Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-05-26

c. M. Ramsby, district game war
den for the Klamath Falls district,
was in the city Friday accompanied
by Mrs Ramsby. They had been az
Medford attending the Odd Fellows
grand lodge and stopped on their
way home to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles Hosley. Mrs. S. E. Martin
of Merrill was also in the party.
Frank j. Strickfadden, who re-
Gently sold his home on Terrace
street, expects to leave early in June |
with his automobile for Montana
He will loaf along and take his time /
to the trip, making it sort of vaca-
ton.
G. F.. Jordan, living east of the,
city, returned Tuesday evening from
sad journey east, where he had
been to attend the funeral of his
mother.
-Brooms. Ask your dealer for the
product of the local factory, S7-tf
M. J. Whytock, who resides near
the Belleview school house, was
probably the first man to have home
grown berries on the Ashland mar
ket. He had several boxes in last
week They are much superior in
appearance to the California berries.
/"Dad' Huntley of Missoula, Mont,
is here, called by the illness of his
father, John Huntley. He is civil
engineer in the employ of the Great
Northern Railway
Cliff Payne makes shirtwaist
boxes.
Mrs. w. ]. P. Newton and daugh-
ters left saturday morning for AL
bany, where they expect to make
their future home. Mr.. Newton pre-
ceded them several weeks The New
ton family are newcomers, who have
only been here about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Fuller, Mr..
and Mrs Bert Kellogg and Benny
Bowers made a merry fishing party
{ to the Rogue river Sunday. They
report fair catch
Mrs. S. R. Allen of Eugene arrived
: Thursday evening to visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
t G. H. Tostevin.
Word was received announcing the
death of Mrs. Kate Andrus of Boil
l var, N. Y, which occurred at the
2 Battle Creek, Michigan, Sanitarium
!. at 9 o'clock this morning. Mrs. An.
r drus is the daughter of James Thorn
: ton, on Manzanita street, and lived
: here for many years. She spent
some time here in the early spring
i E. P. Hughes returned the last O.
n the week from Klamath Falls, where
o he has been since the 9Th of May
t He reports things just as quiet ther'
dS Ill ASHldnu.
q Frank Rose of Talent, H. S. Evans
A. E. Mitchell and M. c. Bressle
went to Hornbrook Friday to lool
after a mining property they are in
> terested in.
-One-third off on Red Seal 1ail
goods for this week only at Enders'
Mrs. A. H. Hunt of Portland ar
rived in this city last week on hel
way home from a trip to Arizona
where she had been with her hus
\ band Mr.. Hunt, who was formerl!
a stock dealer in Ashland, is on hi
way from Arizona with a car of cat
tie, which he may dispose of her,
or may ship to Portland. Mrs. Hun
has been the guest of her daughter
r Mrs. Will Dodge, while in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dennis an,
e children, who were up from McCloud
t Cal, to attend the Dennis family re
Y union, left for their home toda,
noon.
Shirts and underwear made t
measure at Ores Tailoring Shop.
Glenn Conwell, formerly of Ash
land, now with the California-Ore
gon Power Company at Medford, me
with a painful accident Saturda
: while motoring to Gold Hill. One o
Il pair or electricians spurs he car
Il ried on his shoulder slipped so as t.
: catch in the chain of his motorcycle
throwing the other into his face. Hi
face was bruised considerably.
Roy Walker and Miss Ethel Dav
export have sold the II h acre trac
they recently purchased of Leonar,
Lawson to E. w. Randall of Florida
j., who has been here some weeks. H
;, will take possession at once an
u make Ashland his future home.
Yesterday Mrs. R. L. Burdic, Mrs
Sirea Grant and Mrs. w. H. Da
were the guests of Judge and Mrs