Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-03

To clean up dry fir and pine mixed
wood, 12-inch So, 16-inch $2.25.
Phone 1901. 55-tf
The board of health of New York
city now allows horse meat to be sold
at the city markets.
j. B. Gibson and wife of Henley,
suburb Of Hornbrook, CAL, were Wis
itors in the city last week, coming
over Thursday.
Mrs. Mabel Rush and little daugh-
ter of this city were guests of Mrs.
Deardorff at the Deardorff ranch on
Rogue river last week.
Cut prices on BLOCK wood. Phone
420-J, 55-tf
Miss Hazel Lowe, who teaches
school at the Sans Valley school
house, was home for the Christmas
vacation and attended the institute
at Medford.
Ice skating, a pleasure rarely en-
joyed in Ashland, is being INDUCED in
on the ponds in Ashland park by the
youngsters, The lucky lad with the
pair of real ice skates, scarce arti-
Gle in Ashland, is indeed popular.
Paulserud & Barrett clean and
press suits for 81. 1t
The grip is epidemic in parts of
New York city and the board of
health is sending out thousands of
cards with these words on them:
Cover up each cough and sneeze.
If you don't you'll spread disease"
Hobb Deuel. and Leon Speck we're
visitors from Medford Saturday night
and attended the informal dance at
Memorial hall, apparently preferring
the informal jollity of the Ashland
hop to the formalities of the military
ball at Medford.
Suits cleaned and pressed, 81 at
Paulserud & Barrett's. 1t
John volpe and Ben Bowers, two
recent newlyweds, were in evidence
IN the streets of Ashland for the first
lime since their respective happy
events, last Saturday, and several
New Years resolutions went by the |
BOARD in clouds of bit-cigar smoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moorehouse and
laughter Gabrielle were visitors to
he home of Robert Ashworth at Cen
raj Point last week. ]. c. Barnard
md wife, former Ashland residents,
low located at Tolo, were visitors at
he Ashworth home the same day.
The California; Oregon Power Com
,any is finishing up its substation To-
ated at the foot of Nevada street.
is construction is of the massive or
Ter of reinforced concrete. This
with complicated and ex-
,ensive equipment, will cost over
10000.
Johnson the 1eweler for fine watch
work. 97-tf
A gang of men have been busy fill
ng the Smith-Emery bitches in Ash
and during the past two weeks and
ave now completed their work. Sew
raj wagon loads of dirt which
Washed down Pioneer avenue were
auled away from the First National
'ank corner.
Ed Henry, son of Charlie Henry,
rancher residing on the Dead In
ian road few miles east of Ash
and, died at local hospital Satur-
ay. The young man injured himself
1 some manner at Hit while trying
} lift a heavy car. 1t is thought that
e had an abscess in his stomach
vhich must have burst.
Benton Bowers and j. B. Ware
ere Medford and Jacksonville visit
rs Thursday, going down to attend
le meeting of the committee which
,rmulated the Taxpayers Leagues
Iggestions to the county court re- +
arding the county tax budget. They
so attended the meeting of the
,unty court.
Miss Beatrice Miller left Saturday
n San Jose, Cal, where she is at
nding the California state normal
hool. Accompanying her weS
isses Hortense Winter and Elsie
arner, who go back to the San Fran
SEQ Institute of Arts, where they
q enrolled. Miss Esther Whited,
ho is also attending the latter in
tuition, went down last Thursday.
The first bar to close its doors in
edford was Browns" at the cor
IT of Front and Main streets. Mr..
rown will install an up-to-date soft
ink establishment in his place of
isiness. He sold out his stock Of
quors last Wednesday night. A
uple of the Medford bars will move