Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-02-22


pany turned out for the annual in
spection.
Roseburg cigar stores will close at
hereafter, in accordance
with an ordinance passed recently by
their city council.
Firestone tires at Ashland Garage.
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Mrs. Minnie Seibert left Friday for
her former home, Enterprise, Ore,
where she will visit and attend to
business matters.
If you cannot remove an insight
ly building, why not expend a few
cents for seed and plant vines which
will cover the ugliness?
Today being Washington's birth
day, the banks and recorders office
are closed. Suitable observance is be-
ing made by the schools.
Grain, garden and flower seeds
500 extra votes with every dollar pur-
chase. Ashland-Klamath Exchange.
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Sheriff Singler and Deputy Wilson
came up Saturday for the purpose of
taking back an insane man who was
taken off the train here.
r. E. Jope of Roseburg and T. ].
Jones of Quincy, Wash, friends of
o. H. Johnson, are here visiting with
the expectation of locating.
Royal Brown and wife of Eagle
Point, who have been visiting at the
S. A. Carleton home on Union street,
returned to their home last Saturday.
Some of. the farmers of the sur
rounding districts are planting early
potatoes. Everything points toward
a good year for potatoes and high
prices.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson of
Central Point visited in Ashland
Thursday. Mrs. Thompson was for
merly Miss Edith Fish and attended
school here.
Mrs. Eliza Caldwell, who has been
visiting her granddaughter, Miss Ber-
tina Borral, of this city, returned the
first of last week to her home in
Central Point.
Medford and Grants Pass high
schools will meet in debate at Med
ford Wednesday. The winner of this
debate will meet the winner of the
next district to the north.
Grain, garden and flower seeds
500 extra votes with every dollar pur-
chase. Ashland-Klamath Exchange.
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Otto Michel of Peona, Colo, and
wife are in Ashland and may locate
here. Mr.. Michel says that he is
looking for a place to live and Ash
land looks good to him.
Floyd Dickey towed his automobile
into town yesterday with piece of
timber doing duty in place of one of
the rear wheels. He is rather reti-
cent over the cause of the accident.
Hum Pracht, who is guiding the
destinies of the Depot Hotel during
the absence of Proprietor Wolfe, re-
ports a big increase in southbound
travel and says that the dining room
is filled at every train.
Saturday morning saw almost an
inch of snowfall, which, however,
melted almost Immediately. During
the last three days we have had snow,
sunshine, hail, rain and wind, quite a
combination. 1t also froze during
Saturday night.
Tom, Hill, driver for the Oregon
Hotel bus, was painfully injured Fri
day morning when he struck the roof
of the wagon shed while engineering
the bus out of it's habitat. His back
was twisted, but not seriously, and
he is now back on the job.
Mrs. w. G. Gowland left on No. 13
Thursday to visit friends in San
Francisco, and at Santa Barbara to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Easter. Mrs
Easter was formerly Minnie Gowland
She will also remain at her parents
home, who live in the suburbs of Los
Angeles, before returning to Tucson
Ariz.
The boys and girls basketball
teams from this city went to Medford
last Friday evening to see Cottage
Grove play the Medford aggregation
In the same carload were the Talen
girls team and the Cottage Grove
boys. Several townspeople from
Ashland and Talent also went dowI
and the Interurban car had As peo
pie on board upon arrival at Medford
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