Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-21

r, L. Burdic was up from Grants
Pass to spend the weekend in the
city.
Cecil Grisez came over from Nor
thern California Friday to spend a
few days in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r, Grieve motor
ed over to Hornbrook and spent Sun
day with Mr.. Grieve's folks on their
ranch near that city.
Misses Helen and Gertrude Moore
returned Thursday from a months
visit with their father and brother
at Stockton, Cal. They report
most enjoyable time.
Walter NJ. Sullivan, government
efficiency expert from Washington,
returned Sunday from a two weeks
stay at Portland and rejoins the land
classification crews today at the new
headquarters at Lake creek.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give an apron and food
sale at patty's store on East Main
street next Saturday, October 26th,
commencing at 10 o'clock 26-2t*
George H. Williams, of Marshfield,
Oregon, has arrived to accept a posi-
tion in Whited's jewelry store made
vacant by the entrance into the in
surance business of Wilfred Carr.
Mr.. Williams is an experienced jewel
er and affable gentleman.
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi-
dent of Columbia University of New
York, famed publicist and noted in
the political life of the nation for
his associations with presidents,
spent few hours Thursday in Med
ford en- route from Crater Lake,
which he visited with his wife and
daughter and secretary
Ten per cent discount on all child
ren's shoes from now till commence
ment of school, at Ashland Trading
Co. 26-4t
Medford Tribune: The two jitneys
operating between Medford and
Grants Pass are waging a rate war.
S. A. Simonson, who first started the
run, has held his rate consistently at
81. j. A. McCloud, who has come
on the run recently, suits his rates to
the traffic, charging all the way from
so cents to 81, his sign being changed
on almost every trip.
S. Davies Warfield, chairman of
the board of directors and executive
committee of the Seaboard Airline
railroad, end B. Tnness Brown, advis-
ory counsel of the road, from Balti-
more, arrived in Medford in their pri-
vate car Baltimore, attached to train
15 Saturday afternoon, and were
taken over the Pacific Highway to
Ashland by W. H. Gore.
Start your boy or girl off right
for school with a new pair of those
famous Walton shoes. 10 per cent
discount from now till school time.
Ashland Trading Co. 26-4t
Mr.. John Will and bride of The
Dalles are visiting at the home of
their mother and sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Will, and R. C. Goodman Mr.. viii
is a banker of that place and is en-
joying his vacation in this city They
pronounce Ashland an ideal home
town and think the climate wonder
full. They are enthused over our
wonderful Lithia park, mineral wa
ter and highway
Cliff Payne makes benches.
A party of Southern Pacific Off
cials arrived here Wednesday from
the north on a trip over the Port
land division, and returned Thurs
day. The party was made up Of
Portland division officials and in
eluded Superintendent Burkhalter,
Division Trainmaster Fred Hansen,
Division Engineer Sefert, Chief
Clerk Lowe and System Bookkeeper
A. ]. Beckey.
DR.. ]. B. Reasoner, of Bombay,
India, arrived last night for a visit
with his sister, Mrs. George Ganiere.
DR.. Reasoner has been practising
in India for the past eight
years, and has travelled ove- a gr>at
part of that country. He has been
in Mesopotania for the seven months
prior to leaving for America. He
was AZ days enroute here, coming
on the steamship Tenyo Maru to the
United States.