Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-08

Bob Boyl, traffic manager for the
Hall Taxi Company in Medford, was
up Tuesday with the new time cards
for the taxi company. The Hall cars
started running under the new sched-
ule on Wednesday.
Buffers ice cream is the creamiest,
smoothest cream that has ever
struck Ashland. 1t
D. A. Fitch, leading business man
of Lowville, n. Y, was in town last
week, accompanied by his wife, on
a tour of the Pacific coast, having
taken in both expeditions and all
the other attractions en- route. While
here they visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Gowdy, old-time friends.
Stop in the Plaza Market and leave
your order. 1t will be delivered. 1t
Butler sells ice cream in bulk or
in bricks, any flavor, any color to
order. Ideal party refreshments. 1t
In recent report of the produc-
tion, "The Crucifixion," it was stated
that the choir was that of the Epis-
copal church. In justice to the local
church we beg to state that it was
the Methodist Episcopal church OF
Medford which put on the musical
evening.
7 It's really going to be funny, this
Frisco Fair at the Vining Theatre
April 12. 1t
Drop in at Buffers ana try some
of their smooth, delicious ice cream
the kind that melts in your mouth. II
Mrs. Maud Mix, wife of F. B. Mix
formerly engaged in the drug bust
ness here, has arrived in the city fol
an indefinite stay for the benefit o
her health. The Mix family is 10
Gated in Sacramento.
Phone 100, Plaza Market, for two
pounds of that fine pork sausage fol
Use. 1t
E. E. Phipps has entered the in
ner circles of the real estate business
and will occupy portion of Susie
Aliens office on North Main.
The local militia are to take par
in the Frisco Fair at the Vinini
Theatre Monday, April II. 1t
Miss L. Pearl Good, who has beer
taking. a six months postgraduate
course in the California Hospital il
Los Angeles, will graduate with higi
honors April 26. She is now assistin;
the night superintendent at the hos
pital. Miss Good is thinking of 10
eating in Los Angeles, but will prob
ably return for the summer on ac
count of her mothers poor health
Her many friends in Ashland wish he
success in the work she has taken up
II it hurts you to laugh stay ava!
from the Frisco Fair at the Vinint
Theatre Monday, April -. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Britain arrived
in the city yesterday, stopping off oil
their way to their home in Los An
geles. Mr.. and Mrs. Britain wen
through Ashland about ten days ag'
on their way to Bozeman, Mont, ant
visited the exhibit building, wher
they procured some literature ant
facts on Ashland and vicinity. The,
expect to remain in the city a fey
days looking over Ashland and sur
rounding country with view to 10
eating.
If you miss it you will always re
gret it. Frisco Fair. Vining Thea
tre, Monday, April 12. 1t
No better or purer ingredients ca
be obtained than those which go int
Buffers chocolates. They go so fas
that the cases are always filled wit
fresh chocolates. 1t
Mrs. Clara Fleming Birdseye, tn
oldest woman pioneer of souther
Oregon, prominently identified wit
the early history of this section, an
one Of the most widely known won
en- in the state, died at her home o.
Birdseye creek, near Rogue River
shortly after midnight Monday night
aged 80 years. Mrs. Birdseye cam
to Oregon from West Virginia /
1850 and lived all the lntervenin
sixty-five years on the donatio
claim where she and her husban
settled. She was descendant c
the Flemings of Virginia, prominen
in colonial lifes
Buffers chocolates are ali made /
Buffers kitchen, the cleanest in Ore
lyon, 1t