Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-30

WIN nhOhl IhO SOhIuSICldl OluD ndo |
been in correspondence for several
months, arrived in the city this morn
ing and will spend some time in look
ing over the valley with view of
making this his future home.
The home Of James Clark on the
Rogue River Valley tract burned to
the ground Saturday noon. Part of !
the furniture was saved. There was
$3.50 insurance on the building and
$3.50 on the contents.
Big shipment just in of Y inch
and y Inch galvanized pjpe-and it
will be offered at less money than
ever sold in Ashland. Warner Mer-
camille Co. 1t
Stanley steam cars outrun, out
pull, outlast all others. Will have a
carload of latest models soon. f. T.
Staples, agent.
Try Orres for cleaning.
Clinton Cole of Santa Rosa, Cal,
formerly an Ashland boy, is the guest
of Vernon and Mason Doran. He has
been in Pittsburg, Pa, for the past
year with his brother and is now on
his return home. He says Ashland
looks good to him and eastern people
are all looking toward the west for
1915.
d. r. Walker, who has been here
as organizer for the Ben Hur lodge,
was called to Medford by the serious
illness of his wife. She is reported
in very precarious condition.
f. E. Conway returned from south
ern California on Friday. He has
been there for some time looking af-
ter business interests.
Perry Eherenman returned Thurs
day from Weed, where he spent a
week on business
Better pay at least one-half OF
your taxes before April /. Billings
office.
Get your order in for your Eas'
ter suit at Ores shop.
Frank j. Thompson, whose home
, is near Medford, was brought Sunday
q afternoon to Ashland to enter the
Granite City Hospital for treatmen
for heart trouble. He died before
reaching the hospital. His remain
were taken to Medford today TO
burial.
Mrs. H. ]. Carter and william
Glenn left Thursday for Satsop
e Wash, in response to a message tha
I their mother is very low. Mrs. L
e A. Aberg is we'll known here and he
many friends hope her recovery vii
: be rapid.
r Our line OF embroidery and cro
e chet threads is complete. Price
right, service good. Lanes Needl
II Shop, It's South Main. 8S-2t
Y, c. o. Portword and wife of easter
, Oregon arrived Saturday. They o,
pect to spend few days at the Bi
d lings home.
~ 4SADon' you want to get in on tn
rof1farch hose deal at Warmers? Coz
y tract now and get the hose later
t you desire. 1t
IT F. Roy Davis overcoat was take
Is by mistake from the Elks temp
is Sunday. Kindly return. 1t
= Work on the Pacific Highway b.
tween this city and Medford is pr'
y crossing nicely. The road was close
" to travel Saturday night and team
m and automobiles must use the roa
ID to Jacksonville and Ross Lane viii
~ the paving on the highway is bein
put in.-Central Point Herald.
" The A. H. S. won Saturdays bas
ball game by score of IA to o. On
~ four innings were played on accoui
of the rain.
- w. E. Whitmore returned fro
~ Montague Friday. He has been e.
~ gagged there in transacting bushes
Stanley Steamers upkeep on
2" tenth that of other cars. Have
carload coming. E. T. Staples, ager
= George Dunn returned Thursdi
\ from Portland, where he has be,
I for several days on business.
i Ladies' suits and. coats altere
II remodeled in the latest style by
\ expert tailor at Orres' shop.
4 Miss Helen Calef of ProvidenC
4 r. l., is visiting her people here,
n f. Calef and family.
n Rev. Mr. Hunting, secretary of {
n eighth missionary district, made
n interesting talk to the women
Trinity parish this afternoon in t
n parlor OF the Hotel Oregon.
u talked on the Work of the Won
of the Church" He will speak to t
II men of the church tonight at the pi
4 ish house.