Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-10-30

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From Hit items in Yreka News:
3he bride and groom (the Kings)
were serenaded and otherwise given
a lively night Saturday when the
italian band and many of the town
humorlsts got tired of tripping the
light fantastic and ran over to the
King house to make things lively for
a time And they certainly did dis
turb the siumber of those in the
neighborhood
Mems hats at half price while they
last at the Trading Company 45-2t
G. W. Hake towed a packhorse
through the streets Thursday even
ing with a nice four-point buck slung
across the saddle. He got the deer
near the head of Cottonwood creek.
Irma Hosley was over from Klam-
ath county to spend Sunday in this
city.
Jimmy Taylor, relay rider from
Pendleton, was in the city Saturday.
Clarence Lane and wife have re-
turned from their mine near Hit
Lincoln Loyal Writ, NJ. f. church,
Tuesday. Admission, adults Csc,
high school 15c. 1t
P. L. Ashcraft and Elmer Ashcraft
returned Saturday from the Elk
creek country with two bucks, one
a four-p inter and one five points.
Read shorthand classified adver-
tisement. 39-St"
E. B. Hunt is 5Gpping a carload
Of fruit, mostly apples, to Yreka
this week for sale in that city and
vicinity. Mr.. Hunt has been selling
fruit in klamath county most of the
summer with fair success.
Heavy $4 coatings, plaids and plain
colors, now 1885 at the Trading
Company. 45-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Hughes of
Grants Pass returned home Saturday
after a visit with her aunt here.
John Crosslin returned with her and
will spend a few days in the beet
city.
A case in which two dogs owned
by prominent Ashlanders came up
for trial in Recorder Gillette's court
this morning but was postponed un-
til Friday. The doggone good story
is promised for Monday.
You can get bath blankets and
bathrobes at a 10 per cent discount
at the Trading Company 45-2t |
Mrs. E. J. Roberts is spending 4
few days as the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. E. Gall, of Belleview.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o, Van Wegen |
spent Sunday evening with the for
mers sister, Mrs. Ella Raypholtz, of |
Jacksonville vicinity.
Chimney swecp. Phone 294-R.
44-9t"
George A. Barnum of Medford was
l business visitor in Ashland on We'd
lesday.
Used cars for sale at the Overland
lgency, 974 East Main street. 4O-7t
Little Gail Lynch is convalescing
'ery slowly from a serious attack of
fever.
Miss Alta Walsh of Jacksonville
vas operated on at the Granite City
hospital for appendicitis, on Tues
lay evening, and is resting very cas-
ly at present. She was accompanied
" her mother, who will remain with
er.
Mrs. Alta O'Neal, who leaves soon
or southern California, was visiting
riends on Pennsylvania avenue on
Wednesday.
"In the Wake of the War" DR..
lincoln Writ. 1t :
Madame Alma Tracy, pianist of
considerable fame, has cancelled her
oncert tour this season owing to
rivate affairs which will detain her
4 Ashland indefinitely, Madame .
racy will remain on her ranch with n
er husband, G. H. Young b
Hear DR.. Writ Tuesday, October f
/. 1t
The following in regard to the I
cath of Mrs. Folsom will be of in |
crest to her Ashland friends. "The n
ews to the many friends of Mr. and "
Irs. Folsom is particularly shocking p
nd distressing and has excited ex- t