Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-06-01

visited this city and Lithia park last
Sunday.
Firman Anderson of Hornbrook
was over Monday visiting his brother
and sister. He took back a goodly
supply OF flowers from the Ashland
Greenhouse for the Hornbrook Men,
orial services.
simultaneously with the cancella-
ton of trains SO and 81 on this Sec
tion of the Southern Pacific, nine
other trains were cancelled on the
Pacific system. Most of these were
in the south.
Those awning stripes are mighty
popular everywhere. A big line al
Vaupel's. 1t
Ed Martin, who has been seriously
ill for the past several weeks, left
last week for Tygard, near Portland,
where he will recuperate at the home
of his sister, Mrs. w. C. McGowen,
former Ashland resident.
Medford baseball tossers walloped
Hornbrook in the California town
last Sunday by score of 81 to 10.
The game was a farce according to
report. Medford will play Grants
Pass next Sunday at Grants Pass.
Johnson the jeweler for fine watch
work. 103-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyd will join
Messrs. and Mesdames Root and
Carey in their automobile trip to
southern California and eastern
points. The party expect to leave
this evening or tomorrow.
A scarcity of furnished houses for
rent and also of unfurnished houses
of the nicer sort is becoming more
evident every day. Dozens of fami-
lies are moving into Ashland to spend
the summer and several to make this
their permanent home.
Mrs. E. H. Bush left Wednesday
evening for Portland, where she will
attend to business matters and Incl
dentally garner some ideas for the
comic King Sulphur" parade of the
Springs Dedication Celebration. She
will return the last of the week.
In recent issue of life insur-
ance trade journal We note that the
Medford district Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, which COM
prises Medford, Ashland and Grants
Pass, led the entire United States and
Canada in the amount of new bust
ness issued and paid for, a most re-
markable record.
There are two things to consider
when buying clothes: price and quail
ity. We carry the clothes of quality
at the right price. Paulserud & Bar
rett. 1t
NJ. L. Applegate and little son are
visiting Mr.. Applegate's sister, Mrs.
Emil Peil. They came here from Los
Angeles and will go from here to
klamath Falls to visit his parents.
Mr.. Applegats was until recently in
old Mexico as the agent for large
fruit concern and will return to that
country when the conditions permit.
c. E. Evans has resigned as man
ager of the Weed Lumber Company
and passed through Ashland last
week bound for Seattle, where he will
enter the business of marketing his
various lumber appliance patents.
Evans has been the head of the Weed
Lumber Company for the past eleven
years.
Rev. Mathis, who closed a weeks
evangelistic meetings at Talent Sun
day, left Monday evening, accom-
panied by his wife, for Portland. Be-
fore returning to his home at Colo
rado Springs he will visit his mother
at North Yakima, Wash. He opens
series of meetings in South Dakota
later. Bernard Vessey, singing evan
gelist, went south with his wife and
will join MIR. Mathis in South Dakota
later.
E. A. Estes and family arrived this
morning from Los Angeles, where
they spent the winter. They drove
through in their Studebaker six,
leaving Los Angeles last Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock and arriving
here this morning at ten. They came
through slick as a whistle, not even
experiencing blowout on the trip.
They report the roads fine. They
will be at home for the summer in
their cottage on North Main street.