Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-17

Remember tomorrow is the last
day of Baughman's Cash Raising
Sale. 227 Fourth street. 1t
Mrs. Christine Horr OF Applegate
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
M. Beaver last week.
Ernest Wolters of Medford visited
his brother, Ed Wolters, on Noun
tain avenue recently.
Extra special prices tomorrow at
Baughman's. Don't overlook these
bargains. It
A. T. Brown of Medford, demo-
cratic candidate for county surveyor,
was a visitor in the city Saturday.
Most of the Angora goat raisers Of
the county were in Ashland Saturday
attending the sale of the mohair pool.
Mrs. J. E. Crowson of the Boule-
ward is spending a week with her
daughter Mrs. Albert Thomas. at
Soda Springs.
jim Beagle and family have moved
to town after spending the winter in
the country.
Mrs. simons will continue sale
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
this week. Come and get bargains
"hiie the sale lasts. 94-1t
c. B. Lamkin, president of the
local "Cummins for President" Club. |
will address a gathering at Medford
in the near future.
Mrs. C. W. Banta has returned !
from an extended visit with relatives
in southern California and a trip |
through the southwest.
One and 49-1OO inches of rain fell
last Sunday and Monday, which is
quite a fall when the April average
rainfall of 1.56 is considered.
Granite from the Blair quarries
south of Ashland is being considered
as a possible material for construc-
ton of the new Portland postoffice.
Mrs. Simons will continue sale
Tuesday and Wednesday
his week Come and get bargains
while the sale lasts. 94-1t
Kenneth McWilliams is employed
With government reclamation serv-
ce survey crew in klamath county.
George eisenhower is fellow sur
eyor.
Preceding regular revival services
y week, a group of singers and
reachers of the gospel held forth on
Ashland streets several evenings last
,eek.
In our Easter hat offerings we
ave many different designs in large
nd small shapes at reasonable
rices, with old rose very much in
Hat and Art Shop. 1t
White pique wash hats in ladies
zes soc at Mitchell & Whittle's. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Emmons have
sturned to their Kansas home after
visit with relatives in Ashland
hey will dispose of their Kansas
roperty and return to the coast to
cate.
John Gee, a wealthy Chinaman of
reka, drove over the mountains to
shland and Medford last week in his
car. Gee is the only
hinaman in radius of good many
lies who owns a car.
Mrs. George Jenkins and Mrs.
ella Boner left Saturday evening for
llifornia Mrs. Jenkins will make
extended visit with her brother at
range, Cal, and Mrs. Boner will
sit all southern points of interest.
Despite threatening weather Sun
~ afternoon, several dozen carloads
valley people motored up and visit =
Lithia Park. The tennis courts -
ID croquet grounds were occupied p
ON daylight until rain put an end to D
tdoor sports at about o'clock in u
e afternoon.
The remains of a man who is =
dyed to have met his death almost -
year ago were found near Weed by !,
tramp last Wednesday. Nothing -
which the man could be identified
IS found. A bullet hole in the skull
lds the authorities to believe he III
IS murdered. ~
ell
muleskin shoes in dark
Iors, sizes to 10, at s2.25 pair.
tchell & Whittle. 1t
HALEY Simpson left last week for or
home at Marshfield after a stay of W;
,eral weeks as the guest of Rex TT
alton in Ashland. Mr.. Simpson of
yed solo cornet with the Ashland ed
nd and Vining orchestra and will
much missed from these organiza- -.
MS. Clark Bush will take his place -
the Vining orchestra. IT.