Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-11


treatment for his health, which has
been poor OF late.
E. N. Smith, a familiar figure
about the depot for some time past
| in the capacity Of hack driver, is
seriously i'll at his home on Morton
street, suffering from a paralytic
stroke.
Three Portland girls have started
from that city to walk to San Fran
cisco. They Will pay the expenses of
the trip by appearing in theatres and
selling postcards. They will pass
through Ashland in about three
weeks.
200 votes in the exposition contest
with each new Tidings classified ad-
vertisement during March. II the
advertisement amounts to 81, 500
extra votes. Must be paid in advance
to get the extra votes.
Mrs. A. E. Smith has gone to Port
land to investigate the latest in
spring millinery and intends to bring
back some of the latest creations with
her. She has left competent young
lady in charge of her Oak street shop.
Royal Gamblers of this city was
among those who passed the exams
for position in the forest service at
the recent civil service. examinations
held in Medford. He has been in the
forestry service for the past few
years.
o. H. Barnhill is getting up a class
in Spanish and would like to hear
from all who are interested in this
most useful and interesting Ian
guage. First lesson free. Phone
470-L. S3-2t
c. B. Lamkin left Saturday for
Montague, Cal, where he will make
an inspection trip over the big grain
ranch owned by him and his brothers
in that vicinity. About half of the
500 acres in the ranch has been sown
to wheat.
Mallory hats at Enders'.
NJ. E. Briggs has finished overhaul
ing and painting his car and is now
joyriding every night. Monty has
been working for the past three
months during his spare time on the
car and claims that the engine never
ran more smoothly.
New spring suits just arrived at
Enders'. Mems and boys. /
Andy MCGEE has been having ex-
cellent luck in numerous fishing trips
to Bear creek during the past week.
The largest finny denizen that he has
had the luck to haul measured thirty
inches. Andy neglected to say how
far the creek fell when he hauled it
out. e.
School shoes that wear. Enders'.
]. r. Robinson of Ashland pur-
chased Monday a 160-acre stock
ranch located in Sans Valley, from
John Gibson. The transfer was made
through Hodgson & Whitmore and
the consideration is understood to
have been $1,000.
Buy your hot chicken tamales at
Rose Bros. Nine years in the busi-
ness. 79-1mo.
The Herrin relatives, residing here,
of Mrs Emma Dickey, who suddenly
disappeared in Portland several
I weeks ago, report no clue to the mys-
| terry which has baffled police investi-
cations not only in Portland but also
various other localities.
Look for our free stamp coupon
r Paulserud G. Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric Meyer arrived
= Monday from San Francisco and will
. +spend couple of weeks visiting al
Y the William Meyer home.
q Miss Marcia Ardley and Miss Mabe
g Gardiner of Hits, Cal, were week
4, end visitors with friends here.
- Hargrove's hats will please you
Z Latest styles.
John F. Patty left for the nortf
: Thursday evening to take look a
property in the vicinity of Sultan, il
the Snohomish river section of Wash
ington, for which he has received al
offer in the way of exchanging hi
merchandise stock here.
The Pelican Bay and Algoma saw
mills, two Of the largest of klamath
county's lumber enterprises, will
open work on April l. Over five hun
dred men will be put to work wher
the work in the woods "Opens up
| About one hundred and fifty will
start work in the mills the first o
the month.
Willis Caldwell of Subhmity, Ore.
arrived here Friday, accompanied b.
his wife and two children, and ha
taken possession of the Bressler prop
erty on Allison street, recently va