Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-10
w. w. USHER spent Sunday with
his family at Medford. &

George w. Trefren went to Med
ford and Jacksonville on business to-
day.
w. j. Carpenter has accepted a po-
sition in A. ]. Biegel's hardware
store.
DR.. Dean of Medford came up Sun
day night and returned home Mon
day morning on the motor.
Miss Pauline Lohr of Portland and
Mrs. Mccarthy of Grants Pass were
guests of Miss Maud Hawley on Fri
day last.
r. j. and Mrs. Edwards returned
Friday night from southern Califor-
mia, where they had been spending
the winter.
Mrs. W. A. Wiltshire OF 81 Granite
street is spending scme time with
her friend, Mrs. Margaret Thorn, al
her home, $50 East Main street
Miss Maud HawIey, who has been
confined to her home for some days,
is again behind the counters at the
Ashland Trading Company's store.
L. T. Staples has removed his desk
to the office of the Hotel Oregon,
and the room heretofore occupied by
him as an office will be used as
sample room.
c. A. Malone and Clyde Dean went
to Medford Friday evening to attend
the monthly meeting of the employees
of the California-Oreg Power Com
pany. The next monthly meeting
will be held in Ashland April 6.
Mrs. Ella Routledge. who has been
spending the winter in the east and
in Portland, has returned to Ashland
and is stopping temporarily with Mr..
and Mrs. R. w. Leonard, on Nutley
street, until the expiration of the
lease on her own home.
George A. Walton, superintendent
of the klamath Falls district of the
California-Oregon Power Company,
came over Friday and attended the
meeting of the employees club at
Medford Friday night. He came to
Ashland Saturday and visited friends
here until Sunday.
Gold Hill News: doc" Vroman,
formerly a Sardine creek rancher,
but for the past several years resid-
ing in Portland, was in Gold Hill
Wednesday renewing his numerous
acquaintance. Mr. Vroman has pur-
chased property in Ashland, and will
make his home in that city for the
future.
Bazaar given by the Christian
church women in the room vacated
by Madam DilhGn, next door to Orres
the Tailor, Saturday. March Is.
Fancy articles, candies and cooked
food for sale. Kitchen aprons a spec
ialty. S0-4t
r. D. Sanford of lower Helman
street, who keeps some high-class
registered Jerseys, has just sold a
nine-months-old male calf to w. F.
Lillard of Leona, Ore, fho is an ex-
perienced breeder of Jerseys. Mr.
Lillard came in person to examine
the calf, and seemed much pleased
with Ashland and environments. He
returned home on the Tuesday even
ing train.
Cliff Payne, j. Casebeer, N. E.
Hemphill and George w. Trefren ar
rayed themselves in the glad rags of
the l. o. o. F. canton Sunday and
hied themselves to Gold Hill to at
tend gathering of the canton Odd
Fellows of the valley Some of the
party misjudged the time they would
have to make the motor and Mr.
Trefren says some of the 1O0-yard
sprint records of the valley were
broken.
Man with team would like work
Call at 272 Harrison street. S1-3t
Mrs. e. A. Grimsley of Gossport
Ind, and Mrs. w. L. Wampler oil
Chicago are guests at the home oi
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. I.innard Mr.
and Mrs. Kinnard and guests took q
trip to Medford Friday by auto, C. L.
McWilliams taking them down
While there he was "pinched" fol
alleged fast driving and fined $40
but the entire party insist that the
auto was we'll within the speed limit
at the time.
Howard Evarts Weed, the land
scape architect of Portland, will lee
, ture at the Dreamland Theatre Wed
nesday evening March 12, and Thurs
, day afternoon at 9'30 with stereop
ticon views, on "The City Beautiful
The Civic Club of Ashland has Sc
cured this lecturer, and they ask that
all the business men of the city at
tend Wednesday evening. The ad
. mission will be 10 cents. A genera
invitation is given to the public
Children are especially invited. 81-2