Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-05-03

visit.
The second Dramatic Club vaude-
vile at the Vining Wednesday, May
12. 1t
Miss Mildred Applegate, who is
teaching school in the lower valley,
spent the weekend with her parents
here.
| have improved and modern facil-
tiles for repairing and manufactur-
ing. o. H. Johnson, jeweler. 97-tf
Mrs. A. G. Mccarthy is visiting
friends in Grants Pass. From there
she will go to Eugene for few days
stay.
Think OF it, an all-wool suit of
clothes for SIS. Blue serges and
otherwise. Mitchell & Whittle.
Mrs. Mary e. Woods, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Burke, in Alameda, has returned to
Ashland.
Remember the date of the Hodge
lecture at the Temple of Truth Sun
day, May 8, s p. m.
H. G. McWilliams was a Medford
visitor Friday and spent several hours
in the neighboring city transacting
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gerrito of
Waukesha, Wis, spent Thursday and
Friday in the city visiting with
friends.
Mrs. erosion of Needles, Cal, who
has been visiting Mrs. c. A. Shuts
during the past week, left for Albany
Sunday.
Maitland Lands, former Ashland
boy, whose home is now in Oakland,
is visiting at the Long home on Sew
enth street.
A screamingly funny Dutch playlet
forms part OF the vaudeville enter
tainment slated for Wednesday, May
12, at the Vining Theatre. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Black and Mrs.
Blacks daughter, Miss Cassie Whee-
lock, have gone to Santa Ana to make
their home.
J. s. Wertz, mail clerk on the Ash
land-Portland run, dropped off for a
dey's visit with his parents in Rogue
River last week.
Miss Anna Mashburn. who has
been assisting in the Smith millinery
parlors, has returned to her home in
Little Shasta Valley.
Jack Peebler was in from his
Green Springs Mountain ranch Sun
day and reports a foot of snow on tor
of Green Springs mountain.
Miss Myrtle Hunt, sister Of Mrs
Will Dodge, has returned to Port
land, after an extended visit will
relatives and friends here.
John j. Mackrodt of this city was
Medford visitor the middle of las
week and spent a couple of days Wis
iting friends and transacting busi
ness.
Spirella corsets give comfort ant
satisfaction. Try ore. Call at 10E
First avenue, or phone Mrs. II. o
Butterfield. 93-tf
w. w. Wilson, former Ashland
blacksmith, who sold his business tc
A. L. Lamb, has departed for Juneau
Alaska, where he hopes to find 10
cation.
Sumner Prrker and Alene Bomal
went over to Hit Saturday evening
where they furnished music for ;
dance. Mrs. Bomar accompanied hel
daughter.
Morgan Davis, local employe of tn,
Southern Pacific Company, has beer
very i'll for the past two weeks ant
leaves today for the company hospita
at San Francisco.
1t will be to laugh. A Dutch play
let that is oh! so funny. At the Ora
matte Club vaudeville Wednesday
May 12, Vining Theatre. 1t
Saturday was an untoward day TO
swimming, but Notwithstanding th
fact a number of the genus "smal
boy visited Helman's baths, whicl
opened for the season.
With the return OF springlik
weather the usual Sunday crowd
were in the park and auto partie
formed a continuous procession be
tween here and Medford
Johnson the jeweler for fine watcl
work. 97-tf
Jim Potter OF Montague, Cal, ed
itor, realty agent and Won vivant, wa
in town early last week, visiting rela
tives and discussing matters concern
ing deals in tig tracts OF Siskiyo
county land.
$40 REWARD for the appreher
sion and conviction Of person or pei
sons who wilfully destroyed a fin