Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-10-09
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7 The quarterly report OF the city
sexton shows that during the quarter
ending September thirtieth there
were buried in Mountain View Gene
terry nine, in Ashland cemetery three
and in Hargadine two, making a total
of fourteen, CT which three were nom
resident. Cash taken in from the
sale of lots amounted to forty dollars.
Henry Thornton, who is ranching
in the east part of the state, is here
for visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Thornton, and with other
relatives.
We wish to announce that we
have the exclusive agency for the
famous Whitman line of candies.
Watch our window. Rose Bros. 1t
Guy Jacobs came to town Thursday
from six weeks stay at Eugene,
where he is now an office man with
the Southern Pacific people, for
whom he has worked more or less in
years past. He is going to stay there
his wife having been there for sew
eral weeks. Guy says he has his eye
on some good alfalfa land near there
and has already invested in herd of
Duroc Jersey hogs on which he could
have doubled his money in a few
days. He has a brother on a ranch
near Eugene.
Father Mccormick, who has been
at Roy, Ore, the past few months,
was in the city today visiting Rev.
Father Moisant. Father Mccormick
says he likes Oregon very much and
is not leaving here because he wants
to, but because his superiors have
ordered him east.
Mrs. L. NJ. Nickerson returned
Wednesday from Medford accompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. G.. w.
Childers. Mrs. Childers, formerly
Miss Leta Nickerson, is we'll known
in Ashland as one of the sweetest
singers of the, valley. Mrs. Nicker-
son expects to leave Sunday or Mon
day for Seattle, where Mr.. Nickerson
is to spend the winter. She will be
accompanied by her niece, Miss Irma
Dyer, who will attend school in Seat
tie this winter.
w. D. Hodgson has, for quick
sale 130 acres REIMBURSEMENT on
Rogue river for 500. This land is
worth at least twice this, some of it
being 5000 land. Good four-room
house. Twelve to Is acres now cul-
tivated; about rs acres tillable land;
40 acres has been plowed. If you are
looking for a homestead close to
high school and Pacific Highway and
on the railroad and river, look this
up at once. 35-tf
George Dunn and wife returned
Thursday from an auto trip to the
north during which they took in the
State Fair at Salem. They report
the fair very interesting one with
many good eXhibits-the display of
poultry being remarkably fine. They
brought back with them Mrs. Dunn's
cousin, Mrs. Ira Nelson, who will
visit for time. She is well known
to many people of this section as
former Sans Valley girl.
Professor and Mrs. H. G.. Gilmore
arrived home yesterday after an itin-
erary trip by steam car, auto and
trolley close upon 10000 miles.
While at Los Angeles Professor Gill
more was the guest of DR.. E. E.
Chandler of Occidental College. and
through his thoughtful auto manipu-
lations was enabled not only to see
beautiful Los Angeles" at its best.
but among other places was enabled
to visit Pasadena and Santa Monica.
Professor and Mrs. Gilmore after
having seen SO much are better salts
fled than ever with Ashland ASIA
home city.
SPs F. Whitmore returned to Ash
land Saturday from Hereford, Ari-
zona, where he has been for the past
eight months on homestead. He
took up 160 acres eight months ago
and bought 160, lying along side of
1t and expects eventually to go into
the stock business. He was formerly
in the cigar business with E. r.
Grieve here The land around Here
ford is of the grazing type, producing
luxuriant crop of bunch grass and
many cattle are raised in that. coun-
try. He says he likes the country
fine SO far.