Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-01-30

the week or month. 1O-Zt
Mrs. Mary Dean of Grants Pass is
visiting relatives in this city, a
legion of whom are represented in
the Neil, Tozer and Murphy families.
-Ashland-canned beans, special
at 10 cents a pound this week, at
Ashland Trading Co.
The best cleaning and pressing
Is done at Fuller's. Ladies' work
specially. Phone 119. We call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Ashcraft went
| to Medford Tuesday morning. Mr..
Ashcraft is moving to Medford to
take charge of branch of the Ash
land Payne garage to be established
in that city.
If thinking of spring sewing,
have Grey dress form made now at
Enders'. They ara durable and reli-
able. 69-tf
NJ. V. Weatherford and wife and
her mother, Mrs. McCuen, of Albany,
are here visiting his cousin, w. d.
Washburn, who resides on Avery
street Mr.. Weatherford is a promi
nent attorney of Albany.
-One-half off on trimmed hats,
shapes and fancy feathers, and big
reduction on plumes, at Mrs.
Simon's, 1877 East Main. 64-tf
Mrs. ]. R. Tozer was receiving
congratulations. yesterday, of host
of friends over the event of her six
tieth birthday anniversary. She has
been a resident of Ashland about 40
years.
Gypsum is a good fertilizer We
have it at S12 per ton for cash.
Should be used soon before the rains
cease. Ashland Fruit & Produce AS
sociation. 90-2t
Maye Glover of IA Beach avenue
is again able to attend high school,
having partially recovered from a
serious trouble caused from dislo-
Gated knee 1t is still necessary for
her to ride to school
Fire, fire. fire. 1t may be you
next. Get insured. See Cliff Payne
he will save you about 40 per cent
on the cost 'ot your fire insurance. If
H. G.. Enders is confined to his
bed in a hospital at Pasadena, Cal,
where he went some time ago on a
vacation trip. He is threatened
with appendicitis, but his many
friends here hope he may soon re-
cover.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational church will hold a
series of cooked goods sales the first
Saturday of each month, the first
being held on Saturday next at w.
o. Dickerson's store. Orders will be
taken for meats, salads, bread, cakes,
etc. Phone orders to 252-Y.
A. E. Reese, who came to Ashland
few months ago with his family,
has decided to return to the middle
west, and left Tuesday for Worth
. ington, Mimi. where he is negotiat-
. ing for the purchase of newspaper
plant. Mr.. Reese is a well-known
newspaper man of northern Wiscon-
sin, having sold paper in Hudson
shortly before coming west.
w. D. Hodgson offers for
$4,000, on terms, his 2O0-acre wood
lot about a mile and a half from
|: Ashland, on which is estimated 5000
to 10000 cords of wood. Good road
made to it and bunk house. Phone
/; him. 427-J. 65-6t
G. F. Rosenstock had the misfor-
: tune to have his eye badly injured
: while chopping wood at his home al
: the corner of Indiana and Oregon
! streets Tuesday evening. A sticl
; flew and struck him in the eye, in
flicting a wound which it was feared
: at the time would cause loss of sight
but he was reported yesterday az
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Clara Mouiden. representing
l the Portland Mausoleum Company
I leaves this evening for Salem. She
!; expects to return in about two
I months to finish up the WORK of so
!; Letting for the company.
!: +. L. Cass, a locomotive engineer
1 in the employ of the Weed Lumber
/ Company, and formerly resident o
!: this city, is up from Weed on
4 months vacation. Mr.. Cass state
that the company is shutting dow
!: much of its logging and that the bo: