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

! Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Kinney lef
). Wednesday for an extended visit il
n southern California.
Frank McGee of Denver, Colo, i
here drinking lithia water for hi
1 health. He is very much pleased will
1 Ashland.
Mrs. Lloyd Launer and her sol
Vern of Grants Pass have been visit
ing their grandmother Mrs. NJ. A
Baldwin. They returned home Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Jeter returned
from Portland Friday, where Mr.
Jeter went to interview a doctor in
regard to injuries received in a
wreck last July near Mistletoe.
Rubbers below cost. A few pairs
of mems and children's rubbers in
good sizes and few pairs of ladies'
sizes of 5 to T. which we will close
out from 25c to roc per pair. Ash
land Trading Co.
glendale Is reported as having
eight inches of snow. A foot fell at
Dunsmuir and considerable on the
mountain. The trains from the north
were delayed a couple of hours last
night.
w. H. Day, who recently found
himself home'ess when Mr.. Eliason
sold his North Main street property
and decided to move into the resi-
dence occupied by Day land also by
night by Day., has moved to the
Mathes house at the corner of Pine
and Baum streets.
Boys and girls shoes, the best
brand made for the money. Walton
is the name OF the brand Chldren's
and girls shoes 1925 to s1.S5, boys
from $1.25 to $3.50. Ashland Trad
ing Co.
Gene Maltby of Yreka, old time
miner of Siskiyou county, and well
remembered by many prospectors in
these parts, died recently in the Cali
fornia Odd Fellows home, aged So. |
He came to the vicinity of Yreka in
1854 and for time drove the staea
between Scott Bar and Happy Camp.
Transacting business with City
Electrician Strickland now takes on
all of the dignity of cashng a check
or borrowing a match of the cashier
of bank. Due, to be brief. to the
polished counter and iron latticework
with its little window which sepa-
rates the visitor from the hallowed
regions of employees only" behind
the counter It is a businesslike in
Spring and summer dress goods in
all materials, new neclwear. art dem
inns, draperies, etc, all fresh from the
manufactures, Ashland Trading Co.
S. P. Barneburg and son, Harvey,
of Medford passed through Ashland
the last Of the week bound for Dead
Indian and returned Tuesday with
seventy-five head of cattle which they
left at the Owens ranch, south of
town, They stopped over Tuesday
evening with Mr.. Barneburg's brother
Henry Barneburg, in Ashland.
Kenneth Williams, well known in ;
he Rogue river valley as a ball play 4:
,r, now member of the Cincinnati
cam, who is spending the winter in (:
frants Pass, will leave this week for !;
shreveport, La, where he will report !;
VI op'ihS III ubLlNt. w ulldlHS, lUT Z,
month last sumer, was the batting !;
DOL of the National league, but lost /;
is eye at the tail end of the season. I:
The Ashland Electric Light and I:
over Company, local subdivision c. 4
he California-Oregon Power Com I:
any, has closed its office on Oak y
-reet The synchronization of the 4
electrical supply with the Il
system and municipal y
liant, and the taking over of the 4
distribution interests in y
lie city by the city electrical depart. 4
ent, have put an end for the need 4
an office. C. A. Malone, local y
anager of the company, will, ac- 4
riding to rumor, remain here at the =
cad of certain supervisory head. \
larters which are to be established 4
ere in connection with supply cen 4
r for the Californla-Ore COM Il
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