Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-03-16
Policy & Elhart, Druggists.

itor from Jacksonville Yesterday,
Johnson the Jeweler FOR fine watch
work. 97-tf
Mrs. Lynn Furdin and children are
visiting Gold Hill friends this week.
Howard Grover, of Medford, was
in town Sunday greeting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hicks left
Sunday for Yreka, where they will
visit their son Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Knighton of
Eagle Point visited with friends in
the city the last of the week.
Miss Norma A. Smith of this city
has gone to Lost Creek, above Eagle
Point, where she will teach school.
G. R. Slingerland of the Carson
Fowler Lumber Company is looking
after business matters in Montague.
c. c. Gall returned to his Ashland
home Monday after a several months
visit with relatives at Sacramento
and Vallejo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Terrence are
over from Hit to spend a few days
with Mrs. Torrence's relatives in the
Neil family.
George Soranson, one of the incor-
porators of the Pompadour Mineral
Springs Company, was a visitor from
Medford yesterday.
James Mcdonald and his uncle, who
is visiting him at his home in Eden
precinct, were up Sunday and en-
joyed a visit to the park.
C. f. Hooper, o. L. Young, R. L.
Burdic and c. B. Watson were among
the Ashlanders who attended to bust
ness in Medford Tuesday.
Judge and Mrs. Calkins were visit
ors from Medford the first of the
week, motoring up for a visit with
friends and to the Lithia park.
Mrs. Howard Ever underwent a
operation for a pulmonary
trouble at the Granite City hospital
last Friday and is doing nicely.
S. P. Moss and daughter, Mrs. c.
S. Morris, left for their home in Lake
view Monday after a three weeks
visit with the w. J. Moore family
Saturday is the beginning of Or
ange Week. Holmes Grocery will /
make special prices by the box, half
box and basket. Orangeade will be
served Saturday afternoon. 1t
Otto Michel, residing on Fourth
street, is receiving a visit from his |
brother, Adolph, who is on a visit !
from Chicago.
Glenn V. Payne and wife returned /
to their home at Hillsboro Friday |
after a weeks visit with !
Mrs. Susie Allen.
Lightweight shoes in all-leather
kind at $3.50, SO and $3.50. They |
are just the thing for the young fell
lows to wear to school. Mitchell &
Whittle. 1t
F. D. Swingle and wife, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Vallanding-
ham, attended the revival servies at
Saturday evening.
Mems and young mems suits made |
10 order by Ed V. Price & Co. always
please the most particular person.
Prices SIS and up. Mitchell & Whit
lie. 1t
Roy L. Maule, candidate for coun-
y treasurer was up from Medford
Saturday feeling of the quickening
,ulse of the Ashland voters.
E. D. Briggs and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monte Briggs and Mr.. and Mrs.
lin McNair motored up to Butte
reek and spent the day enjoying a
amiy picnic.
Holmes Grocery wishes to thank
heir many friends for their help in
making Golden Gate coffee week a
uccess. The sale this year ecipsed
IL former records and we know the
is mutual 1t
Kenneth McWilliams and Neil !
hinn left Monday for klamath Falls,
,here they will seek employment in
he lumber mills which are opening
p for the summer run.
Harmon Clark, who made Ashland
is home until a couple of years ago
nd has been employed in Southern
Pacific offices in San Francisco for ;
he past year, is spending few days !
enewing old acquaintance in Ash
and. From here he will go to
where his parents reside.