Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-01-09

Miss Bessie Applegate of Klamath
Falls is expected in the city Friday
to visit relatives. She is just back
from Santa Barbara, Cal, where she
spent the holidays with friends.
Klamath Falls high school de-
bates with Ashland high Friday, jan
uary 10. Tickets on sale at Lanes.
Reserved seats Csc; grade children
15c. 64-2t
Mrs. H. L. Lettlell, the dressmak-
er, has been called to Dunsmuir,
Cal, on account of the illness of her
sister. She will be gone ten days or
two weeks.
D. H. Barneburg, scenting snow in
the air Tuesday, drove 100 head of
stock cattle from his pasture north
of Ashland to his feed yards at the
Dunn ranch.
Gray forms made at Enders' are
an exact counterpart of your body.
They are modelled over your own
figure, thus reproducing every line
and curve peculiar to you. 65-tf
Miss Carrie MoOrehouse, a daugh-
ter of S. A. Moorehouse, has re-
turned to her studies in the Califor-
MIA Normal School at San Jose. She
expects to graduate next June.
Mrs. Pansy Childs, a sister of Miss
Caroline Van Nice, has been selected
to succeed Mrs. F. S. Engle. formerly
Miss Grace Garrett, as teacher in the
, primary department in the West Side
, school.
Stuart Saunders was at Grants
/ Pass Monday transacting business.
} Mr. Saunders has business interests
in that end of the valley but feels
that there is no place like Ashland,
= nevertheless.
Dry 16-inch Zine and fir wood,
? $2.4O and $3.50 per tier. Mendoza
coal SO per ton. Prices include de-
livery to all parts of the city, except
the steep hill streets. Ashland Ice
& Storage Co. If
r. H. Jones of Medford was in the
city Tuesday. He is a member OF
the firm of Jonas & Bledsoe, success
sors to the Hull Printing Company
Mr.. Jonas was employed on the Val
ley Record about twelve years ago
Mrs. Bayly, mother of Miss Della
Bayly, teacher in the Polytechnic
school, accompanied her daughter to
Ashland and spent Sunday with her
returning to Oakland Tuesday. Miss
Bayly is located at 47O Allison
street.
Thos H. Thompson incurred the
everlasting gratitude of his Granite
u street neighbors yesterday morning
: by rigging up a snow plow and
breaking a path On both sides Of
: Granite from strawberry Lane tC
c Main street.
You can save money by order
ing your wood from the City WOOD
Yard. Phone 42O-J. 62-tf
= The Ashland friends of Mrs. J. R
B. Norton of Gardena, Cal, who is re
membered here as Miss Lora NJ. Col
ton, sister to Mrs. H. L. Whited anC
!: former teacher in the publ,
I: schools, will regret to learn of th
!: death of Mr.. Norton last week fol
4 lowing an attack CT pneumonia.
4 Mr.. A. Alguire of Dodge Center
\ Mimi, accompanied by his wife ant
Il daughter, stopped over here Monda
4 for a short visit with old Minnesota
4 friends, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Palmer
= lee, on Granite street, leaving tn
4 next day for southern California
Z where they will spend the winter.
\ Have a dress form made now a
4 Enders'. Why use a factory mad
4 form when you can have a perfec
y reproduction of your own form.
X, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Morriso
4 and little son have returned fror
!; Idaho, where they have made thei
X home for some time. Mr.. Morriso
Il will resume work for the Souther
Il Pacific railway with headquarters i
Il this city. Until they secure a salts
i factory. house they will be with MI
Il and Mrs. Will Cottrell.
\ An attempt was recently made, az
4 cording to the Gold Hill News,
4 dynamite the barn of Grant Harriso
Il of that village. Several sticks {
II dynamite and burned fuse wer
Il found, but though the cap. is SUI
Il posed to have been set off, the dyns
Il mite did not explode. There is n
=: clew to the perpetrator of the deet