Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-19


the Billings office now. 77-4t
The queen of flowers, the
Permission, 200 Helman
street. 76-8t
G. Cunningham was on the street
Monday for the first time since his
recent surgical operation.
F. E. Veltum Of Tacoma, for many
years fellow townsman of George
w. Seager at st. James, Mimi, was
his guest Tuesday night
c. W. Murphy of The Dalles ar
rived here Monday to visit his wife
and daughter, who are spending the
winter at the Hotel Oregon
Notes, warrants. mortgages,
land contracts, bonds and stocks
bought and sold. +. E. Watson,
room s, Citizens Bank Bldg. 35-tf
George Wallace is going to move
his family to Central Point, where he
has a rosition as rural mail carrier.
Many friends regret their departure.
You will save the price of the
machine in one year with the Sharp
les Tubular, if you are milking four
or more cows. Warner Mercantile
Company. 1t
The men OF the Belleview neigh
borhood entertained the ladies Friday
night, about forty being out, and
those present report that the men did
themselves proud.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Davis, Frank Miller, J. NJ. Den
mis-, j. F. Esty and Fern Dennis spent
last Sunday at Gold Ray dam fishing
and picnickiIg, after having made the
trip by auto,
Word has been received from f. T
Merrill, who with his family has been
spending the winter at Long Beach
Cal, to change their paper to Ash
land, which indicates their speedy re-
turn to the Granite City.
See Studio Ashland on opening
day. Something for you. 75-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Burgan of Tai
ent. Mr.. John Burgan of Minnesot;
and Mrs. Vandersluis attended th'
Wednesday Club concert Monda!
evening and expressed themselves a
being pleased with the entertain
ment.
4 c. Z. Smith OF Point Richmond
Cal, was in the city the first OF th
week. Mr.. Smiths grandfather, +
b. Smith, and his father, ]. F. Smith
were former residents OF Ashland
and he lived in this city as a lad
He is spending the winter near Glen
dale.
We are still selling bathroom
fixtures and plumbing supplies a
ruinous prices. Have your work don
now. Warner Mercantile Compan!
: J. II. Coffnan. president of tn
1 Farmers Bank of Milton, and wifi
arrived on 15 Tuesday and are visi
ing at E. n. Smiths at 124 Morto
street. Mr.. Coffman has been visi
ing at different points between hel
- and Portland and says Ashland is a
:, ideal home town and that he wan
to see Ashland get the Normal Schoo
[ Ohio day will be observed in AS
z lands new Armory on Saturday, Fe
ruary 2S. Ohioans will please be
= hand at 10 a. Il. with well-fillt
baskets. Dinner at IL to 1880, aft
which fine program will be provi
ed, to which all ar einvited. All ne
Ohioans are urged to be on hand
get acquainted.
, We have our front window fill
y with enamel ware, most of it pric'
III One-udll value, coz " ooS piSS
at 15c, 30c, 40c, soc values at 2
and CSC, 75c and up to 81 values
. soc each. These prices on the piec
y on display only while they last. Ws
= ner Mercantile Company. 1t
On Shroye Tuesday, Februa
- "a, Trinity Guild will serve "Pa
cake Tuesday Tuesday Supper" at t
parish house from 6 to 8 o'clock
m, the latest serving to accomn
date patrons who care to stay for
social hour with cards and mus
Every order will be served fresh a
hot, for 35 cents. The menu "
consist of chicken pot pie, potato pi
cakes, hot rolls, pickles, coffee a
waffles, with maple syrup and hon