Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-03-02

Roger Bennett and wife of Med
ford were up Wednesday on business
r. P. Campbell visited his ranch OF
Griffin creek for a couple of days las
week.
7 Vernon Milan of Cod Hin visited
friends in Ashland last Saturday ant
Sunday.
c. H. Veighte spent a couple o
days at his ranch on Rogue river thi.
week.
Albert Gully is visiting his brother
c. w. Gully, at the latter's ranch home
near Watkins.
M. A. Carter and S. T. Songer at
tended to business matters in Med.
ford Tuesday.
Rev. j. H. Harmon of Grants Pass
came up Monday to spend couple of
days in the city.
But six marriage licenses have been
issued to date by the county oerk.
And its Leap Year.
Deputy Sheriff Curly" Wilson was
up from Jacksonville on official bust
ness Wednesday.
Without a doubt the best canned
peas are Emson's peas, at Ashland
Trading Co., phone 1872.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Morcom have re-
turned to Ashland after a weeks visit
with friends at Jacksonville.
F. G. McWilliams has gone to I'M
perial valley where he will visit his
son and recuperate his heath.
orres is showing some very fine
values in suits made to order. His
specials at SIS are the talk of the
town. 1t
]. H. Driscoll and Ed Walker game
wardens, were business visitors to the
iower valley the first of the week.
Fred Dodge has been under the
weather with an attack of lagrippe
but is now on the road to recovery.
A team from the East Side grade
school played the Talent grade
basketball team Saturday at Talent,
osing by score of II to 10.
S. F. Thornton left Sunday for Al
coma, a sawmill settlement on Upper
Klamath lake. where he will resume
lis employment as machinist in the
Mills.
Just received, a big assortment of
very conceivable kind of garden
oo's, both for hand work and horse,
It Peil's. S1-4t
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. ]. Duryea will
cave the last OF this week for Eu-
enc where they expect to remain for
he next few weeks. Mr.. Duryea had
o definite plans for the immediate
uture.
Roseburg is to have an auto camp
round this summer. The committee
rom the Roseburg Commercial club
aised $455 and the city will furnish
ght, water and the services of
ian one hour day
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Moe have de-
arted from Medford for Klamath
apis where Mr.. Moe will engage in
lie mercantile business. Mr.. Moe {
as many Ashland friends who hate
, see him leave the valley.
Dehydrated olives-that means t
lst plain ripe dried olives with all c
lie nutritious qualities of the picked t
'i'O' JOu Odu uOW SCI Jhtll lOI ~
,nts per package at Ashland Trad S
g Co., phone 1872. f
The Phoenix basketball team which
'feated all of the class B teams of II
lckson county, including the Ash Il
nd high school second team, lost
Grants Pass high school first team P
st Friday by a close score. Il
The funeral of Mrs. F. B. Doerfus, =
10 passed away at Weed, California, "
iday evening, was held at the home !,
her sister, Mrs. Edith Rehkopf in y
ants Pass Monday. The Ashland p =
lge of Elks sent down a beautiful -,
raj offering. ~
m
New York." the private car OF
uipped by Amos Tuck French, di- m
tor of the Northern Pacific, and CO
,upied by himself and Mrs. French, he
s. Vanderbilt, Mr.. French's sister, al
d Mrs. Lawrence Perkins, passed he
18th Tuesday, as a part of train te
. 19. Ips