Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-01-08


been removed to the home of his
nephew, ]. H. Provost, where he is
being cared for. Mr. Provost is one
of the old-timers of Ashland, having
owned the brick kiln near the normal
school for many years. His many
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
Five-room modern bungalow,
sleeping porch, built-in plumbing,
cts. 5000 down, $25 per month.
Phone owner, 210-J. 64-tf
L. L. Angle was Medford busi-
ness visitor Tuesday.
-Stereoscopic views of your home
or business place at Marbles. 65-2t
c. D. and Mrs Burgan of Talent
were Ashland visitors Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. s. Parsons went to Port
land Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. A. C. Nininger and daughter
left Monday for Santa Ana, Cal, to
visit friends for some time.
Mrs Greig and little son Humbolt
are in the city from Portland to visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Hum
A bolt Pracht. Humbolt II is some
4 what indisposed and is being benefit
ed by Ashland's fine water and noun
tain air.
G. F. Billings went to Jacksonville
Tuesday morning on business.
Rev w. N. D. Mccullough went to
Medford Tuesday morning on busi-
ness.
q Chester Roberts is again behind
= the counter at Curt Roberts restau-
: rant after layoff of several months
!: on account of illness.
3 Marbles, the up-to-date profess
4 sional photographer. 65-2t
" ]. R. Uhlan has the distinction of
4 being the first Ashland citizen to re-
ST ceive a 50-pound package by parcel
D. post.
~ A hotly contested homestead case
~ Is before Commissioner Canon at
Medford 1t is that of Granger VS..
I'd Mahan. The land involved is two
te and one-half miles south of Ashland.
so A year ago Mahan contested Grain
gers right to the homestead and won
I'd the contest. Now Granger is con-
lg testing Mahan's right to the claim.
General ]. B. Lauck, special rep
lie resentative of the San Francisco pas
senger department in charge of the
m British Columbia excursion, wishes tc
express his thanks to the people ot
Ashland for the magnificent way in
which they entertained the members
~ of his party during their stop il
- Ashland yesterday.
nv George w. Trefren, assignee o
ito the B. F. Mix drug store, declared |
dividend of 3.h per cent the first o
the year. This is the second divi
- dend. AS soon as the Hunter build
- ing at the corner of Fourth and
streets is remodeled the store will b
moved to that location.
IN
+ar ]. S. Espy has sold half interes
in the Valley Barber Shop on Eas
H. Main street to w. l.. Rogers. MI
Espy recently purchased it from \
G.. Bates after he had owned it
es, short time. Mr.. Rogers comes fror
ks Walla Walla, Washington Both ar
on, genial and accommodating youn
I'll men and experienced in their profes
,en sion and will undoubtedly do we'll /
os- this centrally located establishment
Jack Peebler was down from h
YER Green Springs ranch today, maxim
the trip on horseback.
H. Where did you get your picture
ths taken? At Marbles, of cours
fer where you get first-class work. 65-.
,ity Mrs. F. E. Bushnell of Junctio
lch City, Ore, is here to spend the r,
it mainder of the year with her daugl
ter, Mrs. w. B. Beebe.
lis. o. F. Calf of Portland, who hi
was owned the Peterson property on VI
boy per Beach street for the past year
more, has arrived with his fami
and will occupy the property. M
= Calf is one of the leading furnitul
dealers of Portland. Ashland seen
to have a singular attraction II
Portland furniture dealers, Mr.. Jei
nings OF the Gold Medal fruit far
being also a leading furniture mt
Ou of Portland.
Prof. H. G. Gilmore has been su
fering from a disabled foot the pa
week.
,,o. The Ministerial Association he
,ost its monthly meeting in the M.
orc church Monday forenoon. pap
by Rev. Douglass, followed by discu