ]. Morton has been at klamath
county the past week buying raw
material for the Ashland Mill.
Mrs. Frank Nelson is in Granite
City Hospital recuperating from an
operation which she underwent last
week
E. r. Wick, who is working for a
telephone company in Portland, ar
rived in the city Tuesday noon to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Wick.
Miss V. Mcfarland, a registered
nurse from Portland, came Sunday
to spend the holidays with her faith
er, Mr.. A. Z. Mcfarland.
Don Whitney has gone to klamath
Falls for a duck hunt before assum-
ing his new job of engineer on the
Weed branch.
Miss Myrtle Hunt, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Dodge,
for several weeks, returned to her
home in Portland Monday.
John Pearson arrived Wednesday
morning from San Francisco to spend
the holidays with his father, John
Pearson, on the Boulevard road.
Mrs. ]. w. Leland, a daughter of Mr..
Pearson, of Dunsmuir, will also spend
the holiday season with her father
D. H. Jackson was up from Med
ford Tuesday afternoon transacting
business.
} Ad Helms has returned from a
) months stay at Ell Centre, in the
Imperial Valley of Southern Califor-
mia, and reports having built two
machine shops, one laundry and two
cottages on his property there.
Rev. DR.. Brewer and Rev. John NJ.
Beaver were at Talent Sunday and
conducted memorial services for the
late L. N. Judd, who-like them
: selves-was a minister of the gospel
: though not actively in the service.
The improvements on the Turner
building at the corner of Fourth and
A streets are progressing quite rapid
ly, and the building will be ready
e for occupancy early in the year.
Eugene will pave 79 blocks of
street next year.
o A ten-pound baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hamaker in Ash
, land Tuesday of this week. Mrs.
. Hamaker was formerly Miss Bessie
Moore, a daughter of Attorney and
Mrs. w. ]. Moore of this city.
Drake Brothers, formerly with the
Vienna Bakery, announce through
our advertising columns that they
have purchased the Royal bakery and
cafe. Read their Christmas announce
ment.
Crowson's was rushed so with or
ders that candy makers were COM
PEELED to work till o'clock Wednes-
day morning to make candy to sup
ply the trade. Win says advertising
pays when your goods are right and
you treat the public right.
E. G. Owen came over from Hit
Wednesday to spend Christmas with
his family.
G. M. Lawrence went to Medford
today to buy Christmas turkey, the
local demand having been larger than
anticipated and the supply exhausted
Superintendent Metcalf and Messrs
Wester, Corrigan, Wiley and Smith
all officials of the Shasta division
came up with the supply car Tuesday
Mr.. Metcalf, in speaking of the resig-
nation Of General Superintendent
Davis, and possible changes caused
thereby, expressed the hope that II
would make no changes In the Shasta
division, a wish which is heartily
echoed by his many friends in Ash
land.
r. L. Vining of Fairbanks, Alaska
who is spending the winter in Seat
tie, came down a few days ago to
spend the holidays with his mother,
Mrs. Mary H. Vining, his sister, Mrs.
Granger, and his brother, Prof. ].
Irving Vining. Mr.. vining reports
Fairbanks inhabitants much encour-
aged over the prospects of a rail-
road. He came out an the last boat
which came down the Yukon this
. fall. He is in the wholesale grocery
business and has the orpheum cir
cult theatre in that city.