Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-11
w. D. Hodgson went to Portland
Monday night on business.

w. D. Hodgson went to Portland
Monday night on business.
Company G, o. N. G., which has
been stationed at Ashland to guard
the Shasta and Portland divisions be-
tween the Oregon line and Roseburg
during the transportation Of govern
ment troops north, were returned to
Medford Tuesday until the next con-
tingent.
I. r. Vining returned the first of
the week from three weeks hunting
and fishing trip on upper Rogue river.
He reports having had most enjoy
able outing with plenty Of vension,
fish and huckleberries.
Three dollars reward. Studio Ash
land 41-1t
William NJ. Cook, general agent for
the Missouri Pacific traffic depart
ment in Oregon, spent the weekend
in Ashland, the guest of his cousin,
Mrs. John H. Dill.
DR.. s. T. Songer Is back from the
northern part Of the state, where he
visited the boys of the 1st company
at Fort Stevens. He says some appre-
hension has been expressed locally
that the boys were not getting plenty
of wholesome food, but in truth the
boys are being we'll fed on wholesome
foods and given all they can eat.
If you haven't any use for SO re-
ward 1t will come in handy for an
Xmas gift. See Studio Ashland
about 1t. 41-1t
Attorney A. II Davis, former res
ident of Ashland, now Of Harbor,
Curry county. is in the city on busi-
ness. He expects to remain week.
Miss Azalea Young is reported be-
ing quite Ill at the Hotel Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Piercy and
family of Vallejo, Cal, are spending
a few days in Ashland, after motor
trip up from the south. They have
an orchard several miles out Of town,
adjoining the A. H. Davenhill place.
The party will return the latter part
Of the week, making the trip back
via Crater Lake and klamath Falls.
A new shipment of Ide shirts con-
tanning many beautiful patterns at
s1.25 and up to $175. Mitchell &
Whittle. 1t
G. B. Watson left Tuesday morning
for Montague to be absent for several
days attending to business matters
and visiting with his son, G. w. Wat
son, who has recently been commits
stoned in the officers reserve corps.
Mrs. Margaret Yester, who former
ly lived near Siskiyou, has moved
with her family to residence east OF
Ashland near the normal.
The place formerly coupled by Ed
Hunt on Harrison street is now occu-
pied by the Mosier family.
With our line of mems hats we
have no trouble in pleasing the most
exacting person. Our prices are only
SO and $3.50. Mitchell & Whittle. 1t
Mrs Howell Isaacs of Los Angeles
passed through Ashland last week,
stopping off for few days visit with
friends. Mrs. Isaac is on her way
home from Lakeview, where her hus-
band is at present preaching and
teaching music.
Trench caps for young men are the
latest. We have them at $1.25 and
$1.50 each. Mitchell & Whittle. 1t
c. G.. Rush and family who have
been living east of town for a num-
Der of years, have moved recently to
Brownsville, Ore.
Mrs. Herman Stokes and children
arrived home on Friday from Albany,
where Mrs. Stokes has been visiting
relatives for some weeks.
Mrs. Hattie Cozart Of B street was
called to Roseburg last week by the
severe Illness of sister who resides
there.
A new line Of Stoll & Bros neck
wear received today. Prices SOC, 75c
and up to SO each, at Mitchell &
Whittle's. 1t
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