Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-06-28
Local and Personal

Durg news Writes tndI he is cOmlns
down with party of five by automo
bile to attend the Hyiu Hehe anC
that he personally knows of man!
that intend taking in the Ashland
roundup.
Daniel F. Carido of Ashland an(
il. R. Pace of Talent, reservists II
Battery B, First California Field Ar
tillery, left for Oakland Monday, hav
ing been ordered to be in readiness
for service. They took part in the
mobilization on the Mexican border
last year and were on furlough.
Hot weather underwear in sizes uI
to so at 81, $3.50 and $1.75 suit
Mitchell G. Whittle.
Mrs. ]. e. Hosmer and son Forrest
are up from Modesto, CAL, on visit
to her daughter, Mrs H. G. Eastman
DR.. Hosmer will arrive soon. They
will return to Modesto some time in
July, accompanied by Assistant Post
master H. G. Eastman and family,
who will spend his vacation in Cali
fornia this year.
A rev plain dishes for sale. Ash
land Trading Co., phone 1872.
Misses Ethel Standard and Ina
Guthrie arrived from San Francisco
& few days ago to visit the formers
old friends here. They will visit Mrs
Fannie Winchell at Eugene and Mrs.
Lewis Stanley at Portland before re-
turning southwark. The ladies joint
ly own a Ford and spend much of
their time away from work touring
the country. ]. E. Thornton accom-
panied them from Davis to Ashland.
Irving Finley, NJ. G. Reed and Rev.
Carnahan advertised Chautauqua at
Grants Pass Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Pegee Bomar and Lynn Mowat
motored over to Winner, on Evans
creek, Saturday evening to play for
a dance given by the Winner Grange.
Joe McMahan was up Saturday to
secure their services. They report
jolly evening and a big crowd from
miles around" They took along
quantity of roundup advertising and
did some effective work with it.
Brown rice, the whole grain with
the bran on, is in town at last. Pound
10 cents. Ashland Trading Co.,
phone 1872.
The Form-a-Truck has hit Ashland.
The truck, which converts Ford car
into a tractor, and very efficient
tractor, is a common sight on the
streets of the city and is on display
at the Ford garage. The machine
looks like it would do the work, and
experiments have borne out the ap-
pearances.
Cherry packing now will soon begin.
Sheet waddng we have to pack the
cherries in.
Ashland Trading Co.
c. e. Tyson visited his brother Dan
last Sunday. He has been in the
fuel business at Helena, Mont, but
has moved, on account of ALTITUDE,
to Grants Pass, where he will work
for Kinney & Truax.
Many inquiries are coming in for
furnished tents, and anyone able to
put up a tent in their yard and fur
nish it for visitors during the celebra-
tion can rent 1t by leaving the address
with the accommodation bureau, w.
H. Gowdy in charge,
George Millner and Jack Mattern
went to Portland Thursday and re-
turned Monday with a Republic"
truck for which Mr.. Millner is agent.
Mrs. Millner had charge of the Over
land garage while he was gone and
sold three cars.
Mrs. Orrin Thompson, formerly
Miss Ida Taylor, and her little niece,
Thelma Ellis, arrived from Roseburg
Saturday to visit old friends in Ash
land. after which they will proceed
to San Francisco to spend the next
two months with Mrs. Eva Ellis.
The canning season has started.
This is the year to can plenty of veg
etables as we'll as fruit. Start your
canned vegetables with peas and keep
on canning everything you can. Fruit
jars and jar trimmings can be had
OF the Ashland Trading Co., phone
n22.
Allan Pollock and party Of four
daughters and nieces, who have been
at Hotel Austin for a week, left Mon
day for San Francisco after most
enjoyable stay here.
The sweet pea show has been can
celled owing to lack Of interest on
the part of the children, and flower
lovers will concentrate on the rose
show.