Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-06-05

DR.. Merryman, wife and sons ar
rived by auto from klamath Falls
Saturday and put up at the Hotel
Oregon.
DR.. F. A. Hall has engaged DR.. A.
C. Caldwell to assist him in his Of
fices during the month OF June. 4-4t
Miss Elizabeth Wagner returned
Saturday from Myrtle Creek, where
she last week terminated the spring
session of school.
Miss Bessie Dunham, teacher In
the Ashland schools, left the last OF
the week for Adams, Neb., where she
will spend the summer.
Cook Alec Halls pies make great
hit at The Bungalow. Talk about
pies like your mother used to make.
He has them beat a mile.
Mrs. Frank Jordan left Sunday for
Portland, where she will attend the
Grand Chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star and take in the festivi-
ties of the Rose Festival.
Come in and meet Mrs. Prentiss at
Vaupels. She believes the Define
ator will help you solve your dress
problems.
E. j. Kaiser leaves today for Port
land, where he will attend the post
masters convention and take in the
sights of the Rose Festival.
Miss Nellie Mathews, one of the
teachers in the Ashland grade schools,
left last week for Los Angeles, where
she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Prentiss, representing the
Delineator and Butterick fashions,
will be at Vaupel's until Friday
morning, and offers a special oppor-
tunity to the ladies of Ashland.
James ]. Stone and family start to-
day by automobile for an extended
tour of California. They will be back
in time for the big July celebration.
Frank Bess of the Southern Pa
cific air department has been trans
ferred from Dunsmuir to Ashland and
is moving his family to this city to-
day.
DR.. F. A. Hall has engaged DR.. A.
G.. Caldwell to assist him in his Of
fices during the month of June. AT
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Lamkin re-
turned last Wednesday from their
ranch near Montague and report the
outlook bright for fine wheat crop
this year.
The Bungalow across from lithia
fountain, already is the popular eat
ing place of the valley. There's a
reason. High-class eats and high
class service.
| Mrs. B. F. Rosencranz and chill
dren returned to Ashland last Thurs
! day after spending the week at the
home OF her father, William Flippen
at Gold Hill.
For concessions for the ROUNDUP
see w. S. VOORHEES, at Susie Aliens
real estate office or write P. o. Box
"a. Att
Mrs. ]. w. Hicks and Mrs. M. F.
Young of Willow Springs came up for
the Decoration day services, and Mrs
Hicks remained for several days visit
ing friends in the city.
Striped and plain pongees at Vau-
pel's.
See the new models in pinchbacks
for the young men at Ores.
Mrs. S. P. Neher left last Monday
after a months visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Waldo Gill. From here she
went to Dunsmuir, where she is visit
ing for a few days before continuing
her journey to her Oakland home.
Those T-bone steaks at The Bun
galow simply melt in your mouth
Every one is personally selected for
its tenderness and juciness and Cook
Alec Hall does the rest. They are
the best to be had in the Rogue Riv-
er Valley.
Orres cleans clothes. Phone GA.
Milt Allen, superintendent of
coaches in the Pullman service, with
headquarters at Seattle, was here on
Wednesday renewing the acquaint-
ance of Stuart Saunders, they having
been old-time schoolmates in Illinois.
Orres repairs clothes. Phone GA.
Splendid underwear values at Vau-
pel's.