Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-25
LOCAL and PERSONAL


land Sunday, where he was Joined by
Mrs. M. q. Wilson, Mrs. q. M. Rouse
and son Cecil, Paul Sousa and Miss
Georgiana Brown of Weed, and jour-
neyed on to Medford to spend the
day.
Word was received here yesterday
announcing the birth Of baby boy
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. Stickley
at Canadian, Texas. Mrs. Stickley
was formerly Miss Margaret Sieman-
tel.
Regular meeting of Acorn Circle
No. 54 Saturday, October II, 1880
p. m, at l. o. o. f. hall. Election OF
officers for the ensuing term.
Just five more days Of the SO re-
ward at Studio Ashland. 45-1
George Anderson and Lyle Carlton
left Tuesday evening in Anderson's
"bug" for a pleasure trip to San
Diego, CAL, via Crescent City, stop
ping at interesting points en- route.
Gene Bartlett, prominent farmer
of Immigrant creek, was in the city
one day last week and purchased a
five-passenger Overland.
Real good, warm outing flannel
nightshirts and pajamas for 81, $1.5O
Jand 50 at Mitchell & Whittle's. 1t
Mrs. Jack Kimble of klamath Falls
is visiting her father, G. B. Watson,
of this place.
Miss Mabel McGavern of New York,
who has been on an extended visit to
her brother s. A. McGavern, leaves
Friday for Los Angeles for the win
ter.
About the only lines of goods not
@'boosted" in price for some reason
or other are Kodaks and the Big Ben
clock, Same old price and better
quality. at Whited's. 45-2t
Miss Dolores Newell Of Los An
geles, CAL, arrived in Ashland recent
ly and will spend some time at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Flora Bur-
rows. Miss Lowell is scenario
writer for the Fox Film Company OF
Los Angeles, and is taking advantage
of the beautiful scenery and ideal
surroundings of Ashland to pursue
her avocation during her sojourn in
this community.
n Mrs. Elizabeth Van SAINT, Mrs. M.
l. Gillette and Mrs. Eugenia Atkin-
son, who have been spending the past
month at Newport in company with
Mrs. Mary Dunn, returned home
Tuesday evening.
You have just five more days In
which to take advantage of Studio
Ashlands special October offer. It's
too good to miss. 45-1
John w. Short is spending week
in Ashland trying out our climate and
mineral water For a number of
years he was editor of the Fresno
Republican and for the past sixteen
years was postmaster at that place,
going out with the incoming demo-
cratic administration. He has an in
terest in large orchard tract down
the valley and is looking after that
interest. His writings are of note, he
having frequently contributed to such
magazines as Sunset and eastern pub
locations of high class. He is much
Impressed with our delightful fall
climate here.
It's worth SIS to you. Five days
more. Studio Ashland. 45-1
Stevenson Studio for portraits.
A. s. Bliton, w. W. Watson and
Howard Hill have organized the
American Publishing Company al
Medford, with a capital stock OF
$4,000. They will soon begin the
publication of a weekly newspaper al
Medford, to be called the Medford
American.
City Engineer Walker and Ralph
Crowson, after investigating the
lithia water situation, report that
they have developed new supply
near the spring now in use which will
double the flow in the fountains. II
will require a couple of weeks before
The new supply will be available.
s. Time is short. Five days. If yor
can't come to Studio Ashland, call up
Studio Ashland will come to you.
Ernest Minuth, manager Of the
Ashland Lumber Company, is home
from Vermont, where he had taker
the remains of the late George A
Chase for burial.
Mrs. Jerome and daughter Helene
of Colorado Springs are in Ashland
where they will remain month
awaiting the completion Of the cot