Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-04-23


Sunday at a. m. and got back at s.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hast have
rented the Bagley house on Skidmore
street. They expect to make it their
home.
Miss Rose Thomas has been teach
ing at Talent this week as a substi-
tute for the regular teacher.
Judge ]. r. Neil of Jacksonville
was in the city visiting ]. r. Tozer
this week.
Mrs. Jason Wheeler Of Albany,
Ore, left Wednesday for that city.
She has been visiting at the home of
her son, J. H. Groves, on Green
Spring mountain.
Mrs. Florence Studebaker left
Tuesday for Greensboro, n. c.,
where she will make her home with
her son.
The city has ordered a flag pole
on the city hall and hereafter old
glory will fly in all its glory.
NJ. c.. Hast and son of Hornbrook
were visitors in Ashland over Sunday.
Those new English hats at End
ers' attract much attention.
Mrs. George Gillette is an Ashland
visitor this week.
Mrs. Walter Herndon and son, with
Miss Nellie Beaver, her sister, arrived
Tuesday from Eugene. Miss Beaver
has been attending the Musical Con-
servatory at Eugene. She was a
graduate of the A. II. S. class of '13.
County Treasurer Cronemiller was
visitor Tuesday. He is candidate
for treasurer in the May primary on
the republican ticket and is looking
after his candidacy.
Cliff Payne makes plant stands.
Mrs. George Stannard, who has
been at the Mayo Brothers hospital
in Minnesota for an operation is re-
ported to be improving rapidly, the
operation having been performed sue
cessfully. She expects to return in
two or three weeks.
Mrs. ]. w. Merritt OF Central Point
attended the presbytery yesterday.
Buy better boys' shoes at End
ers' Big Store.
Little Lucy Pickens was a charm
ing performer in the fairy play given
by the West Side school last Friday
evening. The character OF Forget
Me-Not was taken perfectly by her
in the bewitching fairy-like dress
which she wore. She is the little
daughter, of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pickens.
Those Indian suits at Enders'.
Sheriff Singler was up from Jack
sonyille Tuesday on official business
and incidentally looking after his po-
litical fences. He says he has no
doubt of his nomination by the repub-
licans and in the grapes in the fall
election.
John Kelly pumps at Enders'.
The Beaver Realty Co. has had
some sales this week Mrs. Julia
Evans home on Third street was sold
to C. E. Miller. railroad man. Four
lots at the corner OF Bridge and Iowa
streets. which belonged to Stacy
Wright, were sold to William Rob
erts.
Straw hat season at Enders'.
o. A. Harris and J. A. McLane of
klamath Falls drove the first car
over the Green Spring mountain road
Sunday, leaving klamath Falls at 6
a. m. and arriving in Ashland at 8
p. m. They report the road unsuita-
BILE for autos as yet, there being big
mudholes which delayed them a good
deal, as they had to shovel and dig
the car out of several. They will go
back over the Siskiyous.
-Wanted-Chickens at Depot Ho-
tel. We pay IA cents pound. SS-tf
Mayor Johnson appointed ]. S. Will
son to the police force-he being the
third man on the force. Considerable
discussion was INDUCED in regarding
the necessity of third policeman.
Mayor Johnson stated that the city
had tried getting along on two po-
licemen for week and that the town
was full of hoboes-it being utterly
impossible for one man on the night
shift and one man on the day shift to
cover the territory. Mr.. Wilson has
lived here for number Of years.