Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-06-05
A. M. Whitney visited friends in
Central Point last week.


Have you tried that Bungalow
strawberry shortcake? Yum, yuml
Francis Bagley of Klamath Falls
is visiting relatives in the city.
A. P. Simpson of Dunsmuir was
visitor in the city last Thursday.
You can place your order for
suit now and pay for it later at Ores
Tailor Shop.
DR.. Shaw of Yreka motored over
Saturday and visited friends in the
city.
"Let i'm Buck" hats, hat bands and
fancy colored shirts at Mitchell &
Whittle's.
Order your Fourth of July suit
now at Ores. Suits SIS and up. All
wool.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Young, who
have been in Ashland for several
months, have gone to Hoquiam,
Wash.
Mems and boys tennis shoes at
Vaupel's.
F. w. Dodge of Gold Hill was an
Ashland visitor over Saturday and
Sunday.
Stuart Saunders left Sunday for
Albany, where he is attending to bus
iness matters.
Still another big shipment of hats
in all the new shades and shapes at
! SO each. Mitchell & Whittle.
v. o. N. Smith and ]. w. Mccoy
left today for Portland, where they
will attend the state bankers conven-
tion.
E. T. Merrill of this city transacted
business in Montague and other
northern California towns last Thurs
day.
NJ. E. Davis and family of Ashland
are the guests of Mrs. Sarah Spearin
at her home on the Pacific Highway
near Hornbrook.
Mrs. A. H. Pracht accompanied
Miss Lillian Patterson to Portland
leaving last evening. They will at
tend the Rose Festival.
Arthur. Webber returned Friday
evening from klamath Falls, where
he spent last week attending to busi-
ness matters.
One of the jitneys operating be-
tween here and Medford was ditched
at the foot of Jackson hill Saturday
the six occupants escaping uninjured
Mrs. Charles B. Wolf and children,
Hal, Marjorie and Gene, left Saturday
morning for Seattle, where they will
visit relatives for the summer. Mr.
Wolf accompanied them as far as
Medford.
E. ]. Starkey of Heppner, Ore.
manager of the Pacific Telephone
Company at that place, arrived il
Ashland last week, being called here
by the serious illness of his sister
Miss Cherie Starkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morehouse and
daughter, Miss Claribel, leave Wed
nesday on an automobile trip which
will take them back to old home sur
roundings in Iowa. They expect tC
be gone most of the summer.
Three big events start on Wednes'
day, June 7. The republican conven'
ton at Chicago, the Portland Rose
Festival and Beebe G. Kinney's big
white sale. OF the three, the latteI
is of paramount import to Ashland
people.
Domino Provost, John Saunders
Clifford and James Friswold returned
Sunday after a weeks camping on
Emigrant creek. Edwin Mowat spent
the weekend with them at the camp
The youngsters report jolly time
"roughing it."
Mrs. M. G. Lawrence is in Ashland
or rather at Buckhorn Lodge, thir'
teen miles east of Ashland, packing
up to permanently remove to south
ern California. Mr.. Lawrence is re-
ported to be much improved but can
not return to Ashland because of the
altitude.
Rod Calvert, Lloyd Teal and Guy
Harvey of Grants Pass motorcycled
up from that city Sunday and spent
the day in Ashland. They proclaimed
themselves to be the Grants Pass
Boosters Club" John Clawson and
Bulldog" Smith of Grants Pass also
came up by automobile.