Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-24

Aldo E. Jordan of this city and |
Miss Rose Coovling of Oakland were
issued a marriage license at San
Francisco, February 3. Al admits
that he is now a benedict, but fur |
ther particulars are unknown even
to his relatives in this city. The It'd |
ings extends hearty congratulations. |
THE Man in Overalls" was in
town Saturday Afternoon. On closer
inspection it proved to be C. b. Lam
kin making his preparations 20 ship
his team, farm implements, automo-
bile, ETC., to his ranch at Montague.
He has already gone with the car
and Mrs. Lamkin expects to leave in
a few days.
The genuine "1S47 Rogers
Bros" and 1885 Wallace" silver
ware in the new patterns at our
usual low prices. If you want the
imitation brands stamped with some
other Rogers name, we have them
in case, 26 pieces, knives, forks
and spoons, at 81. Whited the Jew
eler. 7S-2t
E. E. Phipps is cleaning up the
lots opposite Dodgc's store, which he
traded for of Ed A Estes last fall,
and will plant them to spuds Mr..
Phipps hopes to ultimately erect a
building thereon for his implement
business, but at present is tied up by
the lease of the building he now oc-
cupies.
In the "Osteopathic Physician" of
Chicago, recent date, appears a por-
trait of Otis and Oliver Nichols, twin
sons of DR.. w. E. Nichols of Enter
prise, Ore, former well-known res
! ident of this vicinity. The lads are
bright little fellows of two-and-a-
half years, and in the paper men
t toned they are credited with being
young Oregon osteopaths."
w. d. Edmonston, at the head of
the Ashland chronological Station,
has gone to Washington on summons
from the agricultural department.
weeks, and in the meantime the To-
cal office will be in charge of his
corps of assistants in the main office,
Ashland Improvement Company S
block.
Messrs. and Mesdames G.. S. But
Ter, R. l.. Burdic and l.. A. Neil re-
turned Sunday evening from a six
weeks trip to southern California.
They visited San Francisco, Barron
Hot Springs, Bakersfield, Los An
geles, San Diego, and made a short
run into Old Mexico, returning just
before the trouble began They re-
port a very pleasant trip but were
glad to get back to Ashland
Mrs. T. B. Kinsman o. Medford
has let to |. j. Stewart OF this city
the contract for tie carpenter work
on her two-story brick block at Med
ford, which is to replace the Nash
: livery building. Mr.. Childers of
Medford has the contract for the
brick work, the first story of which
is completed. Mrs. Kinsman was in
. the city Saturday visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Payne.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
' wish to take this opportunity to
thank the public for their liberal
patronage of the Art and Loan Ex-
hibition, to express their appreciation
to those who were so generous as to
4 loan their curios, relics and collec-
4 tions for the exhibit, and their graf
S itude to the performers in the tab
e leaux, to the soloists and musicians
r who were so generous with their
n time and talents in making the pro
gram a success. They are also un-
e der obligations to Mr.. Danford for
n his assistance and the loan of light
It ing fixtures which added so much tC
0 tie enjoyment of the occasion and
e helped make the Wednesday After
d noon Clubs annual celebration al
event in their history.