Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-15

strength, material and fuel. Buy
your Sunday dinner at the Wednes-
day Afternoon Club food sale at the
White House grocery, Saturday, oc-
tober 20. One o'clock. 42-2t
Miss Jessie Hathaway, who has
been in Portland engaged in church
and charity work, returned home
last Friday for a visit.
Little Master Frank Billings was
surprised and initiated into the
pleasures of having birthday Fri
day afternoon when his mother, Mrs.
Homer Billings, gave him birthday
cake on which two tiny candles
burned, and Grandfather G. F. Bill
lings presented him with little red
rocking chair.
Only homelcooked eats offered for
sale at the Wednesday Club food sale
Saturday, October 20, White House
grocery. 42-2t
Mrs. E. Deardorff of North Main
street has had as her house guest
Mrs. Holibaugh, who lives on a
ranch near Talent. Mrs. Holibaugh
took treatment at one of the local
hospitals and returned home very
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sherrard Of East
Main street, whose business inter-
ests keep them away from home dur
ing the day, have found time to raise
a flock of the prettiest Rhode Island
Red chickens in the vicinity of Ash
land.
All food offered at the Wednesday
Club cooked food sale will pass the
pure food act. Visit the White
House grocery next Saturday at l
o'clock, and Judge for yourself. 42-2t
Miss Blackwell of North Main
street is assisting Mrs. H. S. Palm
erlee in caring for the tinniest' Miss
Palmerlee.
DR.. Chauncey Casebeer, who found
it no trick to pass state dental exam
nations in California. Montana and
Oregon, is out after a severe case of
poison oak.
The only way to beat the high cost
of living is to buy your Sunday din
ner at the Wednesday Afternoon
Clubs food sale next Saturday at the
White House grocery. Everything
from soup to nuts will be found on
their table at l o'clock October 20.
42-2t
Mrs. Ralph Billings, who recently
underwent an operation in local
hospital, is now at home and improv-
ing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Yeo and fam
lily and, Miss Violet Herbert were
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. McCracken at their ranch home
three miles east of town. The Nc
Crackens have new Chevrolet car.
Mrs. Charles Page of Oakland,
Cal. arrived Sunday and is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Sylvan Provost.
]. P. Sayles and son James, who
have conducted the popular Ashland
billiard parlors, are packing up their
stock and fixtures preparatory to
moving to klamath Falls.
Lots of folks are realizing that the
SO reward offered by Studio Ashland
is too good to miss. Get busy. 1t
Ex-Chief of Police G. v. Atterbury
arrived in Ashland on business We'd
nesday night. Mr.. Atterbury is now
state railroad police, working be-
tween San Francisco and Portland.
Mrs. Frank e. Booth of Los An
geles spent a delightfully."- happy
month at Hotel Austin recuperating
in our beautiful little city and its i'm
mediate environments She returned
to home and husband last week.
Football, Ashland high school vs..
Grants Pass, Saturday, October 20,
on the local grounds. 42-2t
Mr. and Mrs. George Watt and
small daughter are infatuated by
their first visit to this wonderful fruit
region. They are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Watt and family on
North Main street. The two brothers
are now enjoying hunting trip. Mr..
George Watt Is prominent In financial
circles in the rich Flathead valley Of
Montana
Mrs. Baldwin and daughter, Miss
Cora, were guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Hit near Hit, Cal,
last week.
A leather novelty that makes the
swellest possible gift to your soldier
boy. Studio Ashland has it in their
display window. See it. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Arlington Of