Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-26

crowds at home, but numerous auto
parties ran the risk of getting wet
and motored up from down the val
ley.
Everybody invited to the Bible
study held at the church, corner B
and Second, Wednesday, April 2S, at
1880. Don't forget to come and bring
Bible and notebook. 1t
Mrs. c. B. Lamkin and Mrs. Amelia
Ferguson were Grants Pass visitors
Wednesday, going down to attend the
ladies meeting at the Presbytery con-
vention. Mrs. Lamkin was elected
recording secretary.
A central location, a reasonable
hour, an important service. Where?
When? What? Corner B and Sec
ond, Wednesday evening, 1880 to
$3.50, just one hour. Bible study.
Come; it is for you. 1t
Mr.. Greer went to San Francisco
yesterday to confer with Southern
Pacific officials and look into other
matters pertaining to the Ashland de-
velopment. He will be absent most
of the week.
A. H. S. MILDLY blouses at Enders'
Mesdames CARD, USHER and Lam
kin went to Medford Thursday in at
tendance upon session of federated
women's clubs, the object of the meet
ing being to fix a date and place for
the annual convention in June.
Sandals! sandals Enders' prices
are right. Get yours now.
If you haven't looked over and
purchased some of the postcards with
Ashland views and Ashland's motto,
which are on sale at all of the local
dealers, you had best make it a point
to purchase a few next time you are
down town.
For homes, low prices and easy
terms, see Beaver Realty Company.
93-tf
Henry Gate, wife and grand
daughter of Eugene were visiting al
Nym Longs the fore part of the
week, on the way to San Francisco
The men are brothers-in-law. Mr.
Gates is a rancher and one of the
olG-time residents of Lane county.
Lady Maccabees on Wednesday
May 8. General good time, dane
ing and refreshments, 25 cents. I
o. o. F. hall. 94-3t
Kenneth King, who went from his
home near Talent to Portland recent
ly for the Pasteur treatment aftel
being bitten by mad dog, reports
everything to be going nicely anC
, says that he expects to be back il
Ashland before the month is over.
New and second hand pianos a
c. F. Shepherd G Sons piano parlors
65S Boulevard. 94-2t-Mon.
Fred Herrin, Jack Bailey, Johr
Hughes and Jack Rueger made up ;
fishing expedition which did thei
best to eXterminate the supply of fisl
in Bear creek last Friday afternoon
The fishermen had fair luck anC
brought back enough for dinner a
any rate.
Phone Job orders to the Tidings.
The various orcharcrsts of the val
ley resorted to smudging Wednesda.
evening, but solely as precautionar.
measure, as at no time did the TEN
perature go below 80 any place in tn,
valley. This is the critical period TO
! the fruit, however, and every one i
playing safe.
You'll like Enders' line.
:, A Tacoma man was found dead ol
the banks of trout stream with al
eight-inch trout alive on the end o
his line. He had died of heart failur
upon hooking trout. We coul,
name more than one local fisherman
who would die of heart failure if the,
hooked even a four-inch minnow.
=. A party of four young men arrived
from San Francisco this morning IL
a big six-cylinder car. They are max
: ing tour of the coast, holding meet
ings in the. various towns along tn
way. They report hard time get
ting over the Siskiyous. The road
were muddy and at times the tourist
had to cut brush and build a road
However, they say that as soon as tn
road has dried out after last week
rains 1t will be in fair shape.
Great amounts of lthia water ar
being consumed by local people, som
going to the springs for their sup
plies, some patronizing the peddler
of the water, and others buying from
the soda fountains. Several peopl
who are taking the water regularl
as treatment for different disorder
report fine results. The water
shipped to Medford in cases of quar-