Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-30
Policy q Elhart, Druggists.

Mr.. and Mrs Victor Payne are con-
templating return to Oklahoma,
where they have extensive interests.
They recently leased their property
on Iowa street to w. l.. Parish.
The magnolia trees in the Boule-
ward park row will be replaced by
holly. The holly trees are hardy and
beautiful and resemble the evergreen
in their perennial characteristics.
Several cases of bootleggng in
klamath county will come before the
federal grand jury which will con-
vene in Medford Tuesday, October 8.
Several other cases will also be tried.
Grants Pass Courier (Monday):
Miss Bessie York OF Ashland arrived
this morning from Portland, where
she has been visiting, and went to
Waldo to visit her sister, Mrs. James
Logan.
The horses, mules and equipment
used on Contractor Sweeney's con-
tract on the Siskiyou grade were
shipped last Friday to Portland,
where they will be used in paving op-
erations.
Among the notes from the Oregon
building at the exposition we notice
that "E. V. Carter, banker at Ash
land, is here and thinks the fair a
hummer, with Oregon's part about
the best there is"
For real good all leather mans
shoe in a conservative staple shape |
at $3.50, 81 and $3.50, see Mitchell
& Whittle.
DR.. Lance Briscoe, son Of G. A.
Briscoe of Ashland, has returned to
Roseburg from Seaside, according to
the Roseburg Review. Dr. Briscoe
has been located in Seaside for the
past several months.
]. j. Murphy was one of the ship
pers who sold bunch of cattle to
Miller G. Lux in last weeks shipment
from Ashland Mr. Murphy's name
was not mentioned in the item con-
cerning the shipment.
Mrs. w. N. Laidlaw, a former Ash
land resident whose home is now in
Crockett, Cal, and who visited here
for some time during the past sum-
mer, stopped over this week on her
way home from visit at Portland.
G. F. Billings returned Sunday
from the Methodist church state con-
ference at Roseburg. He was elected
alternate delegate to the national
conference of lay members of the
church which will be held in Sarato-
ga, N. Y.
AS predicted some time ago in this
column, the Medford council will in
vest the Southern Pacific flagman at
the Main crossing in that city with
police powers. The unsightly coun-
try crossing signs have been removed
by the company.
Foreman C. D. Cain of the South
ern Pacific roundhouse will soon be
taking off his hat to his friends from
behind the steering gear of a new
forty horsepower Kissel Kar. The
car was ordered through W. A. Walk
er Of Medford.
$125 will buy you one of those
good heavy weight natural gray all
cotton union suits for men only.
Mitchell & Whittle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Robson have
gone back to the soil" and are now
located on ranch near Hillsboro.
The change was made for the benefit
Of Mr.. Robison's health. He has been
in the retail fruit business at the de-
pot for the past several years.
Andrew MCGEE, who was called
over from Gazelle, Cal, recently on
account Of the serious illness of his
sister, Miss Myrtle, returned Monday
afternoon to take up his. duties on
'anch near the California village.
Miss Myrtle MCGEE is recovering from
IN attack Of pneumonia.
Myron T. Herrick, ex-governor OF
ohio, American ambassador to Paris
under the Taft administration and
during the turbulent days OF the
opening of the present war, and
'favorite son" candidate for the re-
publican nomination for president,
passed through Ashland early this
en- route to the San Francis
co fair.