Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07

in Portland and are on their way to
visit daughter in Texas, after which
they will return to their home.
New spring millinery now in. Miss
Hargrove.
Rev. c, A. Edwards went to Camp
Kearney San Diego, this week to visit
his brother-in-law, Hugh S. McVick-
or, who is in the Motor Field Artil-
lcry there and expects an early as
signment to service in France.
Virgil Hawley, a member of the
Goth engineers in France, is suffer-
ing from a broken wrist. He has
been in France for about q month.
George Reed left with his family
Wednesday for Brookings, where he
will make his home.
Special showing next week in new
spring styles. Miss Hargrove.
In letter written to Ashland
friends recently Charles Freeman,
who was a member of Battery E OF
the 65th regiment, passing through
here last week, states that the men
in his coach were much pleased with
the reception accorded them In Ash
land. They said that nowhere along
the road had such courteous and
kindly attentions been showered upon
them, not even in Portland.
New spring millinery now on dis
play. Miss Hargrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck of Applegate
motored to Ashland last week in or
der to see their son, LaVerne Buck,
who was among the soldier boys 60
ing through here from Fort Stevens.
Born to the wife of Bert Peachey,
one day last week, 10 y pound boy.
Mrs. Peachey is with her husband 5
sister, Mrs. Mckinney of Lincoln
street, at present.
Herman Stokes of Third street has
purchased the Z. n. Smith place on
Morton street and has moved his fam
lily to their new residence.
Mrs. Abbott recently visited her
son, Leith Abbott of Eugene, who was
formerly witty. editor of the Tidings.
GARDEN TOOLS of every descrip-
ton, both hand and horse power.
Emil Peil. S3-3t
Mrs. c. H. Brown of B street re-
Gently enjoyed a few days visit at
Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Eunice Muller took a trip to
Glendale last Saturday and bought
several carloads of No. dry fir, and
it will be on sale at the Bon Ton bak-
cry as soon as cars can be secured to
shin it, S3-1t
Mrs. DR.. Buchanan of this city Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Kee of Butte
Falls, last week.
Miss Priscilla CarnahGn will begin
her school in the Pilot Rock district
soon, after having had couple OF
months vacation duringpj the winter
months.
Professor Barnard and Miss Pima
Benedict, teachers in the Eagle Point
school, were in Ashland Saturday and
Sunday.
Surgar beet seed is very scarce.
You can get it at Holmes grocery.
Glenn Simpson returned Monday
night to Fort Stevens after having
spent a ten days furlough in Ash
land with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H. Simpson.
John Loughlin, foreman of the
Record office, left Saturday evening
for his former home in Creston, Iowa,
where he was called by the serious
illness of his brother, Thomas Lough-
lin.
The Baptist ladies will sell home
baked goods at Holmes store on Sat
urday. March 8. S2-2
Miss Frances Kleinhammer left
Monday for Marshfield, where she
has accepated a position with the
Conway Investment Company.
Mrs. nellie Long left Tuesday even
ing for Seaside. She was accom-
panied by the children of Mrs. Ruby
Lafferty, who had been spending the
winter here.
Elder MI M Eshelman and wife of