Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-03

H. s. Prescott, formerly with the
Grants Pass Outlook and now operat-
ing job printing plant in that city,
was in Ashland Saturday visiting his
brother and incidentally trying to
dispose of his plant.
w. J. May of Reno, New, left for
his home Saturday night after spend
ing several days here looking after
his property on Ashland street. He
was'a guest of Mr.. Hemphill while
here
Notes, warrants, mortgages,
land contracts, bonds and stocks
bought and sold. F. E. Watson.
room 8, Citizens Bank Bldg. 35-tf
C. A. Wood of Heron Lake, Mimi,
arrived in the city Saturday night for
a visit with the Briggs families. Mr..
Wood is a brother-in-law of E. D.
Briggs.
How about a slip-on? Buy them
right at Enders's
Medford claims the meanest wom-
an in Oregon. She used scraps of
cardboard perforated on her sewing
machine to counter felt milk coupon
tickets. In "the dim gray of the
morning after" they we're not noticed
until the driver got home with them.
Delicious fresh oysters, any
style, at Buffers, next to postoffice.
43-tf
Eight women were stopped on the
streets of Portland last week and
aigrettes torn from their hats. State
Game Warden Finley announces that
$25 fine in addition will be i'm.
posed this week on all women found
wearing them.
Chicken tamales at all hours
served at Rose Bros 39-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Newman of
, Santa Barbara, Cal, arrived in the
city few days ago and have taken
housekeeping rooms at 166 North
Main street for the winter. They
come for the benefit of the health of
Mrs. Newman, who is afflicted with
asthma.
Its time to have that long-prom-
ised portrait taken. No need to wait
for fine day, however. With the
equipment of the Marble Studio
which is strictly up to date, you can
be taken one time as we'll as another
45-2t
The bicycle of Clarence Cornelius
which was stolen from in front OF
Orres' tailor shop one evening last
: week has been recovered. 1t was
found on upper Granite street, where
it had been left by the party taking
it. Evidently it was taken for joy
r ride.
t DR.. Woods of Rogue River came
e up Saturday evening to bring Robert
Casebolt, who recently had his knee
o cap fractured by kick from horse
Drs. Wood and Swedenburg per
. formed a successful operation upor
the member, wiring it together will
. silver wire so that the bone will have
a chance to, unite.
Shoes for the family at Enders'
C. B. Rush of Tolo was in Ashland
Saturday with a load of fine corr
raised upon Benton Bowers rancf
near Tolo, which Mr.. Rush has beer
working this year. Mr.. Rush wal
also showing a couple of fine seed
+ ling apples from a tree which grew
d wild in an oak thicket down there
s He says there is also another tree
8 which has fruit we'll worth looking
into as a possible new variety.
Buy that sweater at Enders'.
George N. Kramer returned Satur
s day morning from Red Bluff, where
e he had been called to serve on the
t loss and damage committee of the
r Shasta division of the Southern Pa
: cific railway. Among those present
at the meeting of the committee were
e Mr.. Ruby, assistant superintendent
: of transportation, Mr.. Inge, head o.
k the department of transportation ol
J. explosives, and Mr.. McCune, also ar
: assistant to the superintendent o.
transportation.
: w. D. Hodgson: Please xii
that ad of homestead at Hits, as
have sold it as we'll as the Rogue
River one. have just gotten hole
of another good deal at Rogue Rivel