Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-03-06
Cliff Payne makes plate racks.
M. N. Beebe attended to business
in Medford Saturday.

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matters in Medford Saturday.
Mrs. John Easterling is recover
ing from an attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Rufus King of Belleview was
an Ashland visitor on Sunday.
C. w. Click has moved his family
into the house formerly occupied by
M. ]. Duryea.
This is the week to buy Golden
Gate coffee and save 10c pound
Holmes Grocery. 1t
Deputy Sheriff E. w. "Curly" Will
son was a business visitor from jack
sonyille Saturday.
Mrs. r. P. Watkins has returned
home after a several days visit with
relatives in Medford.
Mrs. Don Whitney and little son
visited their husband and father in
Hornbrook last week.
Among the Medford people at the
ball game Saturday night were DR..
and Mrs. E. B. Pickle.
Mrs. L. o. Van Wegen was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Gall, for a
couple of days last week.
Mrs. Stevens of Medford was the
guest of Mrs. Ernst Hogue on Ash
land street, last Thursday.
Either one of the three second
hand cars at Camps Garage are in
first class condition and are real bar
gains. S2-1t
w. S. Eastman and family leave
today for a two weeks trip to Los
Angeles, San Diego and other south
ern points.
Mrs. L. H. Newton and son Eugene
of Hornbrook visited in the city last
week, returning to their northern
California home Wednesday.
Walter Ross arrived Saturday from
Tonopah, New, to be at the funeral
services of his mother, Mrs. Mary E.
Ross, who passed away Friday in
Ashland. Mrs. Ross is Mrs. T. E.
Hatfields mother. She died Friday
and was buried Sunday.
Mrs. e. T. Woods of 1916 Grove
street, Oakland, Cal, writes to the
Tidings inquiring concerning fur
nished cottages in Ashland, stating
that she may wish to rent cottage
for the summer. Anyone having
suitable cottages for rent might find
it to their advantage to send informa-
ton
C. E. Gross of Condor, Ore, is
spending a few days in the city, max
ing the Columbia Hotel his head
quarters. Mr.. Gross came to ASH
land to drink lithia water, and states
that he knows of at least a dozen
people at Condor who are planning
to visit Ashland.
John Burns, the burglar who was
arrested for breaking into a store at
Redding and gave Ashland as his boy
hood home, has turned out to be an
ex-convict from Deer Lodge peniteW
tiary in Montana. Local officers
were unable to connect him with
Ashland or find any trace of anyone
who had known such a man.
The little town of Coram in north
ern California is the smallest incor-
porated city in the state and has but
twenty-five voters, of whom nine are
men. There are eight city offices to
fill, hence one man will be left out
in the cold. One of the nine is al
ready judge of the district court, and
will surrender his chances for city
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hall and the
atter's sister, Miss Gertrude John
son, returned to Hornbrook last
week taking with them Mr. and Mrs.
Halls son Wallace, who underwent
an operation and has been confined
at a local hospital for some time past.
The boy is much improved and his
parents expect that he will be on his
feet again in a few days.
One hundred and fifty Ashland
high school students marched down
through town and pulled off regu-
lar old time rally and cheer meet in
the Plaza Friday afternoon, as
forerunner and advertisement of the
basketball games with Medford The
high schoolers, and gir's especially,
displayed some of the real A. H. 5.
spirit under the leadership of Yell
Leader Leroy Ashcraft.
Only about one hundred and fifty
rooters went down on the Southern
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