Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-10-15

OHaunCey tlOTey, candidate lot |
county recorder, was in Ashland |
Wednesday. Florey is popular here.
He is looked upon as a capable, hon
est and straightforward young man.
He has made good as deputy assessor
during the past five years lie is
thoroughly familiar with the duties
Of the office and will receive a splen-
did endorsement from Ashland at the
election next month,
DR.. c. c. Cleek and wife Of Port
land visited the c. L. Stevens family
on Winner street the early part of
this week DR.. Cieek is a brother of
Mrs Stevenson. They went on south
and will spend the winter in Los
Angeles and southern California.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will give cooked food sale
in Boyd's building on Main street
Saturd day, October II. 4O-2t*
The new styles for holiday gifts
at Studio Ashland are beauties. Don't
miss the October special offer.
J. J. Murphy, the well-known
rancher of Emigrant creek, has now
decided to move into the city, and
has rented the Wright bungalow on
Mob Hill. His son Murray, who is
en- route home from a wedding tour
to Iowa, will superintend the ranch
upon his return.
Solve the Xmas gift problem
now. Studio Ashland photographs
the only present. October special Of
fer.
Miss Jeanne Bulge Of Medford
spent Wednesday visiting with Miss
Leone Grigsby of this city.
Kenneth McWnlams, who is at
tending the o. \. c. and taking the
course in commerce, is certainly
/ climbing high among the college mu-
steal circles. His voice has won him
the place on the College Glee Club.
He was picked from fourteen other
contestants for the place. He is to
be complmented and his parents can
feel justly proud.
A. l.. Hill and H. c. Hill of Port
land and r. II. Hance of Medford are
the parties that bought the Ashland
Lumber Company out. They drew
MP articles Of incorporation Tuesday
Mrs. Elsie Titus left Tuesday even
ing for Portland, there to spend
three days on business.
Parents. if you wish your chill
dren to receive individual instruction
you should arrange to place them il
Mrs. Hardys private school. Call be
tween and ) o'clock. School will
permit visitors after October 9. 19'
, East Main street. 37-tf
G. f. Hart, who has been cook il
the o. x. restaurant, left Tuesday TO
Oakland, Cal.
J. B. Mosier, who has been in tn
city for the past month, left Tuesda
evening for Westwood, Cal, wher
his residence is located.
Are you planning Hallowe'e e.
> party? See party fayors at the Eas
- Side Pharmacy. 1t
F. A. Brown has been doing som
" notable work in the improvement g
Pine street, which adjoins his proT
erty. He has been clearing a side
{ walk for his side of the street an
= cleaning all the grass out Of the gu'
r ter. If everyone all over town wouI
take this interest in the beautificf
/ ton of the city, Ashland would Gel
d tainly be famous.
g Mrs. Fred Van Duyn of Medfor
will spend the week end with Mr.. an
r Mrs c. f. Greer.
W d. Tilton. the father OF c. F. tt
Y. ton of this city, is visiting in tn
- city. His home is in Eugene,
IN Miss Madge Northridge, who live
s. on Orange street, is very i'll at tn
es present time.
Five H. P. motorcycle for sale
bargain. Write H. g. L., care Tit
ings.
Miss Florence Clark, who has
class in Medford, is preparing to opt
q class in Ashland. She teaches vi
lin execution especially and Will
at the Columbia Hotel Saturday a
\ ternoon. where she will be pleased
meet all who are interested in M
n sic. whether they desire to take
n course or not. Miss Clark com
Y splendidly recommended and
doubt will be greatly appreciated
N Ashland music lovers.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Sumpt
N Smith of Medford spent Wednesd
III with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert r. Greer.
III Miss Helen Purucker of Medfor
III ybo is on route to New York city,