Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-12

Little Weston Casey, son of j. B.
Casey. who has been in the noun
tains at the Happy Hill ranch for the
past four months for his health, has !
returned much improved. When he
was taken to the mountains suffer-
ing with inflammatory rheumatism
he was unable to walk, but is now
able to get around nicely.
Ladies' high-class tailoring at
Orres' Tailoring and Cleaning Shop.
Homer Billings and his bride ar
rived from the east this forenoon.
Mrs. Susie l.. Allen returned yes
terday from a ten days vacation
spent at Hillsboro, Albany and Port
land.
w. E. Conner, who has been seri-
ously ill, is reported somewhat i'm
proved today.
Mrs. NJ. E. Wood of Aberdeen,
Wash, left Tuesday for her north
ern home, after spending ten days
here with her brother, ]. S. Rasor,
and family. Mrs. Wood was return
ing from tour of California.
The Polytechnic school has been
presented with a beautiful electric
chandelier by Good & Danford, for
use in the school office.
Enders' big store is showing the
celebrated International all-wool
tailoring line. Better see them and
save money.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweeney of
Usage, Iowa, arrived in the city this
ic;f OF hn
of their nephew, B. w. Talcott They
are on an extended trip to the coast,
having left home early in August
and visited a daughter in Seattle the
past month.
Fire, fire, fire. 1t may be you
next. Get insured See Cliff Payne
he will save you about 40 per cent
on the cost or your fire insurance. tt
Miss Lea Stoner left this morning
for Los Angeles From there she
goes to Long Beach, where she will
Mrs. A. S. Spaulding, attending
school under private tutor. Miss
Vivian Freeman accompanied her
and will accept a position as govern
ess in the Spaulding home.
: Just received, big line of trunks
and suitcases at prices that will
, please you. Enders' big store.
G. l. Richardson, formerly man
ager of the opera house in this city,
S but recently of San Diego, Cal, ar
/ rived in Ashland Monday afternoon
t accompanied by his son Oliver, and
is spending a few days visiting
friends They will go from here to
Portland, but Mr.. Richardson has
just sold the Casino theatre at San
Diego, and his future location is as
: yet undecided.
The Elks' Club, always careful in
their selection of high-class enter
tainment, has secured a rare treat
i for all music lovers, for next We'd
nesday night, with the appearance of
S the Metropolitan Concert Entertain
> ers.
= Attorney ]. A. LemSry returned
- Monday night from a trip down the
. valley in the interests of his candi-
D dacy for prosecuting attorney. He
reports himself as well pleased with
3 the outlook He also states that he
S dnds very strong Dunn sentiment
}, that business indications are improv-
e ing greatly, there being a much more
e confident feeling than on previous
i visits.
J, Clarence Darrow passed through
I Ashland Tuesday on the way to Port
,. land and other northern cities In
h the interval between now and his sec
: ond trial at Los Angeles, October 21
he is on lecture tour that includes
Pacific coast and intermountain
. . states. Mr.. Darrow predicts that the
. appeals of the Bull Moose candidate
=, - for workingmen's votes this year will
= fall on deaf ears, and looks for the
% election of Wilson.
Watch and wait for Enders' big
, opening of dry goods. notions and
= ready-to-wear garments for ladies
misses and children
i, George c. Martin, a real estate
and stock dealer of Cottonwood, Cal
= stopped off Tuesday on his way tC
- Portland with stock and spent a day
- in looking over the city and vicinity
:. He expresses himself as well pleased
- with this section and may return tC
- make this his home at some future
:, time. Though he has been passing
u through here frequently for years
this was his first stop, and he wa!
l. surprised with the extent and beauty
g of our city.
u The body of Frank Bauer, fol
many years the only or leadinf
" meat market man in Ashland, who
n, died in Lakeview last April, was
G. brought here today by his widow
n and son, Frank Bowers, and inter
m ment takes place Friday in Harga
d dine cemetery. Mrs Nellie Ragdon
IN daughter of the deceased. and two
is children, OF Springfield, Ore, came
lie down Tuesday and met the party
from LakeYieM here