Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-10-09

their old friend, Miss Effie Garland,
at the d. r. Fox residence. After
visiting our park they expressed
themselves as being surprised and
amazed to find that Ashland had
such beauty spot. A beauty that
must bring forth, they said, un-
stinted praise from all whose privi-
lege 1t may he to behold il. In the
opinion of Mr.. Murray, who is a bus
iness man of varied experience, Ash
land will in the very near future be-
come famous health and pleasure
resort.
DR.. Price Phipps of Albany is here
for few days visit and is a guest
at the J. F. Rocho home. Mr.. Rocho
is showing the visitor over Ashland
and DR.. Phipps has become greatly
attached to the city and may locate
here. The park and scenic surround
ings of Ashland especially are the
features which interest him in Ash
land.
We are prepared to serve you at
any time, The Lithia Bakery and
Restaurant 39-3t
Eugene Walrad and daughter,
Miss Angie, left Saturday for CHINA
bar Springs, going on horseback
over the Mount Ashland route. Ray
Dennis accompanied them over and
returned Sunday with all but one of
the horses. They will stay at the
springs for a month or six weeks, or
at least until the snow drives them
out.
The machinery at the sugar fac
tory will be started in motion next
week, and few days later the first
sack of Grants Pass sugar will be
put upon the market. The beets are
now fast taking on saccharine, as
well as gaining in size, so that neith-
er the factory people nor the farmers
are in hurry to start the slicers.-
Grants Pass Courier.
The regular meeting of the Civic
improvement Club will be held in
Auxiliary hall next Tuesday after
noon at 2:30. Mrs. Lamkin will
preside in the absence of Mrs. Briggs.
Veny important business will come
up. 39-2t
Conductor Swaggart left October
l for the Southern Pacific hospital
at San Francisco where he will take
electtical treatments again. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. Swaggart
was thrown from the top of car
and seriously injured and was in the
hospital for long time, but left be-
fore fully regaining his health, con-
sequently he had to go back again.
There will be no rough stuff dur
ing the Albany Roundup next week
as there was at Eugene, according to
the police of that CITY, says the AL
bany Democrat. The cowboys have
been there for a week or two and
one of them, Van Riley, rode his
horse into the Eagles cigar store, but
was promptly arrested by Chief of
Police Catlin and fined S. in the
police court.
Read shorthand classified adver-
tisement. 99-St*
Mrs. J. NJ. Rennie of Eugene, wife
of a travelling man who is well
known in Ashland, has taken cot
tage on Granite street and will be
here for the winter. She is accom-
panied by friend, Miss Mcdonald.
Mrs. Renine has visited Carlsbad and
Baden Baden and other well known
resorts of the world. and compares
Ashland's future favorably with any
of them. She is here to gain the
benefit of the waters.
Galvanized pipe, inch, l u inch
and inch, for sale at cost by Peil.
27-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Terman of
London, Ohio, are visiting relatives
in the family of DR.. G. w. Gregg,
en- route as missionaries to China.
They will sail within a few days
from San Francisco to Hong Kong,
and in the meantime will enter
university and perfect themselves for
year in the Chinese language be-
fore taking up their chosen work.
Mr.. Terman spoke at the high school
Thursday, telling of the work which
lies before him
Charley Roy, wife and family have
rafurnad IN Ashland after an Alb.