Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-02-01

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Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Westerfield, of
Medford visited friends here over
Sunday. nv
Religious services were held in a
Jacksonville saloon one day last
week.
Another month of muzzles for Ash
land dogs, is the edict of the local po-
lice and board of health.
5 DR.. A. w. Deane of Medford spent
the first of the week in this city att
tending to business affairs.
H. o. Frohbach leaves today for
the exposition, where he will be Jack,
son county's representative.
The, Ashland Tidings will be on
file at the Southern Oregon booth at
the San Francisco exposition.
Miss Bertha Shearer has been visit
ing friends in Ashland recently.
Miss Shearer is a Medford girl.
Rev. D. D. Dodge of Rogue River.
is in Ashland holding quarterly meet
ings in the Free Methodist church.
Emil Peil and F. L. Camps re-
turned Sunday from Portland, where
they took in the automobile show.
Lost, a gold-mounted brooch, on
Granite or North Main. Finder please
leave at postoffice. Reward. 72-tf
Guy Childers spent Friday after
noon in our neighboring city trans
acting business and visiting friends.
About thirty-five of the travelling
unemployed" were housed in the
Fourth street fire station Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe and Mrs.
Henry Easterly visited friends and
relatives in our neighboring city
Thursday.
The BARRIERS of Eugene have
shaved 10 cents off the price of a
hair cut, the price now being %
cents.
Miss Dora Grieve came over from
Hornbrook last week to spend, few
days visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
w. H. Gore, one of the Medford
beet boosters, was in town Thursday
on matters relating to the factory
project.
Mrs. ]. H. Laureman, who has beer
visiting with Mrs. l.. F. Ferguson
returned Sunday to her home a.
Tolo.
Mrs. H. G. Fisher and children o.
Dunsmuir came over Friday for 1
visit at the home of Mrs. w. F
Loomis. ...-
Fred Porter of Maple street il
painting his house and barn anC
otherwise improving the looks of hi
property.
Sumner Parker returned Frida,
from San Francisco, where he ha'
been taking violin lessons from not
ed teacher.
Local musicians are organizing ;
band and would be glad to hear from
all risidehts who have had band ex
perience.
]. w. Williams, a goat ranche
near here, bought herd of two hun
dred Angoras from John Kinyon o
Shasta Valley.
Masquerade skating party at Nata
torium February 13 at 1880. Suit
able prizes for best costumed lad,
and gentleman. 72-4t
A. Powers, the Talent violinist VIII
has been playing in Herndon's orches
ira, came up Thursday to play 70
the Ellks' informal.
Owen Smeed and wife are visitini
with relatives in Ashland. Mrs
Smeed was formerly Miss Gertrud
Hicks, popular Ashland girl.
D. M. Lowe left Friday for Sai
Francisco, where he has take
charge of the arranging of his DIR
farm exhibit in the Agricultural Hall
Mrs. George Gillette and son re
turned to Dunsmuir Friday after
noon, after a visit of several day
with her sister, Mrs. T. w. Sanford
w. st. Johns and wife are tn
proud parents of baby boy. Mr., 81
Johns was a teacher in the local hig
school two years ago. Mrs. st. John
was formerly Miss Vivian Miller.
A. A. Flynn, electrical engineer TO
the Rogue River Public Service Col
poration, was in town Thursday o
business connected with the propose
electric current proposition.
Tom Fuson was up from Medfor
Saturday night passing around cigar
to his many friends here. Tom say
that his twins are the cutest babie
in the world.
Mrs. d. Provost visited friends