Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-20

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at the depot fountain.
Klamath Falls is making an effort
to induce Justice Hughes to stop al
Hartman lodge on klamath Lake
and visit Crater Lake as an outing
feature on his western trip.
Crater Lake and other trips. See
o. Winters. Chalmers Six. 1921
A. T. Warner writes from the mid
die west that he has extended his
trip toward the east and will not be
back until the middle Of August in
stead of the 18th of July as formerly
/ planned.
Crater Lake and outing trips. See
o. Winters. Chalmers Six. 1921
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Griffen of Ev-
erett, Wash, are here for a weeks
stay, during which their one predom-
inant occupation will be drinking in
great draughts of Ashland air and
slipping lithia water.
Hair work. Switches made from
combings. Phone 419-Y. 1925
Mrs. Anna Gash-Barhan Of Paisley
has traded her residence on High
street to Mrs. Thayer of Lake county
for property in her present home
town, and on Saturday left for Salem,
where she has other interests.
c. w. Walcott and wife of Marsh
field left Monday after a visit at the
home of Mrs. Walcott's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Pohland. Mrs. Poh-
land went to Marshfield with them
and Mr.. Pohland expects to go over
in couple of weeks.
According to a recently published
statement, the Central Point Packing
Company has paid to the farmers and
stockmen Of the valley a. total of
$54,163.19 during the past twelve
months. Practically all of this money
remains in the valley.
Crater Lake and outing trips. See
o. Winter. Chalmers Six. 16-2t
Fred Herrin mas received word
from San Francisco that his daugh-
ter, Edith, who suffered an injury to
her shoulder when thrown from her
horse July 4, would have to undergo
an operation. Mrs. Herrin is in the
city with her daughter.
Fancy milk-fed broilers and fryers,
25 cents per pound, dressed and de-
livered. Phone E. o. Smith, 1881.
12-6t'
Harry Barneburg and wife of Med
ford passed through Tuesday on
their way to the Dead Indian coun.
try, where they will remain for two
or three months looking after a
bunch of cattel which Mr.. Barneburg
is grazing on the government range.
Shoe Fly, the animals friend, is
the original fly repellant. For sale
at Peil's. 16-tf
John Conner and nephew, ]. R.
Conner of Oakland, are visiting with
the formers son, Dan, clerk at the
Hotel Austin. The visitors came up
up auto and will motor over to Mr..
Conner's klamath ranch, then to
Crater Lake and return by way of
Rogue river.
Boyd will make ten trips to Crater
Lake this season. Better see him
now. Special rates to families or
loads of four. 15-Thurs-tf
George Icenhower, who is en-
ployed in government reclamation
work in klamath county, came over
to join the Ashland Coast Artillery
company, of which he is a member,
for the annual encampment. His
wife came over to Ashland with him
and will visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Brown.
Have a talk with Boyd about that
trip to Crater Lake. Can take only
ten loads. 15-Thurstf
According to word from San Fran
cisco, there is a general shortage of
silver on the Pacific coast. The
Fourth Of July celebration left lot
of loose silver in Ashland and the
shortage will not affect this city.
When the new designs are minted,
about September is, the shortage
will be relieved.
A. NJ. Cox and wife of Portland
have taken the Lane residence on
upper Granite street and will remain
for an indefinite stay. The Coxes