Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-10-16

Rev. w. A. Schwimley writes home
that he is enjoying a fine visit with
his parents at Iowa City, Iowa, and
with Mrs. Schwimley's parents at
Wellman, Iowa. He goes to the Con-
gregational National Council next
week at Kansas City.
]. Irving Luce returned to Etna
Mills, Cal, Tuesday noon after hav-
ing spent couple of days in Ash
land. Mr.. Luce was here making
preliminary arrangements for the
meeting of the Southern Oregon and
Northern California Mining Congress
in this city next spring.
o. o. Sonnichson, who has been
spending leave of absence with rel
atives in Ashland, left Tuesday for
Mare Island navy yard to report for
duty again on the U. S. ship York
town. Mr. Sonnichson, who has been
in the navy yard a year, is well
pleased with the life and refers to
his return to the ship as going home.
The case of Butler VS.. Yates, in
volving the renta; of storeroom on
Fourth street when it was vacated
before the expiration of the lease,
was tried to jury in Judge Hurts
court Friday. The jury found for
the plaintiff, who was represented
by H. V. Richardson. A. H. Davis
looked after Mr.. Yates interests in
the matter.
Our merchants hot luncheon is
meeting with popular approval and
patronage. Served from IL to 2,
piping hot, at 80 cents. Crowson's,
Elks' Temple. 1t
D. M. Lowe is hustling around
completing his collection of products
for the big Land Show exhibit in
Chicago. The car leaves here on the
thirtieth and Mr.. Lowe wishes it i'm
pressed upon the public mind that
everything in the way of exhibits
must be brought to the cold storage
warehouse at the ice plant on or be-
fore the twenty-ninth in order to be
included in the car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Neil of
Grants Pass and their friend, Mr..
Dixon, of England, spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting relatives of Mrs.
Neil in this city, being guests of Mrs.
Louise Conner at the Hotel Oregon
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Briggs, Mrs.
and Mrs. Briggs. This is Mr.. Dixon's
first trip to America and he was
much pleased and much interested in
all that he saw here.
Miss Thorne, the trained nurse,
has returned from Glendale, Ore,
where she has been nursing serious
case. She is now ready for work and
can be found at Mrs. Wallace's. 945
street Phone 331-J. 41-2t
| Miss Norma Smith, daughter of
Prof. B. E. Smith, returned Monday
noon from the Grow Creek Indian
reservation in South Dakota, where
she has been a teacher in the Indian
school. Her return was on account
of poor health, and as she failed to
arrive for over a week after she was
expected, her parents were badly
worried, fearing that she has become
i'll on the road. 1t was simply case
of the relief teacher failing to show
up when she was expected She is
already feeling much better since
reaching Ashland.
Attorneys Briggs, McAllister and
Davis represented Ashland at the
county seat yesterday.
If it's new, we have it. If we
have it, it's new. Enders C Son.
]. E. Weaver and family came up
from Talent Tuesday evening with
their household goods and have rent
ed the Mathes residence on Baum
street. Mr.. Weaver formerly resided
on North Main street and many
friends of the family will be glad to
see that they are to again become
residents of Ashland. Mr. Weaver
has purchased the Plaza grocery and
is invoicing the stock this week. The
Tidings wishes him success in his un-
dertaking. The store is centrally To-
Gated and should prove paying bus
mess.
w. D. Hodgson has for sale SIS
acres near Roseburg; about 10 acres
steep, balance fine land; house, barn
and close to electric survey. This is
cheap at $4,000. Who wants it?
Fine spring and young fruit l also
have good homestead on Pacific
Highway, one mile from Hits. See
me about this. 40-2t
Eagle Pork Packing Plant.