Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-01

Miss Barnhill has started building
operations on the residence which she
has planned to build on Winner street.
The special sale on millinery con-
tinues at Miss Hargrove's the rest of
this week.
Robert Ellis came up from Oak
land, Cal, yesterday to attend the
funeral of his sisters (Mrs. Rose)
baby.
Everything new in dress goods can
be seen at the Ashland Trading Com
pany.
The April issue Of the high school
monthly paper appeared last Thurs
day 1t is we'll arranged and neatly
written paper.
Special field glass sale at Johnson's S
jewelry store during the month Of
April. 1t
Mrs. o. B. Stewart of Rogue River
was Sunday visitor in Ashland,
spending the day with her brother,
]. H. Graham.
Bob Tyson, popular clerk at the
White House grocery, returned Tues
day from an extended trip through
northern Oregon.
Now is the time to provide yourself
with a good field glass or binocular.
Standard goods, lowest prices ever
quoted. Johnson's jewelry store. 1t
Mrs. B. F. Skillman returned to her
home at Grants Pass Monday after a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
R, Lawrence here.
Don't forget that special sale on
field, glasses this month at Johnsons
jewelry store. 1t
Jack Overdorf, former well-known
Ashland resident, was seriously in
jured in an accident in hockey game
at Portland Tuesday.
Miss Rose Taverner returned last
Friday from Baltimore, Md. where
she has ben taking hospital training
course for the past year.
The Plaza Market is directly oppo-
site the old motor ticket office on
North Main street and is the best
place to buy your meats.
DR.. George Jarvis went to Grants
Pass Monday evening to assist Dr.
Johnson of that city with an opera
tion. He returned Tuesday.
The dramatic club is working hard
on the novel entertainment which
they will put on at the Vining Thea
tire the 10th of the month.
Bert Mattern arrived in the city
Tuesday from his fathers mines on
Salmon river. He reports much snow
in the mountains over past Etna Mills
A negro captured in st. Louis and
said to be the perpetrator of thirty
horrible axe murders bears the in
appropriate cognomen of Loving
Mitchell.
Grapeine is a healthful drink made
from grapes. Goes three times as fal
as grapejuice. Ashland Trading Com
pany, phone 1872.
Mrs. L. J. Miller of Oakesdale
Wash, is visiting her cousin, Mrs
j. ]. Meyers, on the Boulevard. She
is on her way home from visiting the
two eXpositions.
Mrs. Mae Burdic returned home the
first of the week from San Francisco
where she has been visiting her son
r.. l.. Burdic, who is attending denta
college in that city.
A number of Medford people at
tnded the production of Potash ant
Perlmutter" at the Vining last night
A special theatre car was put on b!
the Interurban people.
A. F. Hunt of Portland was met a
the train by several old friends ant
relatives yesterday evening. He ii
returning home from visit to the
exposition. Mr.. Hunt is former Ash
land resident.
Professor II. M. Pars of Corvallis
director of the Oregon Bureau o.
Mines and Geology, was in the cit!
A Monday In consultation with Messrs
Young and Lamb over the mining out
look in these parts.
A bulletin issued by the postoffic'
department shows that the office a
Steamboat, this county, is vacant ow
ing to the resignation of the post
master and will be filled at once>b!
civil service examination.