Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-16
BeHeView Notes
(By the Language Glasses of Belle
view School.)

10 CndIlSS MOOTe near the SCHOOl
house, and to Mr.. Buchanan's, in
town.
Mrs. Kelts and children attended
the picture show last Wednesday
evening.
j. L. Miller and Mr.. Arant are
hauling wood to town.
Mrs. Miller was shopping in town
last Tuesday.
j. A. Kelts was hauling hay Friday
from Jacksonville.
Mrs Buchanan and baby girl were
visiting at C. A. Browns Wednesday
while Iowa visited school,
Dean Scott was in town Wednes-
day.
c. A. Brown and w. L. Moore are
picking j. b. Hunters apples.
Mr.. Salisburk caught a coyote last
week, in a trap.
]. L. Miller assisted in moving for
Ren Lovejoy last week.
Percy Arant arrived home Sunday
Ruth Eske visited with Kee Buch-
anan election day.
Most if not all the men who have
been doing road work have come
home. Mr.. Kenyon came in Monday
and has gone up to his homestead
Richard Stubbs entertained Iro and
Ray Cowen, from town, Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Moore went to
town last Thursday.
Mrs. C. L. Gray called at the school
house last Wednesday afternoon.
C. r. Moore, a director, visited at
school a short time last Thursday af-
ternoon.
Henry and Clarence Homes spent
election day in town.
Oils Phelps had business in Ash
land last Thursday.
The Relleview Literary Society
will hold its first regular meeting at
the school house next Friday even
ing, unless a change is made. This
promises to be one of the chief at
fractions of tho neighborhood this
winter.
The district has purchased the re-
quired new pictures for the school
rooms and we are standardized for
1861.
In a recent test in the civil govern
ment class this question was asked:
What suggestions can you make for
the improvement of the appearance
of our school buildings and grounds?
For the Improvement of the appear
ance of our town, Ashland?" The
following suggestions were made rel
ative to improvements for Ashland
They were even more interesting in
relation to the school house and
grounds. but as this would not be OF
general interest 1t is omitted: "Old
ChautauQua building replaced by
better one" "Old opera house tori
down and removed" "A new and
modern Southern Pacific station.
"a new coat of paint on all resi-
dences that need it," "All vacant
lots kept in order"
Mrs. Gray was called to Baker
City, Oregon, Saturday on account OF
the serious illness of her mother
She took Marshall with her.
j. w. Farmer and son, Ivan, went
to the Green Spring mountain Sun
day.
Winter weather is here. and we
are not prepared for it as the school
house Is being recovered, A part of
the roof Is off and the weather is
too cold and wintry to put the new
one on.
Fred Homes hauled a load of hay
to j. w. Farmer Saturday.
Mr.. Arant moved Mr.. Richinger to
Rogue River Friday.
]. F. Miller is cultivating his alfal-
ia and sowing barley
Mr.. Miller is hauling wood from
J. w. Farmers place today.
Mrs. T.. e. Owings and children
spent the weekend at Phoenix with
Mrs. Mayfield
Mr.. Taylor is hauling wood from
the mountains.
Mr.. Knutzen and children of Ash
land visited at the Chas Swartzfag
er's home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Moore and son
Clyde visited at the Miller home last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Phelps and sons, Oils and
Floyd, are cutting wood near their
mine
Oils Phelps has been digging pota-
toes for Chas. Homes.
George and Miles Farmer visited
Clyde Moore Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Hanley arrived home Sunday
evening from Northern California
where he has been working for some