Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16

George Hargadine and was made by
bees on his place on Aida street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Van SAINT and Miss
Margaret Tomlin are spending few
days at the Dunn ranch east of the
city.
Call on us for berry crates and
peach boxes. Carson-Smith Lumber
Co. 6-2t
Mrs E. Peil has returned from a
visit to Klamath Falls, accompanied
by her little niece, Margaret Hargis,
who will spend several weeks here.
L. Schwein returned from Chico,
CAL, Sunday, coming with his son
Caflyn, who will spend the summer
in Ashland.
Remember the midsummer sale
of 20 per cent discount on all mill
linery at Mrs. Simons' millinery par
lors. Aft
F. L. Camps and D. Perozzi went
to Portland Friday evening to take
in the last end of the rose carnival
and attend to business matters.
Miss Maud Rippey of klamath
Falls came over last week and is Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. A. l..
, Harvey, on B street.
Protect yourself against loss by
fire, but see Cliff Payne before you
take out a policy-he can save you
money. tt
Mrs. ]. D. Fry of Grants Pass
stopped last week for visit with
her sister, Mrs. N. w. Wheeler. She
was on her way to klamath Falls.
DR.. Ainsworth, chief surgeon of
the Northern Pacific, passed through
Ashland Friday afternoon, his car
being attached to No. IS.
Berry crates and cups can be
had at the Carson-Smith Lumber Co.
6-2t
r. D. Blackden of Ashland is one
of the o. A. c. cadet corps appointed
second lieutenants for the coming
year, according to reports sent out
by the college authorities.
Mrs. M. E. Stone left Saturday
noon for Corning, Cal, where she
will visit friends. She will also visit
brother at Stockton, Cal, before re-
turning home.
Closing out sale at Lanes Art
and Novelty Shop. Prices cut to cost.
Call and see if this isn't the truth.
Sidney W. French, one of the men,
bers of the board of experts engaged
by the state Bureau of Mines, arrived
in the city Friday noon from Corval-
lis to join Dr. Winchell and take up
the work.
w. E. Moor, one of the carriers
in the local postoffice, is taking his
annual vacation and Clarence Hatch
er is acting in his place, Mr.. Hatcher
being the sub-carrier for Ashland.
Prof. H. Isaac will be at home
Saturday during summer months to
teach regular or special work, begin
ming June 81. Children to meet at
10 o'clock. 90 Fifth street. 6-2t*
j. B. Wolf of the Corning (Cal.
Rug Co. has finished his canvass here
for this spring. Will make another
canvass in the fall Persons having
rugs to weave will please ship singly
or in club shipments. 6-2t-Mon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard l.. Brown
who have been visiting at the home
of Mrs. Browns parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Winter, left Friday noon for
their home in Los Angeles.
The Oakland Exposition band, com
posed of boys, which won the first
prize at the band contest at Portland
Thursday last, passed through Ash
land Friday afternoon. They report
an excellent trip and that they were
royalty treated in Portland.
Ray Sayles and Dutch" Parker
went to Medford Thursday night
Parker went to be initiated in the
electrisians' union and 'Blondy'
went along to see that he got all that
was coming to him.
Mrs. Eugene F. Rockfellow and
daughter and son, j. Albert Rockfel
low, and his wife and Alfred Rock
fellow, who were called here for the
funeral of the late Eugene F. Rock
fellow left Thursday evening for Sis.
son, Cal.
Mrs. J. A. Orchard left this morn
ing for Vancouver, B. c., to visit &
sister whom she has not seen for ovel
thirty years. She will remain unit
| after the Fourth of July.
Mrs. F. B. Mix and son Earl ant
daughter Bernita leave next Monda!
for Sacramento, Cal, where they will
join Mr.. Mix, who has an excellen
position managing a drug store