Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-09-27

high school, class ''of Is, now
junior at Stanford University, was in
Ashland Wednesday between trains
visiting old friends. "Killy" is a
star member of the Stanford baseball
team and is heralded as a coming
Lacquer. He has been employed at
Weed, CAL, during the summer and
stopped in Ashland on his way home
from visit to Portland.
For plumbing or general repair
work call George Carey, 462 Allison
street. Phone 314-J 28-10t'
]. Floyd Place, railway postal clerk
on the Ashland Gerber line, who has
been resident of Ashland for the
past three months, has been trans
fered to Dunsmuir, Cal. He left
Monday night for Dunsmuir.
Me- Hunter of San Francisco has
been appointed Metropolitan life in
surance agent in Ashland to work in
cooperation with Frank Sankey. He
will move to Ashland with his wife
and two children soon.
A. M. Beaver and G. F. Billings
leave tonight for the Oregon Meth
odist conference at Springfield, Ore.
Stevenson will develop your films
Miss Ella Dews, former Ashland
girl, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
visiting her brother, Mr.. Ed Dews,
and wife. She is on her way to the
University of Oregon. where she will
resume her studies this year. She
was employed on the klamath Her
aid as reporter this summer.
Glenn Young came over from Hit
to spend few days visit with his
folks in this city the first of the
week. He will leave soon for Fort
McDougall, San Francisco, to report
for military service with the forestry
division of the goth engineers. Sew
eral other men from Hit will also
! join the division.
DR.. s. T. Songer leaves tomorrow
for Fort Stevens, where he will spend
weeks visit with his son Slade. who
is enlisted in the local company.
W. H. Byers, who has been living
on the former Kennard place east of
town for some time, has traded his
property here for place in Canada,
and the Byers family expect to leave
this week for their new home. Mr..
Dix of Canada, who traded property
with Mr. Byers, expects to move to
Ashland soon and part of the Dix
family have already arrived.
Ed Hunt and family have moved
from their former home on Harrison
street to Fairview street, where they
now reside.
A Sunday school convention for
Jackson county is being planned for
the first week in October, and the
final day Of the convention will be in
Ashland October unless present
plans are changed.
Orres cleans clothes clean. Phone
64.
Miss Mary Florence Denton, for
many years a missionary in Japan,
teacher in the Doshisha University
at Toxic, will speak in the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday morning,
September 80. and in the evening at
the Christian Endeavor convention at
the Presbyterian church. Her lecture
will be accompanied by stereoptican
pictures.
During a period Of inactivity on ac-
count of lack of material, the crew of
Southern Pacific men who have been
working on the railroad at the Bill
lings hill crossing are putting new
shingles on different parts Of the s.
P. depot and are repairing other parts
of the building.
Stevenson Studio for portraits.
Ten carloads of government horses,
en- route north, were fed in the local
stockyards Monday and Tuesday.
Lloyd Casebeer, who has been
spending the summer with his par
ents in this city, left Tuesday for
Palo Alto, CAL, where he will enter
the senior class of Stanford Univers-