Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-16

Mrs. L. II. Walker and mother,
Mrs. ]. l.. Norwood of Central Point,
were visitors in the city Friday.
The best summer drink is Grape
inc. 1t is the most economical. Sold
at the Ashland Trading Co.
Factory blocks are economical.
Try them. Carson-Fowler Lumber
Co. 23-4t
j. M. Ritchie of New Fame, n. Y,
and John Dowding of the same city
stopped over Sunday in Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Van Dyke
and son Everett have returned from
two weeks visit on the Applegate.
Get your automobile license and
insurance from G. H. Yeo. 1S-tf
Ladies suits that will suit. Tail
ored to your measure in our own
shop. Paulserud & Barrett.
Emory E. Smith of Smith, Emery
& Co. arrived Saturday evening and
will spend two or three days in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells and Mr.. and
| Mrs. II, X, Hanna of Jacksonville
motored to this city last Monday
evening.
Johnson the jeweler for fine watch
work. 97-tf
Miss V. NJ. Evans of the Granite
City hospital left Friday evening for
Yreka, where she was called to attend
case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Crowson, DR..
and Mrs. Fischer and Mrs. w. W.
Crowson motored to Grants Pass Fri
day.
The city school houses are being
overhauled in anticipation of the
opening of the fall term in four
weeks.
F. H. Holy, the Green Spring
mountain goatman, has leased his
herd of 500 goats to Mr. Bowman Of
Talent.
Thirteen thousand and eighty
eight acres have been signed up for
irrigation in the Medford irrigation
campaign.
The biggest and best line of artistic
and late fall and winter cloths and
patterns for ladies and men at Paul
serud G. Barret's.
Misses Fern Murphy and Ruth
Hadley left Tuesday for Wagner
Springs, where they remained over
the weekend.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor returned Fri
day to her home at Sacramento after
visit at the home of Mrs. S. W.
Clute in this city.
A meteor shower was predicted for
Monday and Tuesday nights but failed
to materialize beyond the usual num-
Der of falling stars"
Many of the high school boys who
have been working in northern Cali
fornia are returning to get ready for
the coming school year.
Now is the time, gentlemen, to or
der your fall suit from the great
range of new fabrics and styles which
we have just received. Paulserud &
Barrett.
Mrs. ]. c. Poor is visiting friends
in Eugene. While en- route north she
stopped off in Roseburg for a visit
with Mrs. H. P. Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Sayles, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. D. Jennings and Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Sayles are camping at Johnson
Prairie, near the Parker station.
The state examiner inspected the
cows of the Sanders dairy recently
and found all to be absolutely free
from any traces of tuberculosis.
Mrs. Conwell of this city is visit
ing Crater Lake in the company of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Conwell of Med
ford and Mrs. Wilson of Chicago.
G. w. Milan, who has accepted a
position as principal of the Gold Hill
schools, leaves for Gold Hill as soon
as a suitable house can be found.
Oliver Shipley and Charles Pope
have shipped 800 hogs to the Lamkin
place near Montague, where they
will be grazed on the stubble land.
William Beveridge, young man
of Medford, engaged in surveying
work on the Siskiyou grade, was a
visitor in the city Saturday evening.
Suppose your property mad burned
last night, without being insured?
Would it have hurt you or almost
"broken you up? Safe, sure way
is to insure with the Billings Agency.
Let us tell you about the low cost.
23-4t
DR.. and Mrs. Woods and boys OF