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

ner went to San Francisco on Sun
day afternoon, where she will under
go a surgical operation.
V. G. Barnthouse and Elmer Orr
went to Gazelle Sunday, driving over
with a Buick car. They report the
roads as getting fairly good.
Mrs. w. A. Gordon received a
message from her husband at Elk
hart, Ind, stating that his mother
had died at $3.50 Sunday morning.
RIM. Logan with his wife and son,
from Los Angeles, arrived in Ashland
Thursday, having come by auto. Mr..
Logan formerly lived in Ashland.
Clif Payne can save you about 40
per cent on your fire insurance. If
Professor Isaac is making a great
success with his training class in
music, now held in the Christian
church. They. are a credit to any
town.
Rev. Childs and wife are in at
tendance at the conference session
held at Roseburg this week. He may
be appointed presiding elder by his
church.
See the new patterns of wall pa
per at Dickerson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman of Aida
street had the pleasure of visiting
with a brother and sister who were
touring the west. Their visitors will
later locate on this coast
Mrs. C. w. Fraley expects shortly
to visit her son, Prof. G. F. Fraley,
who has charge of the manual work
in the San Bernardino schools. She
will also visit other relatives.
Carey Edmunds, who was on last
years high school baseball team, has
finished course in a Portland busi-
ness college and secured a position
as timekeeper with the S. P. railroad
near Portland.
If you are in need of an A book
keeper who has had valuable expert
ence, call Main Ala at once. SS-tf
Mrs. Ruby Hackard, who has been
visiting with her mother for some
time, has joined her husband, who is
one of the government rangers, and
will be located at his headquarters
during the summer
Milton Fraley and Ballenger Ed
munds both passed their examina-
tions in the San Bernardino school.
Both were attending school there for
health reasons but are likely to be
enrolled here the coming year.
Phone No. 39 when in need of job
printing. Work and prices are right
Miss Bayley, instructor in stenog'
raphy at the Polytechnic college, left
Friday for Berkeley to do post grad
uate work to fit herself for teaching
in the business department of high
schools. She is succeeded by Miss
Fowles, who is sent here from Oak
land to take the position.
After spending the winter at Port
land, The Dalles and Fallbridge
Wash, Mrs. Mary E. Sullivan and
daughter Pearl have returned to Ash
land to spend the summer. Mr.. Sui
livan is in the employ of the S. P
G. S. at Fallbridge, where they will
join him again in September.
Mrs. H. H. Bachtell is stopping fol
a few days with her daughter, Mrs
P. C. Stratton, on Iowa street She
has just returned from the hospital
where she spent two weeks under the
care of DR.. Swedenburg. She is very
much improved in health and ha:
great hopes of permanent recov
cry.
The Tidings is for sale at W. M
Poley's Drug Store, IT East Main st
A small locomotive, evidently in
tended for logging purposes, passed
through Ashland today en- route
from Portland to ColfaX, Cal. L
was marked N. c. N. G. R. R. None
of the local railroad men seen could
elaborate the inscription, but ont
rendered it Northern California Nc
Good Railroad"
G. w. Dewey of Rogue River has
Just been advised of the death of his
Oldest son at San Francisco. Young
Dewey was drowned in San Francisco
bay while bathing with number o.
comrades, members of the United
States army. The drowning occurred
at Angel Island. According to the
report received by Mr.. Dewey, the
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