Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-08-26
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BILLINGS AGENCY

D. S. Powell and Charlie Rose re-
turned yesterday from Pelican Bay.
While absent they visited Charles
sister, Miss Jessie, on Crystal creek,
where she has well-improved
homestead. The boys returned by
way of Klamath Falls. One buck is
said to have been the kill.
Ashland-Klamath Exchange will
buy all your empty sacks.
Kenneth McWilliams, who went to.
British Columbia several days ago
for a visit, writes that he has Sc
cured employment with the provin-
cial engineer and is working near
Vancouver.
The Tidings is for sale at W. M.
Poley's Drug Store. II East Main st.
Mrs. Marie Squire of Los Angeles,
cousin of Miss Hargrove, is visit
! ing a few days at the Hargrove resi-
dence. She accompanied Miss Har-
grove back from San Francisco,
where the latter purchased her fall
and winter millinery stock.
Orres, the clothes doctor. Phone
141.
G. w. Crews went to Myrtle creek
| Saturday to assist his sson, Artie,
move his household effects from his
ranch to Roseburg. Artie will have
charge of the commercial department
in the Roseburg high school the COM
ing year.
A vacuum cleaner within the reach
of all. Phone II. See adv.
Mrs. Oberfield, who has been visit
ing Mrs c. c. Page, left last week
for San Francisco for few days.
4 She expects to return to Ashland for
few days visit before proceeding to
her home in Alaska.
A vacuum cleaner within the reach
of all. Phone II. See adv.
Col. F. L. Tou Velle of Medford
was in Ashland on peasure Friday.
He was accompanied by his niece
Miss Virginia Tou Velle, of Elyria
Ohio, who remarked that Ashland
was one of the most beautiful cities
she had visited and that the park
alone presented a picture no artist
could paint.
The Park Hotel serves a generous
meal with home cooking. % cents
Among the large number of excur.
sionists to Colestin last Tuesday were
the following: Jerry Conwell, H. P
Holmes and wife, Mrs. Mattingley
A. Z. Thornton and family, G. w
|, Benedict and wife, Mrs. Du Peau
Mrs. Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs. Childs
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer, William Yeo
Rev. and Mrs. Isaac and daughters
Faith and Elizabeth.
]. NJ. Potter, a former resident o
this city and we'll known here, wa
brought to Ashland Thursday even
ing and taken to the hospital, wher,
he will undergo an operation earl!
,, this week for strangulated hernia
He was taken suddenly ill at hi
home in Weed, where he is cashie
of the First National Bank. He wa
accompanied here by his family, hi
half brother, Mr.. Notion of Mon
tague, and DR.. F. E. Tebbe of Weed
Orres, the clothes doctor. Phon
141.
J. F. Luce, freight traffic manage
of the Southern Pacific, with head
quarters at San Francisco, and Mr
: Henshaw, general freight agent o
, Portland, arrived in Ashland Satur
day in their private car, Sunset, ant
( were shown about the city by Agen
: Kramer. The gentlemen were get
ting acquainted with local busines
men and conditions in general, ant
to this end Agent Kramer gave then
comprehensive view of the city ant
surroundings and introduced them t,
many of our business men.
Big line of boys hats, caps, shirts
!, waists, underwear and hosiery a
, Enders' Reliable goods, moderated.
, priced