Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-05-01
Ezra Miller and wife of pispah

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home. The visiting couple are broth
er and sister, respectively, of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Miller of Ashland.
Charley Cain, formerly a round
house foreman for the Southern Pa
cific here, has secured a good posi-
tion in San Francisco, working at his
trade of machinist.
A number Of parties of Ashland
motorists journeyed over the Siskiyou
grade Sunday. The roads are in fair
condition with the exception of two
or three places
Remember the date, Friday, May 5,
Auxiliary ball at the Natatorium.
Tickets 81, spectators 25 cents. Light
refreshments Is cents. 9S-2t
Arthur Webber and Delbert Evans
were among the Ashanders who
iourneyed to Medford Thursday even
ing to see the Castles in "The Whirl
of Life" on the Page Theatre screen.
Herman Mattern came over from
his mine in the Salmon mountains
last Friday and will return this week.
He reports great deal of snow and
will put on more men when the snow
melts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Neil have taken
the neat little Chattin bungalow on
Hargadine street formerly occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Foster, who
moved into the Updegraff residence
on Manzanita street.
Charley Spindler, who has worked
for number of years for the ice
company, had the misfortune to get
his foot quite badly cut some time
since, and the injured member has
confined him to his home.
T. L. Vallandigham left last Thurs
day evening for California and will
locate either at Berkeley or Santa
Rosa. Mrs. Vallandigham has gone
to Eugene and will visit friends and
relatives there and at Hillsboro prior
to joining her husband after he is
located.
w. A. Freeberg returned last week
from a visit with his son Will at
Reno, New. On the way home he ran
across E. M. Childs, a business man
of Ypsilanti, Mich, who is touring
the coast, and persuaded him to stop
over in Ashland for a sightseeing
visit.
Do you admire the man who does
things, or the one who just tells what
he can do? G. w. Ager never lost
position in his life, nor did he ever
leave a position which he could not
have held. Why? Adv. 9S-1t
Claud Coon, who is visiting in Ash
land with his wife and child, will go
from here to Boulder, Colo, where
he will locate. The Colorado city is
Mr.. Coons former home. He has re-
Gently been engaged in the electrical
and motorcycle business
in klamath Falls.
The Southern Oregon Poultry AS
sociation will meet at the Medford
public market next Saturday after
noon at 2 p. m. to lay preliminary
plans for the securing of the state
poultry show for the Rogue River val
ley.
Plans have been completed by the
state highway department for a re-
concrete viaduct at the Tolo
crossing in this county. The viaduct
will be 100 feet in length, estimated
cost $4,000, and its construction will
eliminate one grade crossing on the
Pacific Highway over the Southern
Pacific railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason arrived
n Ashland Thursday, en- route home
by auto from a several months So
ourn in California, and reported
slippery going in places on the Siski-
you grade owing to repair work.
Twice their car collided with other
,ars and Mr.. Mason had a few bent |
'ods and tenders strengthened out |
While in Ashland
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