Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-11-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS NOTES


days as a result of an attack o.
rheumatism.
Mrs. J. N. Nesbit left Tuesday
evening for a weeks visit at home OF
o. G. Howard, on Fairview street.
Miss Maude Barnes of Grants Pass
formerly assistant librarian in the
Ashland library, was visiting in Ash.
land Saturday and Sunday.
A. j. Aspaugh, father of Mrs. A. l.
Lamb, who has been living with his
daughter in this city, left Tuesday
evening TO Cottonwood, Cal, to
spend the winter.
Miss Bessie Wood, whose marriage
is announced in another column, left
for California early in the week, ac-
companied by Mrs. ]. Willets. who
has for some time past been visiting
friends in this city.
E. c. Hughes, who has been with
H. G. Enders for several years, left
few days ago for Los Angeles and
other southern California points. He
has had a much better offer than
Eere and expects to make that his
future home.
Charles Lamkin of National City,
Cal, is visiting at the home of his
father, c. B. Lamkin, the well-known
real estate man of this city. He is
accompanied by friend, Earl Pacca.
of National City. They expect to re-
main some little time. Young Mr..
Lamkin is employed in a large gem
eral store at National City.
Captain C. A. Murphy of Corvallis
arrived in the city last evening and
today is interviewing Superintendent
Briscoe of the public schools relative
to an appearance here in December
of the Cadet Band connected with
the Oregon Agricultural College
Captain Murphy is connected with
the local organization of the o. N. G.
at Corvallis.
Colonel Tou Velle of Medford was
in the city Thursday shaking hands
with his friends. Colonel Tou Velles
friends in Ashland are by no means
numbered by the votes he received at
the recent election and he will have
the solid support of Ashland for all
efforts for the upbuilding of Jackson
county, the building of good roads
and the maintenance of the county's
credit.
Martin j. Geary, general agent
passenger department, Rock Island
system, with headquarters at Port
land, was in the city early in the
week calling upon Agent Kramer and
other members of the local Southern
Pacific staff, and incidentally re-
newing the acquaintance of friends
formerly from Iowa. Mr.. Geary lit
orally grew up in the service of the
Rock Island railway.
Rev. Frank Lindblad and family
arrived Tuesday from Sunnyside,
Wash, to make their home, Mr..
Lindblad having accepted the pas
torate of the First Brethren church
at the corner of Fifth and East Main
streets. They have rented house
on c street, just east of that occu-
pied by Rev. T. G. Bunch, and will
take up their residence there soon.
At present they have been at the
home of w. N. Grubb on the Boule-
ward.
How would you like to put on
your office or store floor a dressing
which would be dustless but still re-
tain the original color of the floor?
We have the agency for the Ramola
Floor Dressing, which will do this.
1t is made of beeswaX, paraffine, lin
seed oil with other ingredients, skill
fully treated with chemicals, making
it thorough disinfectant. We be-
lieve it to be the best of floor dress
ings, If you wish to make your Of
flee or storeroom look neater, see us.
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