Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-14

Cliff Jenkins is buying the cigars
on account of the advent of baby
girl which is said to have tipped the
scale and eleven and half pounds.
Mrs. A. True Lundy, NuBone cor
sets. Medford, AZ N. Orange street.
Ashland every Thursday, Hotel Aus
tin. 24-Mon.tf
Kenneth Lilly, who is spending his
summer at Weed and playing ball
with the Weed team, spent Saturday
in Ashland, coming up ahead of the
team which played in Medford Sun
day.
The Trading Co. offer 10 per cent
discount on all blankets and COM
forters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Rose and
children and Mrs. w. H. Mowat mo-
tored over to Hornbrook Friday to
spend the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Ellis, who are living in
Hornbrook for the summer.
Captain o. c. Applegate of Klam-
ath Falls was visitor in Ashland
last week, going over to Jacksonville
to visit Thursday. Mr.. Applegate is
one of the real Oregon pioneers and
fought through the Modoc Indian
war.
The Baptist ladies will serve ice
cream, sherbet, watermelon, sand
wiches and coffee in the church par
lors Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, August II. 1t
Paul Guiley, accompanied by his
wife. left this morning for Johnson's
Prairie, where he will spend a ten
days outing. Glen Guiley is taking
his brothers place at the fire sta
tion.
Free instructions in crocheting
will be given every Tuesday at the
Hat and Art Shop. 24-2t
Mrs. ]. NJ. Loveland arrived Sun
day from Los Angeles and will spend
visit of indefinite length with her
son Carl, director of the Ashland
band. Mrs. Loveland is an accom-
plished musician.
Roseburg News: G. W. Kimball,
one of the well-known citizens OF
Roseburg, is passing several weeks at
Lithia park in Ashland. He says he
is having a splendid restful vacation
and receiving benefits from the min
eraI waters, and will probably remain
there until the end of the month.
School starts September 4. Get
your order in for that new suit. Spec
ial low prices to high school students
at Orres' Tailor Shop.
Hornbrook Leader: w. Beeson of
Talent, Ore, has the honor of ship
ping the first livestock from the
Hornbrook stockyards. On August
10 he drove band of dry ewes and
winter lambs here from Jackson
county. Oregon, and shipped six car
loads to San Francisco. We under
stand the shipment brought him
S5.25 per head.
Roseburg News: While strolling
through Lithia park at Ashland, the
News representative ran across
Ralph Terrell and wife, former popu-
lar residents of Roseburg, but who
now live in Medford. They have
most commodious and comfortable
house tent in one of the prettiest and
most convenient parts of the park,
and are enjoying every day. Mrs.
Harry Stapleton is house, or tent,
guest, and she said she was having
one of the most delightful times of
her life.
Cliff Payne makes piano benches.
Scott Valley Advance: In this is
sue appears the ad of Percy P. Grisez,
the lively little hustler, who is oper-
ating the Grisez Auto Service be-
tween Yreka and Montague. Young
Grisez has the odds against him on
account of the fact that the Yreka
dads have fixed price for the serv-
ice and made the price compulsory.
Yet he is holding his own, chiefly
because he gives courteous and re-
liable service. AS industrious a
young chap as Percy is deserves the
patronage of the travelling public.
Mrs. w. ]. Dougherty has gone to
the old family home at Memphis, Mis-
souri, for a visit of several months