Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-30

on business on Friday.
John Frisbee and son Charles of
Hit were in Ashland on Sunday,
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens of
Dunsmuir, who have been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
ter, returned home today.
Factory blocks are cheap fuel. If
wish a load call up SO. Carson
Smith Lumber Co. 34-3t
Rev. D. W. Moore of Portland,
who remained after the recent Meth
odist conference and ascended Mt.
Ashland, accompanied by Vernon
Doran and Mason Doran, reports
splendid trip and says that no noun
tain trail that he ever followed COM
pares with that up Mt. Ashland
Miss Eleanor Greer is here to
spend the winter with her brother,
B. r. Greer.
E. D. Briggs went to Salem Sun
day afternoon to appear before the |
| supreme court today to argue an in |
surance case coming up from Grants !
Pass.
Eyes tested, glasses fitted. Good
work, reasonable prices. Residence,
19 Granite street. Phone 217-J for
dates. w. A. Freeburg. If
George ]. Walton, formerly local
manager of the Ashland Electric
Power & Light Company, but now
manager at klamath for the Califor-
nia-Oregon Electrical Company,
noccad throuob Achlapd Saturday op
his way home from the Knights Tenn
plar State Grand Encampment at Eu-
gene. Mr.. Walton reported klamath
Falls as prospering.
A large proportion of the teachers
in attendance at the institute last
week left for their homes on the af-
ternoon moton on Friday.
Those who are particular about
their clothes, order them at Fuller's.
He satisfies.
Mrs. J. c. Smith leaves today for
her home in Superior, Iowa. She
will be accompanied as far as San
Francisco by her father-in-law, Don
B. Smith, and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
S. A. Peters.
]. H. McGee is moving from 10S
Bush street to the Milan house on
the Boulevard, opposite the East
Side school.
B. w. Talcott and family have
= moved from Isl Nursery street to
: the Yeo place, 73 Pine street.
1 Miss Louise Lennart, who has been
a resident of Ashland the past two
. years, left Saturday for her former
: home in Chicago. Her length of stay
i there is uncertain.
Mrs. J. c. Robinet and Mrs. J. w
: Myers of Central Point spent the
- week end in Ashland, the guests o
/ Mrs. c. H. Bates. On Friday Mrs
d Hanley and her niece joined them
l. taking in the fair.
i DR.. Blake has returned from Port
4, land, where he went for Mrs. Blak
; about two weeks ago. Mrs. Blak
D had been spending month there TO
the benefit of their baby's health
% The little one is much improved.
Hon. Miles Cantrell of the Apple
Or gate valley and DR.. Hines fo Fores
1T Grove were guests at the j. j. Mur
a ply ranch during the past week.
e. Ed A. Estes and family left FIR
ty day evening for Muskogee, Okla
their old home They will be ther
of for several months, as Mr.. Estes wi
e. close out his business interests ther
H. and transfer all of his holdings
the Rogue River valley.
On Mrs. B. F. Clark of Medford was
ay weekend visitor with Mr.. and Mr.
John A. May of Royal Oak ranch.
ii, Rogue River will have a Harve
Of, Festival on October D.
ed Earl w. w. Scott was called
IA Central Point Saturday afternoon
~ a letter announcing the dangero1
et. illness of his mother, Mrs. w.
Scott, of that place.
IN Rev. Howell Isaac returned Satu
an day afternoon from a flying trip
Hit. He reports the new sawm
. about completed. 1t will not be stal
% ed this fall, however, but will col
Ws mence operations as early as poss1h
%p next spring.
s3s John A. Harvey and w. D. Hod
III son returned Saturday afterno
rs from their visit of about month
#H southern California. They report
:H very pleasant time but were glad
81 get home
~ Fred A. Rosenstock, formerly
an well-known Ashland caterer, W
s5a take charge of the cafe of the Ho
s&8 Ashland in a few days. With I
81 such well-known hustlers as n
:N Rosenstock and Mr.. Netherland
::H charge, the Hotel Ashland ought
''Aaa forge right to the front
A' Mrs. Pearl Storm and son Roll
who have been spending their va
ton with her uncle, F. M. Bagl
625 Beach street, left on the Sat
dav afternoon train for San FIR
cisco.
Miss Esther Spiering of this
left Friday afternoon for Sacramel
to take care of one of her Ia
lends who is i'll there.
SUNSET MAGAZINE and Ashli
Tidings one year $2.75 to old or
e subscribers. Regular price OF sun
!. Magazine is $3.50 per year.
d C. H. Robertson, owner OF
It Square Deal orchards, on the NO
side of Bear creek, is in the city II
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