Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-24

ing his son, ]. e. Eastlick, at Walker,
over in Sskiyou county.
Let us keep your suit looking like
new. Don't let it get out of shape.
Paulserud & Barrett. 1t
r. L. Burdic was a business visitor
in the city Saturday, returning down
the valley Sunday.
George Snow returned to Grants
Pass Friday after spending several
weeks at work in Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pelton OF
Sans valley were Easter guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Vaupel,
Mrs. A. H. Russell returned Fri
day from a six weeks stay at Miss
Mabel Russel's Siskiyou county
ranch.
Have that suit cleaned and 1t will
last longer. Dust and DIRT will rot
the cloth. Take it to the expert
cleaners, Paulserud & Barrett. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Grieve, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cliff Jenkins and daughter, Miss
Jane, motored out to Wagner Springs
Sunday and made an all-day picnic
of the trip.
Court Hall, who owns and manages
the Hall auto line to Crater Lake,
says that he has received heavy book
ings for the trip to the lake this sum-
mer, and that many wealthy men will
visit the valley.
D. Perozzi has purchased a new
Ford and gave his old car to George
Ganiere. Mr.. Perozzi says it was the
easiest way of getting rid of it, since
he could hardly follow the method
pursued by the Jew who moved away
from town in order to lose his car.
C. Olsen of the Ashland district
was injured in a runaway on the Pa
cific Highway Saturday morning.
His team took fright at a cow and
became unmanageable. Mr.. Olsen
was bruised considerably but no
bones were broken.
Cliff Payne makes window screens.
Baseball fans are starting talk OF
the organization Of team in Ash
land with the main idea in view OF
pr, viding some real competition for
visiting teams during the July cele-
bration. Hum Pracht is in charge
of baseball events for the 4th, 5th
and 9Th.
II you want a meal and haven't
time to go home and get regular
square," why don't you try dropping
into Buffers confectionery on the
Plaza and having them mix you an
egg matted milk? 1t sure takes the
place of a good dinner better than
any one-course luncheon we know of
Mrs. Addie NJ. Tinkam of Romulus
Mich, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. G
Eastman. She is on the latter por-
tion of a nine months tour of the
country which has included visits
with relatives at Salt Lake, Modesto
Wisconsin state and southern Califor-
mia points. From here she goes to
Portland before returning east. Mrs
Tinkam is Mrs. Eastman's aunt.
Helman's baths may open on next
Saturday, providing repairs which
are being made are finished. The
walks have been recemented and the
tank overhauied. A ladies dressing
room is being fitted up. The small
boys of the city are especially anxious
for "swimmin' season" to arrive, and
the typical summer day yesterday
sent several parties of hardy young
sters to the favorite "holes" in Beal
creek.
Mrs. Minnie Wright and son Orrin
of Thompson, N. D., arrived in Ash.
land Friday to visit her sister-in-law
Mrs. Wright, and niece, Mrs. T. M
Lynch, on Liberty street. These peo
pie are looking for a location and
are perfectly delighted with what
they have seen of our city. They are
well to do and enterprising people
the kind who make the best citizens
and should they decide to locate
among us, will receive a most hearty
welcome.
The Tidings editor visited Medford
Saturday afternoon and called at the
Mail-Tribune office to see George
Putnam, but did not find him in
AS the catch them coming and go
ing newspaper combination" republi
can central committee was in session
and had called all republican candi
dates on the carpet, we presume
George was in attendance on thai
meeting telling the committee how tt
make the candidates come through
with the printing patronage, etc.
Miss Lydia Mccall is back at the
general delivery window of the post