Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-01-27
Rev. T. C. Bunch went to Medford

with relatives.
Dir. Swedenburg was at Medford
Saturday evening to perform a surgi- |
cal operation and went to Grants |
Pass this morning to perform an
other in the hospital there.
Thomas l.. Stewart was down az
Talent Saturday forenoon on busi-
ness.
Doc" Sanders was Medford Wis
itor between trains Friday.
Mrs. Luttrell, at $50 First avenue,
has returned from Dunsmuir. where
she has been for the past three
weeks attending her sister, who has
had typhoid fever.
-WANTED-Fat hens at 12I
cents a pound. Bring them in. East
Side Market. 64-tf
Mrs. T. w. Hill went to Medford
today to visit friends for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Wagner went
to Portland last Thursday and are
enjoying a few days visiting friends.
Billie Briggs has traded his Metz
automobile for a Stanley steamer
and now leaves a trail of steam like
a comets tail as he speeds along the
streets.
The best cleaning and pressing
is done at Fuller's. Ladies' work a
speciality. Phone 119. We call.
Peter Vandersluis was up from
Talent on business Saturday fore
noon.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company is having its windows deco
rated with brand new signs that he
who runs may read.
Miss Shafer, one of the Bellview
school teachers, was the guest of
Mrs. J. G.. Miller one evening last
week.
Call at the Hotel Ashland din
ing room and get rates on boarl by
the week or month. 70-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Reese and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sandquist, of Hudson, Wis, went to
Medford Saturday forenoon, return
ing the same day.
Fred North, formerly a messenger
in the L. S. mail service, but now a
resident of LaGrande, Ore, was in
the city Saturday en- route to Los
Angeles, Cal, with car of apples.
Mr.. North contemplates locating in
central California.
|. F. Settle was able to get down
town Saturday for the first time af-
, ter an illness OF two months.
Ensign James D. Moore has ar
rived in San Francisco from Japan
and will visit his mother and family
in Ashland the last of the week He
will spend some time with his broth
er, Frank NJ. Moore, at Eugene.
]. C. Stanley was called to Grants
Pass Saturday on matters in connec-
ton with the Bailey Gulch Mining
and Milling Company of which he
has been superintendent for some
years.
If thinking of spring sewing
have a Grey dress form made now al
) Enders'. They are durable and reli
able. 69-tf
r An enterprising farmer east o
town has planted e5 acres to spuds
which ne expects to harvest earl!
t enough next summer to realize top
l notch prices.
Mrs. C. H. Bodell of Snake River
D Junction, Wash, who has been visit
g ing at the home Of her aunt, Mrs
NJ. w. Wheeler, LETT this morning fol
the north. She will visit at Other
, Rogue river valley points before re-
turning home.
, -One-half off on trimmed hats
+ shapes and fancy feathers, and big
reduction on plumes, at Mrs
Simon's, 167 East Main. 64-tf
Mrs. S. A. Peters left Saturda!
forenoon for Galveston, Texas, where
Z she expects to make her future home
3 Many friends here hope to hear o
4 her prosperity in Ler new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Seager of st
Il James, Mimi, who are spending thu
4 winter of a son in California, cam'
/; up Saturday night to spend SOM
y time at the home of their son, AT
4 torney Seager, of this place.
4 Gypsum is a good fertilizer. W.
h have it at s12 per ton for cash
/; Should be used soon before the rain
& cease. Ashland Fruit G Produce AS
|; sociation. 90-2t
4 w. j. Mooney went to Dunsmui
!; Sunday evening, having been tempo
Il rarily transferred to that place TO
Il the next two months by the Califor
= nia-Oregon Power Company, b.
4 whom he is employed in the capacit
Il of lineman.
" IIorr,, pofas hoe uoDa IN Stockton