Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-08

We will soon have some new spring
suits at prices to make you take no
tice. Mitchell & Whittle.
]. P. Bum, for the past few years
driver for the local delivery service,
left Sunday for klamath Falls, where
he will take up ranching.
Mrs r. G. Ingersoll of Galesburg,
ILL.,, left Sunday evening for Montana
points after a brief visit here. She
was Joined here by her husband.
Mr.. o. A. Johnson and two laugh
ters, the Misses Lulu and Effie. re-
turned Saturday from Los Angeles,
where they have spent the winter.
About forty automobiles were lined
up at the high school Saturday even
ing A good many parties motored
up from Medford for the game.
Mrs. w. G. Gordon left last We'd
nesday for Estherville, Iowa, where
she will join her husband and son,
who went ahead with a carload of
goods.
Mrs. Jess Elliot, who formerly
made her home with Mrs. George
Miner of this city, and who is now
living in Oregon City, is seriously
ill with smallpox.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Root returned
home last Wednesday from an ex-
tended trip through California, dur
ing which they visited both exposi-
tions.
Eugene men have erected and in
stalled the machinery in an egg crate
factory which will manufacture 40,-
900 crates monthly. The cost of the
factory was $4,000.
200 votes in the exposition contest
with each new Tidings classified ad.
vertisement during March. If the
advertisement amounts to 81, SOC
extra votes. Must be paid in advance
to get the extra votes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Tetreau of Rec
Bluff, who have been visiting Mr.. anC
Mrs. Bevington here, left Tuesda!
evening for their home. They stopped
off here while en- route home from ;
visit to Portland.
Herbert X. Hall of Portland is il
the city for an indefinite stay will
his father, Rastus Hall. Mr.. Hall
Jr., will try lithia water treatmen
for a case of chronic rheumatism
which has bothered him for SOM
years.
Arvel A. Settle, Ashland boy prom
inent in telegraph, moving pictur
and detective circles in the city 70
some years past, has left his oil
stamping grounds and will seek for
tunes anew in the vicinity of Lon
Star, Kan.
| About twenty Ashlanders char
tered the Interurban Thursday ever
ing and jourReyed to Medford t
hear the Christian Science lecture b
, Virgil o. Strickler of Boston. Larg
delegations from other valley point
also attended the lecture, which wa
held in the Medford Natatorium.
H. S. Palmerlee has assumed tn
duties of extra clerk in the local pos
office. Although no definite appoint
ments have been made, it is expecte
that II. G. Eastman will be assistaI
postmaster and that Bert Freema
will take over Mr.. Eastman's dutie
Eugene Walrad left Thursday fo
trip through Oregon, during whic
he will represent the local Maccabet
lodge at the state convention at A
bany. He also intends to visit si
ter at Monroe, Ore, and then will G
to Newport for a reunion with h
daughters, Mrs. Elmer Patrick an
Miss Angie, and son Walter.
Clarence L. Hughes of Hornbrool
who was brought here early in ii
week, critically i'll, died March
Undertaken Stock accompanied Il
remains to Eornbrook, where Il
funeral was held March 5. Ca
: was for years foreman Of the SoutI
s ern Pacific roundhouse at Hornbroc
:, and was deservedly popular with
wide circle OF intimate friends.
: About one hundred and fifty fal
jcurneyed to Medford Friday eve
ing to see the third game of the ba
kctball cup series. The Interurbs
!, company ran two cars with full load
/ Mr.. Ames OF Talent carried down
crowd OF forty-five rooters under Il
generalship of Leroy Ashcrai
I Goods steamer was packed to d
guards and good many private ca
carried down full loads.
II Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Ingersoll
Il Galesburg, ILL.,, spent the day Sund
II in Ashland as the guests of Mr.. /
Il gersoll's cousin, Miss Maud Hawle
Il of the chiropractic firm Of Utterba
II O. IIou,Iay Mr. Inuarco11 uyho