Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-28

is visiting friends during the holi-
days at Pasadena and Glendale, Cal.
Fire! 1t happened last night. See
Billings. Insurance that insures.
Reasonable rates and prompt service
in case of loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Finley, who
have been travelling in the south and
east for the past three years, arrived
in Ashland the 22nd to spend the
holidays with his parents and sisters.
They will leave about the Sth of jan
uary for San Diego to attend the fair,
and will spend the winter in southern
California, in the spring coming back
to Ashland for the summer. They
intend to locate somewhere along the
coast in the future.
Mrs. Horace Pelton OF Gold Hill
and Mrs. Lighter of Portland spent
the weekend with the l.. A. Neil
family on the Boulevard.
Aldred Beaver OF Portland is home
for the holidays with his family.
The Southern Pacific is circulating
lot of picture post cards specially
calling attention to the big exposi-
ton, though incidentally admonish-
ing one and all, in visiting the coast
and in order to obtain comprehensive
ideas regarding the whole Pacific
section, to come via San Diego and
San Francisco, returning by Portland
and Ogden, or vice versa. They say
this first edition of the post card
series numbers $4,000.
Miss Edith McCune came up from
Eugene to spend the holiday vaca-
tion.
Miss Pima Benedict, who teaches
near Springfield, spent Christmas
with her parents in this city, and
was gladly greeted by many friends.
A local pastor was a trifle non
plussed at the entertainment of
magic given at the Vining recently,
The clerical visitor sat on an eligible
reserved front seat. In illustrating
card trick the magician handed the
reverend gentleman new deck to
shuttle. OF course, the preacher
passed" not wishing to exhibit his
dexterity in handling the real genu-
inc pasteboards before "fulI
house" With a flush" he handed
over the high, low, Jack and the
game to a proxy for manipulation
Day.
Mrs William Myer and daughter
left last week for California, where
they will make an extended visit with
relatives at Sacramento and Vallejo
Miss Gilchrist, former teacher in
the high school, is spending the holi,
days with her friend, Mrs. Guy Good
Word comes from the general Of
fices of the Oregon Life Insurance
Company that the $1,000 policy on
the life OF the late game warden
Arthur S. Hubbard, was forfeited
long since through non-payment oi
premiums, only the initial one ever
having been paid. This is a matter
of regret to many friends of the de-
ceased warden, who were in hope:
that the family would to this extent
be at least partially provided for.
Ed Merrill of Portland spen
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. T. Merrill.
Miss Evelyn Merrill, who has beer
teaching in klamath Falls, is enjoy
ing the Christmas holidays in Ash
land with her parents.
Stump puller, good as new, a bar
gain. 115 Granite street. If
Rev. Hawthorne and wife, from
ireland, are now staying at the Val
Fossen home. They are on their wa.
to Paisley, Ore, where Mr.. Haw
thorne will take charge of a pastor
ate.
Mayor o. II. Johnson was quit'
sick over Saturday and Sunday will
the grippe, but under the vigorous
treatment of physician he is able t
shamble down the streets today.
H. V. Richardson, attorney, lef
Sunday morning for Salem on bust
ness.
G. F. Billings is recovering from
the hurt he received some time ago
when horse stepped on his foot. HI
will be in his office soon.
The Tidings has received many or
ders for the special edition copies t,
be issued Thursday. If lists are lef
here we will mail the papers for you
Nest Eggs For Jam Pots.
When large glass jar OF jam o
preserves is opened and II is not tn