Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-03

pound. 61-tf
Miss Laura Silver left Saturday
morning for Gold Hill and will teach
school in the country near that viii
lage.
If thinking of spring sewing,
have Grey dress form made now at
Enders'. They are durable and reli-
able. 69-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson,
10 Laurel street, have gone to San
Diego, Cal, where they will visit for
three months or longer.
standard pack tomatoes, special
this week, 10c per can. Ashland
Trading Co. Phone 1872.
Mrs. F. d. Swingle, 81 Gresham
street, has gone to Phoenix, Ariz,
for visit with her sister. She will
visit Pasadena and Fullerton, Cal,
before returning.
Get your homemade chicken ta-
males at Rose Bros. 72-4t
William Dunn of Talent was in the
city today showing his friend, Mr..
McCollom, from Montana, the best
town in the Rogue river valley.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Pearson died January
81, aged 29 days, and was buried
Saturday in Ashland cemetery, fun
eral services being held at the resi-
dence.
Will Dodge hal the misfortune to
fall while going down the back stairs
at the store of Dodge & Sons, Fri
day forenoon, and bruised his right
knee badly.
John Huntley, a well-known tim
herman, residing on Almond street,
returned few Gays ago from a
three weeks visit to Neilsville, Wis,
on business.
See the beautiful styles and
woolens for ladies' tailored suits for
spring at Ores Tailoring Shop.
Word comes from H. G. Enders,
who is sick at Pasadena, that though
not yet able to leave his bed he is
improving.
D. D. Norris has accepted a posi-
tion as clerk with the Ashland Fruit
& Produce Association, taking the
place of Clinton B. F. Wright, who
was recently promoted to the posi-
tion of manager.
Dr. Spear of Glendale was an Ash
land visitor Friday night, returning
to his home on the early train Sat
urday morning.
At Orres' Tailoring Shop you
will find the most up-to-date styles
and woolens for mems spring suits.
Not expensive, either.
N. s. Rippy, station agent for the
Chicago & Northwestern railway at
Clearwater, Neb., spent a few days
the past week at the home of NJ. c..
Bressler, leaving for home Thursday
night.
w. d. Hodgson, 81 Scenic
Drive, has 81 900 or $500 to loan
on a good ranch. Phone 427-J.
721St
Louis Ratzeberger of Milford, H.,
spent Friday in this city as the guest
of NJ. F. Cyester Of the Diamond c
orchards. Mr.. Ratzeberger is we'll
pleased with the Ashland district
and expects to return here in the
future for a longer stay.
Come to the box social at the
Bellview school house Friday even
ing, February 7, and meet the Won
derful Sweet Family. Program be-
gins at 1880 sharp. No admission.
72-2t
Mrs. Mamie Swanson and Miss
Ellen Hansen of northern Michigan,
who are touring the west, were the
guests of Mrs. Charles A. Specht on
Allison street Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
D. ]. Raudebaugh has resigned his
position with the Home Laundry on
account of poor health and taken
charge of the repair department of
the Overland Garage. Mr.. Raude-
baugh is a fine mechanic and an ex-
pert electrician and will do we'll in
that position.
w. D. Hodgson, 67 Scenic
Drive, has for rent IS acres on
Walker avenue, mostly full bearing
peaches, prunes, apples and grapes.
Seven-room house, barn, we'll Phone
427-J. 72-2t
The Beaver Realty Company re-
port exchange of property of Millard
Tripplet three-acre home on Beach
street and 10 acres of land belong
ing to Charles Winner near Bend,
Cook county. Mr. Tripplet has re-
moved his family to Bend, and Mr.
Weimer with his father and mother