Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-04

b. II. dunlap and family have
moved to Williams, Ore.
Try pair of shoes from Enders'.
You'll like them.
L. E. Waterman was up from Med
ford Wednesday on business.
Marcia S. Cudleg of Red Bluff,
Cal, arrived Tuesday for brief stay.
New spring hats at reasonable
prices at Miss Hargroves.
w. T. Clockner of Grants Pass was
a business visitor last Tuesday.
Clyde Farrar left last week to join
his parent sat Myrtle Creek.
Miss Florence Roberts of this city
visited in Medford Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Klum were re-
cent visitors here. Their home is in
Medford
d. 0. Anderson of Oregon City
transacted business in the city last
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mack of st. Joe, Mo-,
arrived Monday and visited here the
first of the week.
, Miss alice Hansen came up from
Grants Pass Monday morning to visit
her sister in this city.
Mrs. May Wolfor dreturned to VOL
ford, Ore, Sunday after a few days
visit with friends here.
Rev. Wharton and wife of Gold Hill
were up Tuesday for the Ohio day
celebration at Moose hall. I
M. o, Warner of Eugene was in
the city Wednesday attending to bus
mess affairs and visiting friends.
It's me to the shop that makes the
snappy clothes. No disappointment
at Ores, where you have fit
c. W. Chattin left Monday for Mis-
soula, Mont. He was called by the
serious illness of his father.
1000 extra votes with every suit OF
coat ordered during March. We also
give the green stamps at Orres' tailor
shop.
DR.. e. A. Woods of Rogue River
who has been attending a patien
here, returned to his home Tuesda,
evening
E., D. Briggs left for Salem Tues
day evening. He will attend the ses
sion of the supreme court and will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. E. R. Lawrence and littl
daughter came up from Grants Pas
Monday to join Mr.. Lawrence, VIII
has purchased the Star Theatre here
See Mary Pickford in one of he
| greatest characters as Dolly Lane, i
the great Paramount theatrical pla.
Behind the Scenes" at the Vinin
Friday night, March 5.
Zella G.. Evans and Mrs. Vivian I
Evans, who have been visiting at til
home of William Nortridge, have r,
turned to their home at Norcell
Ore.
Fred Day, Southern Pacific clail
agent, well known locally, lost a han
when he slipped while getting on
train at Junction City Wednesda
morning.
If you like good coffee try tn
special blend bulk coffee. 1t is cheaI
er than cans and labels. We Civ
Scrip, one mile in travel for one do
| lar in trade. Ashland Trading Co.
The will of C. c. Beekman, wh
passed away last week at Jackson
vile, is being probated. Wealth e
timated at 100000 is left to h
wife, daughter and son.
Dr. Julia McQuilkin, who recent
7 moved her office to Grants Pass, hi
accepted a position with DR.. Julia
Johnson of that city and will act
the capacity of assistant.
A new carload of American fenC
at Peil's. While prices on fence al
going up, l bought before the la
] raise, so can and will sell cheapt
than elsewhere. Emil Peil. S1-3t
Mrs. ]. o. Marette received new
of the death of her father at Lawto
> Springs, New, and left Monday fC
that place, taking with her Fred an
Florence, her son and daughter.
q The front of Vaupels store built
ing is receiving a much-needed co;
r of paint under the brushes of job
Rigg and George Watson. A gener
application of paint all over town wi
be a great beautifier.