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

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Miss Ruth Walter of Portland is
spending few days at the Otto Win
ter home on the Boulevard.
Southern Pacific Agent Kramer
left Sunday for Dunsmuir, where he
will remain until Tuesday attending
to official business.
Misses Ruth Shoudy and Josephine
Saunders returned Sunday to Port
land, where they are attending Reed
College.
Mrs. Kate E. Horn and daughter
and Mrs. M. F. Gary and son, both
of Hornbrook, are spending a few
days in the city.
After an absence of four days the
city auto street car has reappeared in
its old haunts. The car has been
completely overhauled.
Miss Edna Wells, who has been
employed in the county clerks office
at klamath Falls, is spending the
holidays with friends and relatives
here.
Carol Wagner, Bertha Kincaid
and Amy Stannard returned to Eu-
gene Sunday. They are all students
at the state university.
Chronic kickers who croak about
these here new-fangled electric
lights " not being bright enough are
silenced after two evenings by can
delight.
Engineer E. H. Bush of the South
ern Pacific spent ten days Christ
mas layoff with his family here, re-
turning to Hornbrook last Saturday
evening.
Miss Naomi Scott left Sunday
evening for Dallas, Ore, where she
will attend school, staying at the
home of her sister, Mrs. o. L. Mar
tin.
Donald Walker returned to Port
land Sunday evening after spending
the holidays with his parents. He is
attending the North Pacific Dental
College.
Chan Watson, civil engineer, now
employed on the Pacific highway at
Hornbrook and the state line, spent
a few days last week with his father
c. B. Watson.
Robert Ellis, who has been EN-
ployed as switchman in the local S
p. yards, has traded with an Oakland
man and will leave for that city il
the near future.
One-half price on ladies hats a
Enders'. Only few left.
Verl Barnthouse returned Frida!
from northern California, where HI
has been on a hunting trip. He at
tended the firemen's ball in Duns
muir on Christmas night.
Jack Peebler and wife spent Satur
day and Sunday in town. Jack re
ports but little snow on the mountain
and the road from his Green Spring
ranch to be in fair shape.
School shoes at Enders'.
Mrs. ]. E. Barrett and son Edmond
returned for the Christmas vacation
from Happy Camp, where she ha
been teaching school. Edmond will
enter hight school here.
A A. Lathrop and wife of Helena
Mont, are in Ashland looking for
location. He is a mining man and i
: very familiar with all past minin
activity in the Ashland district.
The Tidings is on sale at Policy
drug store, II East Main street.
Ashley Russell, a former studen
at the local hight school and now
resident of Portland, stopped off owe
Sunday night on his way home fror
Yreka, where he has been visiting.
Miss Martha Gilchrist, who ha
4 been spending the holidays with tn
Goods and Merrills, returned Sunda
to Roseburg, where she will resum
her duties in the Roseburg hig
school.
Buy better shoes at Enders'.
Ashland students of the Orego
Agricultural College who returned t
their studies Sunday are: Waite
Carpenter, Eugene Carpenter. Angi
Neil, Marion Hodgson, Edwin Dunn
Robert Throne, Earl Fraley, Dan
Frame and Kenneth McWilliams.
Warmers Rustproof corsets g
Enders'.
Frances Hamlin writes from HoI
olulu that the Ashland contingent {
teachers will visit an active volcan
on one of the large islands durin
the holidays. The trip is a Christina
present from the bishop who ha
charge of both the boys and girl
schools.
Phoenix pure silk hose at Enders
At the recent state convention {