Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-10

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fined to her home with severe at.
tack of la grippe. She was reported
as being improved Sunday.
The body Of Mrs. Eliza Woolson-
croft, who passed away at the Davis
residence on Laurel street last week,
was shipped to Vale, Iowa, Saturday
by the Dodge undertaking parlors.
Emory S. Smith of Smith, Emery G.
Co. arrived from San Francisco Sun
day to attend to matters pertaining
to the closing up Of the contract for
the mineral water mobilization.
Special prices on umbrellas and
rubbers as advertised at Ashland
Trading Co.
A new metal ceiling is being in
stalled in the building occupied by
the Ashland repeating station of the
Postal Telegraph Company. The
building is owned by G. S. Butler.
Home canned fruit cheaper than it
can be put up for, at Ashland Trad
ing Co. Phone 1872.
Mail Carrier Ed Hatfield is exhibit
ing a beautiful cane turned out of
manzanita wood by Cliff Payne. A
piece of manzanita wood straight
enough for cane is not often found.
If you want to appear at your best
keep your suit pressed. Fifty cents
at Paulserud & Barrett's. 1t
w. T. Travers, who is here from
Syracuse, N. Y, on a business and
pleasure visit, is especially interested
in the mineral resources of Jackson
county and opportunities for develop
ment.
To clean up dry fir and pine mixed
wood. 12-inch 50, 16-inch s2.25.
Phone 420-J. 55-tf
A boy placing a showcard in the
window of McGee's store Saturday
afternoon kicked over a fixture which
fell against the big plate glass win
dow, breaking 1t. The window was
insured.
Who will be the first to climb Mt.
Ashland in 1916? Last year Leroy
Ashcraft and Bill Holmes claimed to
have made the ascent early in Janu-
airy. Several feet of snow now covers
the trail along the high ridges.
Thorough cleaning and careful
pressing. One dollar. Paulserud &
Barrett's. 1t
John Ulrich, wife and two sons,
who came here from Nebraska, have
vacated property which they occu-
pied in the west end of the city and
gone overland to Lane county, where
they will lease a farm. The family
are Germans.
The First National Bank will soon
place a chime clock in front of the
bank building at the corner of Main
street and Pioneer avenue. No more
will the watchless have to rub their
noses on a plate glass window to dis
cern the time while in the downtown
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Jarvis of Port
land are here for the remainder of
the winter and have taken the Glenn
residence on Glenn avenue. They
came to Ashland primarily to try
water treatments. Mrs. jar
Wis is a daughter of Ex-Governor
Whitaker of Oregon.
The Medford high school basket
ball team will play its first games of
the season with Klamath Falls this
week. A number will go down from
here to see Ashland's old rivals in ac-
ton. The klamath lads will play in
Medford Thursday and Saturday, in
Wednesday and Friday.
Suits cleaned and pressed. One
dollar. Paulserud & Barrett. 1t
Another Jail break has been re-
ported from Grants Pass. The DON
nelly brothers, sentenced for viola
ton of the prohibition law to fines of
$50 and sixty days Imprisonment,
calmly walked out of jail Thursday
night, someone kindly unlocking the
Jail doors with duplicate keys. They
have not been heard of since.
John Reynolds of the Antelope
killed large black bear on
Tuesday in a small pasture near his
hut He had three Young hogs, one |