Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-02-18
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The best 60c uncolored Japan tea
now 47c at Ashland Trading Co.
l.. A. Williams, former night po-
Iliceman, was an Ashland visitor from
Butte Falls Thursday.
l.. l.. Multi, vice president of the
Northwestern bank OF Portland was
an Ashland visitor Sunday.
The public schools had holiday
Friday on account of the ending OF
the first semester.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Barnthouse,
former residents of Ashland are
here from Portland visiting friends.
Kellogg's toasted wheat flakes
now 10c a package at Ashland Trad
ing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hutchinson
and little daughter Olive have re-
turned from Astoria where they had
been spending the past summer.
Karl Rose, who owned a fine
bungalow on Granite street, recent
ly disposed of the latter to Delberr
Fehl, of Medford.
Homer Payne left last week for
Oakland, Cal, to enter the Oakland
Polytechnic College to take COM
mercial course.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ash are in Ash
land from California. They came to
look over this section with a view to
locating.
Mrs. A. L. Barker left Saturday
evening for Fresno and other points
in California where she will spend
two weeks visiting friends.
Ladies, have your Spring Suit made
to your measure from high grade
woolens, and the very newest styles.
See them at Orres tailor shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Barnhill left
Tuesday for their new home at Ced-
arville, CAL, where they will coll
duct an alfalfa seed ranch.
Is your costume ready for the
Fancy Dress Party Friday night at
the Nat?
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hamaker of
Bonanza, klamath county, came to
Ashland last week on account of
the illness OF the latter's mother.
Mrs. w. J. Moore.
Thursday Fred C. Homes received
by express a fine thorobred Herford
bull. The animal is one of the finest
young individuals that has been
brought into Jackson county.
Sacred service held by the Breth-
rem church, Cor. E. Main and 5thI
Sts., IL a. m. Sermon, subject,
Prophecy, politics, papacy. Rev. 49,
10. "He that hath ears to hear let
him hear" Matt. 13-43.
Chester MacCracken, who had been
In San Francisco since his parents
left there several weeks ago, arrived
home Friday evening. in order to
take up his school duties at the be.
ginning Of the present semester.
Mrs. Kittie Huntsberry OF Wichi-
ia, Kan, has arrived in Ashland. She
is the mother Of Mrs. ]. A. Ruger
and expects to make this city her
future home as soon as she can find
a suitable location.
Mrs. Fiechti's Alpine Yodlers, an
attraction of the Ckautauqua cir
cult with whom Rev. w. L. Mellinger
travelled last summer, were guests at
the home Of the latter last Thursday
while on their way to Sacramento
from Portland.
The Fashion Show of all ages will
be one Of the big stunts at the Nat.
You be there Friday night, Feb. 81.
Full weight 1907. can Royal Bak-
ing Powder now 45c at Ashland Trad.
ing Co.
Memorial services for the late
Clement Summers, Ashlands first
martyred soldier to give his life for
his country on the fields of France,
were held in Trinity Episcopal church
Sunday morning. A brass choir pro-
cessional cross was placed in the
church in his memory. Services in
memory Of the late Roy Sanford, who
died in training camp last fall were
also held at the same time.
Mrs. Fannie Blalock and Mrs.
Elsie Churchman went to Portland
the first of last week where the