Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-10-09

rado, where they expect to spend the
winter, and in the spring go on to
Minnesota, where they will make
their future home.
Miss Louise Clausing was up from
her ranch home near Phoenix one
day last week, looking after her resi-
dence property on Liberty street,
which is rented again, but we did not
learn the name of the family.
Miss Marguerite Fratessa, who has
been guest at the d. Perozzi home
for the past three weeks. left Satur-
day for her home in San Francisco.
She is cousin of Mr.. Perozzi and
her stay here was largely for the
benefit of her health. She is leaving
greatly benefited.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give cooked food sale from 0
to on Saturday at Dennis store on
East Main street. 4O-2t
S. A. Feters, F. D. Wagner, T. D.
Chapman and William Cooper have
been summoned as jurors from Ash
land precinct to serve as circuit
court jurors, the term to begin on
Monday, October 8.
Several score of Ashlanders at
tended the Medford Elks carnival
on Friday night, which was desig-
mated as Ashland night. The Nata-
torium was jammed with a happy
crowd OF pleasure seekers.
James Thornton, 80 years of age
was probably the Oldest local resi-.
dent who attended the pioneer re-
union at Jacksonville on ThWsday
He was accompanied by his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Ella Garrett, and his sor
Ed.
c. P. Good has a doe just ter
months old a cross from two thor.
oughbred milch goat breeds, which
gave exactly twenty-five ounces Of
milk upon being MIXED. This is
most unusual as the young doe has
never been bred.
]. E. Rath of Wayne county, Ohio
has been visitor here this week
incident to a tour of the Pacific
northwest. He was in Ashland eight
years ago and notes with pleasure
the extent of improvements to bt
seen on every hand.
Medford was well represented al
the Vining Theatre vaudeville Fri
day evening despite the counter at
fractions of the Elks' carnival ant
Christian Science lecture at Med
ford, both of which drew largely
from Ashland, by the way.
Pure goats milk for children a
Goods goat dairy, phone 17-F-2.
4O-t
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Roberts re
turned last evening from Ashland
and other Rogue River valley points
where they spent three weeks. Mr.
Roberts took the trip in hopes O.
gaining relief from rheumatism
klamath Herald.
Mrs. Annie Enders of Ashland anC
her infant son are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Jacobs
She expects to be in Klamath Falls
for some time, and will visit part OF
the time with her mother, Mrs
Emma Wing, and her sister, Mrs
Clay.-Klamath Record.
S. P. Agent G. N Kramer, Frank
Rush, DR.. A. w. Boslough and the
latter's father left Friday for Mid
land, klamath county, where they
will depopulate the duck marshes
The party was expected back last
night, but is not in yet, having found
the duck hunting too good to leave
apparently.
Rev. P. X. Hammond leaves to-
morrow morning for Eugene, where
he will officiate Wednesday night at
the wedding of Miss Lucia Campbell
daughter of President Campbell OF
the University of Oregon. Early
week he will officiate at another
wedding, thus making four people
happy" before returning. He ex-
poets to be gone eight or nine days.
Eighty acres for rent near Ash
land, suitable for grain or hay. See
Billings Agency. 37-4t
R. D. Murray and wife arrived
here from Portland by auto last
week on their way to San Francisco