Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-03-30


Mrs. ]. II. McMichael, who recent
ly underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis, is recuperating nicely.
L. S. Engle of Los Angeles, son-in-
law of Mrs. s. J. Irwin, is spending a
few days with his wife and baby in
the city.
Painters and paperhangers have
been busy redecorating the interior
of Mark Bakers Monarch Confec-
tionery."
Cliff Payne makes meat boards.
About third of the business let
ters mailed from Ashland now bear
the glass of water trademark of
"Oregon's Famous Spa"
Merrill, over in klamath county,
was visited by 10000 fire Mon
day. A department store and several
other buildings we're destroyed.
Misses Beatrice Simons, Louise
Daddysman Angie HALEY and Lor-
ena Stratton of Medford spent the
weekend with Ashland friends.
Nette Morgan died Tuesday after
noon at her home on Mountain av-
enue. The funeral was held this af-
ternoon from the Christian church.
Attend Trinity church food and
candy sale Saturday, at the Ashland
Trading Company. 1t*
Thomas Culbertson has rented his
stock ranch at Fort klamath to his
brother-in-law, James Wiley, who ex-
poets to move to the place at once
with his family. Mr.. Wiley will stock
the place with dairy cows.
The old Mccarthy orchard tract
north of Ashland is to be cleared of
trees and planted to alfalfa, c. w.
Banta undertaking the supervision of
the work.
Depot Hotel pays l ) cents a pound
for large fat hens, live weighgt. S9-2t
Miss Eleanor Brown, sister of Mrs.
A. H. Davenhill. who has been visit
ing here since last fall left the last
of the week for her home at Maiden
Rock, Wis.
Mrs. June Tyrell of klamath Falls,
who has been visiting in the valley
for several days, spent Tuesday in
Ashland and left Wednesday for her
klamath county home.
Call at Holmes grocery and eat
Ber Gherkin with them Saturday af-
ternoon. 1t
A number of Yreka Cinnamon who
have been visiting brother descend
ants Of the Flowery Kingdom in Med
ford and Ashland left Monday for
their northern California home.
Mrs. Glen Conwell, who has been
visiting friends in the valley for the
past three weeks, passed through
Ashland Sunday, bound from Medford
to her home in Klamath Falls.
George F. Skiff. representing E. H.
McCune & Co. of Portland, is stop
ping at the Columbia.
Roy Mcdaniel, familiarly known to
the young folks of Ashland as Red, +"
pulled up his stakes and left Ashland
Tuesday morning for Bellingham,
Wash, where he will look after prop
erty interests.
Among the Phoenix contingent who
attended the presentation of Car
men" by the Ashland high school last
Friday were Mr.. and Mrs Joe RAIDER,
William Mckay, Mrs. William Carless
and Theodore Fish.
Men, whatever you do, come to
Baughman's Great Cash Raising Sale.
S9-1t
S. S. Smith of the republican CEN
tral committee, E. M. Wilson, candi-
date for county assessor, and John H.
Carkin, candidate for district attor-
ney, were in Ashland yesterday mix
ing political medicine.
]. G. Barnard and daughter Anita,
who teach in the -Tolo schools, en-
joyed a weeks vacation at their Ash
land home last week, the Tolo schools
being closed on account of an epi-
demic of whooping cough.
Meyer & Co.'s celebrated made-to-
measure spring suits on special sale
at Baughman's Great Cash Raising
Sale. S9-1t
Under the artistic hands of Interior
Decorators Riggs and Emery, Skeen's
barber shop has received a complete
interior overhauling, and patrons will
have a new pattern Of ceiling paper
to engross their attention while re-
ceiving "close one" at the hands of
Mr.. Skeen or one of his expert razor
wielders.