Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-10-12

here for the past several days and
stopped in at the Tidings office yes
terday to tell us how much he was
benefited by the lithia water and to
express his appreciation of the park,
which he proclaimed to he the most
beautiful natural park he has ever
seen. 81 have to go back tomor
row" he said, but you can bet your
life that when get my vacation next
year my wife and | will be up to
spend the whole of it in Ashland" "
He stated that all traces of his COM
plant had disappeared and that he
felt like a new man.
We are now prepared to fit the
young man in a real good corduroy
pant to wear to school. Best grade
is worth $3.50. Mitchell & Whittle.
Rev. W. j. Douglass, who was
forced to postpone trip to Portland
after the Lebanon conference on ac-
count of the funeral of Ray Thomas
here, left Tuesday with his wife for
the Oregon metropolis.
Pure goats milk for children at
Goods goat dairy, phone 17-F-2.
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William c. Grubb leaves soon for
northern California to take posi-
tion with large dredging company.
He has been on the Grubb ranch in
the Dead Indian country with his
brother Frank for a while.
Col. George P. Minis, w. N. Camp
bell and Nose Barkdull were among
the Medford democrats who attended
the meeting in Ashland Monday
night, with U. S. Senator George E.
Chamberlain as the main speaker.
w. D. Carey and wife, who went
east with the Roots on an automo-
bile tour, returned last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Root shipped their car
on the home stretch, but the Careys
drove all the way. They travelled
5000 miles and touched in seventeen
states and had a repair bill of 1920
for the entire trip.
"Argonaut" flannel overshirts in
all the best dark colors, military or
flat collars, at $1.75, $3.50 and SO.
Mitchell & Whittle. 1t
A. B. Gardner of Santa Ana, Cal,
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. E.
w. Gardner arrived in the city last
week to spend the remainder of the
month with Mrs. Gardners wife and
her mother, Mrs. Anna Pendleton,
who have spent the summer here,
residing on Granite street. They
will return to Santa Ana the last of
the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Yockey passed
through a thrilling experience when
their horse ran away while they were
descending Winner hill upon the re-
turn from trip over into the
Wrights creek district Sunday even
ing They we're both thrown out and
the buggy badly wrecked. Mr.. Yock-
ey is hobbling about on crutches as
result of the smash.
Pythian Sisters will give social
Friday evening, October 19, at Odd
Fellows hall. Cards, dancing and
refreshments. 1t
Hon. Miles Cantrall and wife of
Applegate and Mrs. Charles Hines
and little daughter Marguerite of
Forest Grove we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Murphy on the Boulevard
Tuesday. The ladies were formerly
Mary and Agnes Devlin and are cous-
ins of Mr.. Murphy. The Devlin fam
lily lived southeast of Ashland on the
Boulevard for many years.
Mrs. G. W. Winner of AGA Noun
tain avenue has been so seriously i'll
for the last five weeks that all her
children have been summoned to her
bedside. They are: Mrs. j. w.
Strang of Washangel, Wash; Mrs.
|. H. Radabaugh of Coquille, Mrs,
w. N. Campbell of Grants Pass, Mr..
and Mrs A. ]. Winner of Grants
Pass, Mrs. Ally Baker, Charles l..
Winner and ]. B. Winner of this city.
Last night Mrs. Winner was reported
somewhat better.
j. B. Hunter, of the Sunset or
chards southeast of town, has gone
to the Canadian northwest in the vi
cinity of Lethbridge, looking over the
country with land investments in
prospect. He will visit Alonzo Bowen
a Canadian settler, formerly residing