Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-03-09
Cliff Payne makes benches.

Newt Shook Is visiting his brother
in klamath county.
e. o. Reese was a visitor to Mont
ague last week.
G. H. Barnhill started south Mon
day, headed for Arizona.
Clifford E. Dana develops voices
and gives special piano technic.
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C. NJ. Kidd, a Medford shoeman,
motored up from Medford Wednes.
day.
Attorney c. B. Watson attended to
legal matters and visited friends in
Medford and the county seat Mon
day.
Clifford f. Dana will accept a few
more pupils in piano or voice culture
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Mrs. w. NJ. Policy returned Mon
day morning from San Francisco,
where she has been visiting for three
weeks.
Charles A. Chieffelin, a Medford
groceryman, was visitor in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Looseley left
Tuesday for Montague, where they
will visit with their son.
Mrs. Dan Walker left Monday for
Berkeley, CAL, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. L. B. Applegate.
Saturday is the last day for 10
cent reduction on Golden Gate cof-
fee. Holmes Grocery. 1t
Dick Crowell was arrested at Med
ford Monday on charge of bootleg
ging, and was given thirty-day sent
tence.
L. E. England, formerly proprietor
of the Elkhorne store here, is now
in the grocery business in Portland
at 92S Mississippi avenue.
The Baptist ladies will serve a 25-
cent dinner in the basement of the
church March II. S92t-Thur.
DR.. Blake is among the many Ash
anders who has the paint up" fever.
Jack Rigg is painting Mr.. Blake's
house and garage.
The new telephone directory was
distributed this week to Ashland tel
ephone renters, and information"
will have few days rest.
Notice to irrigationists: A few
pairs of rubber boots to close out at
cost for cash, SO and 1926. Ashland
Trading Company. 1t
Miss Vivian Greer returned Sunday
from Los Angeles and other
southern California cities, where she
mas been spending the past four
Mrs. Monte Briggs returned Mon
lay from Grants Pass, where she
spent a few days as the guest of Mrs.
<. NJ. C. Neill at the Neill's summer
,opna Ardapnroio
T. S. Eaton and family, recently OF
jefferson, Ore, were guests the past
week at the w. o. Dickerson home.
they have rented the Powell resi-
Ience on Iowa street and will move
ere.
Samples of Golden Gate coffee will .
e served Saturday afternoon at t
Iolmes Grocery. Drop in and try !
up. 1t '
NJ. V. Colker of Portland was a t
isitor here the first of the week,
lie will move his family here from f
'ortland and they will occupy their 9
esidence property on East Main f
treet. c
Miss Stella Owens, sister of Mrs. |
larry Andrews. left on Saturday for /
'evada. where she has been appoint @
d to a position in the government 5
ervice connected with the Carson
boarding School. p
o. H. Barnhill is the author of a
biographical sketch of D. NJ. Lowe, d
shland's dry farm wizard, accom-
anied by a photograph of Mr.. Lowe, t.
'h'ch appeared in a recent issue of "
he Sunset Magazine. "
Benton Bowers and S. A. Carlton +
f Ashland have opened up a rich Gin h
abar prospect on Pichett creek with o
good outlook for making it one of
lie best quicksilver properties in a
Oregon. ii
Mr.. and Mrs. James ingalls, are Y
ere visiting their son, Bert Turner, p
the Wells-Fargo company, who b
xes on Sixth street. They are resi- s.
snts of Sioux Falls. S. D., and have te
zen passing the winter in southern gi
alifornia. 81