Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-10-26

spent Lne weekend with victor !
Payne and family.
F. H. Crowson, who has been
working on the Pacific highway do
ing the grading between the Barron
and Cunningham places, returned
home Friday evening.
F. H. Crowson has contract for
building a cement reservoir for j. F.
Rocho on his ranch east of Ashland.
Clarence Crowson and Red"
Bushnell left this morning for the
Dead Indian country for a weeks
camping trip.
Mrs. c. f. Jones of this city is
spending some enjoyable days visit
ing friends in Hit.
Mrs. j. H. Bush of Ashland left
Friday for Willis, Cal, where she
will stay several months.
Mrs. E. H. Brouler of Hit, who
has been in the city since Monday
visiting her mother, Mrs. Coldwell,
returned to her home Friday.
A. c. Martin, who is camping near
the lithia springs for his health, is
feeling better now, so he reports. He
drinks nothing except the water out
of the spring, and as consequence
is gaining rapidly in health.
For cleaning, pressing, altering
and repairing try Ores tailor shop.
Phone 64.
E. C. Evanson is quite sick, but
nothing serious is reported.
Mrs. o. Helman is very sick at the
sanitarium. She is reported to be
slightly improved, however.
Mrs Vesta Hoxie is reported to be
ill at the hospital from complied
ton of diseases.
Paul Williams and Lynn Mowat
are enjoying a hunting trip in the
mountains east of town.
C. F. Greer was business visitor
in Jacksonville Saturday.
Henry Enders left Friday for
klamath Falls, where he was engaged
on business. He also attended the
football game between Ashland and
Klamath.
The freight trains are now infested
with great numbers of hoboes, as
like the birds, they now begin to mi
crate toward a milder climate.
Olaf Lidstrom is overhauling anC
} repairing his auto with the aid of thu
two young auto enthusiasts, Merl'
Robinson and Harvey Cliff.
The remainder OF sample line
new fall coats and suits divided int
; two lots and priced at 1915 ant
$3.50. Minkler's Cloak and Sui
House.
Authorities have expressed them
selves that automobiles are, in
large measure, responsible for tn
depressed condition of the times.
DR.. l. n. Woddell of Portland
in Ashland to try our lithia water
: for kidney and bladder troubles. H
: will go out to the spring and cam
for several days and drink the watel
q Ashland lithia is becoming we'll at
: vertised abroad DR.. Woddell hear
S of its value in Portland and detel
mined to come and try it out.
J. "A fine line of mems wet weathe
l. boots, all heights and prices. Brigg
IS G. Shinn.
George E. Boos of Medford was
l. the city last Wednesday doing bus
g ness.
Mrs. S. H. Deal of klamath Fal
e spent a few days in the city la
e, week
Mrs. Phil Metchin of Portland an
St grandson, Pau Tobin, the presidel
m of the Minnemucca State Bank, a.
~ in the city visiting with Mrs. L. '
III Connor and mother, Mrs. P. B. VIII
1T ney.
r. II. Cheesebrough and wife
t. Ager. Cal, were in the city last wet
attending to business matters.
= Grace Renard of New York ci
= was in the city last week visitil
friends.
4 M. C. Edgington left this mornil
Z for Hit, where he will be engag
y for an indefinite length of time
VI mining business.
n w. A. Rockfellow of Sisson was
NJ business visitor in the city Wedn'
u day.
N Mrs. Ed Wolters, on Mountain
ll enue, was quite i'll few days sin
II Mrs. Tibbets, an old-time Ashla
M resident, came up from Eugene
Gently and is looking after busin
Ill interests in town.
III Miss Beulah Caldwell, who
II been quite i'll for some time, will sc