Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-22

Frank and Fred Garrett left Sum
day for Bakersfield, Cal, where they
will take charge of the operation of
Franks oil we'll
F. II. Carter is in town from Eu-
gene on a trip combining business
and pleasure. Mr.. Carter is former
Ashland resident.
Mrs. A. A. Phillips of Hit, CAL,
stopped off between trains to visit
friends here Sunday. She is bound
for Grants Pass.
Buy your fresh homemade candy
at Rose Bros 500 other people are
doing the same. 79-1mo.
Mrs. o. Il. Barnhill substituted for
Miss Olson in the Talent school last
week. Miss Olson was laid up with
case of poison oak
Don't fail to see the Easter specials
for suits tailored to your measure at
Ores tailor shop. Values to $40 for
$19.75, from high-grade woolens.
c. H. Vaupel leaves this week for
Forest City, Iowa, where he will at
tend a family reunion in honor of his
mothers eightieth birthday.
Mrs. A. Mccarthy and daughter
Mrs. F. NJ. Moore, left Friday for
klamath Falls and California points
They will visit the exposition.
One OF the finest stock ranches in
the Dead Indian section (320 acres)
for sale. See Billings Agency. S6-3t
George w. Bud, B. L. Waters, E.
Dickey and T. F. McDougal were
among the Weed Elks who attended
Saturday evenings blowout here.
The fifth annual Pacific Interna-
tional Live Stock Exposition will be
held December 6 to II inclusive al
the union stockyards at Portland.
r. P. Campbell was over from Grif.
fin Creek last week and took back
with him load of household goods
which he has had in storage here.
Little Miss Ledada Baer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Daer of Barron
station, underwent an operation las
week for ear trouble and is improv
ing rapidly.
Card tables, folding chairs and lace
curtain stretchers for rent at j. P
Dodge G. Sons. S6-2t
Saturday was one of the busiest
days that local merchants have ex
perienced for some time. The fine
weather brought a number OF ranch
ers in.
klamath Falls is to have a Fourth
of July celebration this year. The
Business Mems Association has
pledged $500 as a nucleus for &
big time" fund.
Mrs. ]. w. Bergstrom and children
left Friday for Whitman, Mass.
where Mrs. Bergstrom will attend hel
mother, who is i'll. The length of hel
stay is indefinite.
The exposition is attracting bis
crowds even this early in the season
and local railroaders are predicting
monster crowds to pass through IL
the summer months.
Barnum G. Bailey's circus advance
agent was in Medford last week. Tht
circus is slated to arrive sometime IL
August and Medford youths are al
ready saving their pennies.
Mrs. Mildred Eastman and bab!
daughter left yesterday for a ST,
weeks visit in Modesto, Cal. The!
will take in the exposition at SaI
Francisco before returning.
Mrs. o. ]. Stone left Thursday fol
Portland, from whence she will go tC
Hermiston on a visit to her son-in
law, c. NJ. Himebaugh, an architect
who was a former resident here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stedman and Miss
Berg of South Dakota are stoppine
at the home of Mr.. Hale on Beach
street. They are en- route to the fair
h, Mrs. Stedman is a niece of Mr.. Hale
The militia boys have made great
improvement in the appearance of the
park rows around the armory build
ing. The lawns have been graded
leveled and seeded. Shrubs and
flowers will be planted.
The Commercial Club requests the
names and addresses of parties who
are considering coming to the coast
this summer. We wish to send then
literature and give them a good con
ception of Oregon. Taft
Among those who went from here
to attend the Southern Pacific day
at the exposition were: Tariff In
spector j. X. Choate and wife, Agent
G. N. Kramer and wife, Yardmaster'i
Clerk Rolla Goodman and wife, Mrs
c. d. Cane, wife OF the roundhousC
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