Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. George Skeen leave
this week for a visit with friends and
relatives in Auburn, Neb.
"Porosknit' union suits in all sizes
at 81, not 9S cents. See? Mitchell
& Whittle.
Jackson countys apportioRment
for county fair from the state funds
is $1,6O6.13, Josephines is S57427,
Klamath's sS74.O5, Douglas s1,433.-
80.
The Bruce Evans meeting pictures
are crackerjacks. Get one. This week
only 25c, soc and 75c. Studio Ash
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Murphy, resid-
ing at 4S6 Boulevard, had for their
guests early in the week Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles Contrall and son Harland
of Ruch, in the Applegate section,
also Mrs. Dr. Charles Hines and two
children of Forest Grove.
Don't borrow your neighbor's, get
one of your own. 1000 people in it.
The Bruce Evans revival meeting pic
lures, 25c, soc and 75c at Studio Ash
land. This week only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerton of Delphus.
Kan, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Gerton's brother, E. D. Briggs,
on Almond street. Mrs. Earl Wyck-
off and two children of Austin, Texas,
are also visiting at the Briggs resi-
dence. Mrs. Wyckoff is Mrs. Briggs
sister.
II you are in need of galvanized
pipe | have it for less than cost, as |
got in a carload before it commenced
to advance. Emil Peil. S-tf
Friends of the L. N. Bushorr fam
lily, who lived here about a year, will
be interested in learning that they
are now located in Galena, southeast
ern corner of Kansas in a mining
section, with Joplin, Mo-, the center
of the lead industry, only seven miles
distant. Mr.. Bushorr is in the furni-
ture business.
This week Chautauqua season tick
cts will be sold for IS cents less than
the regular price of season tickets at
other assemblies having only six or
seven days session, without the gen
eral Chautauqua features. Tickets
at 81 Oak street from 2 to 8 each
afternoon, commencing Tuesday. sgt
Grants Pass plans to celebrate the
Inauguration of development work on
the new railroad into the Illinois Val
ley, with big celebration tomorrow.
An auto parade, basket dinner in the
park followed by exercises and an
informal reception for Judge Twohy
and his daughter and other events
will make up the days program. The
people of the valley are invited.
Orres can get your suit for the
Fourth if it is ordered soon. See the
SIS, SIS and $25 specials for July A.
The Chicago Swedish-American
California Club special train will ar
rive here June 26. This party con-
sists of about one hundred people,
among whom are Governor Eberhardt
of Minnesota, Governor Carlson of
Colorado, Judge Chytraus, supreme
court Chicago; Hon. Henry Ericsson,
city engineer of Chicago; Henry S.
Henchen, cashier State Bank of Chi
cago, and many other people of note.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Winter and family |
left last Thursday in their auto for
southern California, where they will
visit the two expositions, at San
Diego and San Francisco. They will
be joined in San Francisco by their
daughter, Miss Hortense, and in Los
Angeles by their other daughter, Mrs.
Howard Brown, both of whom are ex
pected to return to Ashland with
them in a month or six weeks. Ralph
Vining and wife will also return with
them, coming north in their own car
for visit with relatives in Ashland.
Mr.. Vining is a son of Mrs. M. l.. Vim
ing of Ashland and his wife a daugh-
ter of Mrs. A. II. Russell.