Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-05

Mrs. WA. Moore and daughter of
Seattle, Wash, who have been at the
John Patty home since last fall, re-
turned to Seattle Tuesday evening.
-WANTED-A young man to
learn the business at Ferguson's, the
Bargain Store.
Mrs. w. H. Gowdy returned a few
days ago from Iowa, where she spent
the winter.
S. NJ. Leslie of Medford, a teleg-
rapher in the employ of the Southern
Pacific Railway Company, was
guest of w. w. USHER today.
FOR SALE-First cutting alfal-
ia hay. Inquire NJ. True, phone
S13-F-12. 2-2t"
Thomas Dills of Redcliff, Canada.
is spending few days in Ashland.
Up the hill and save a dollar.
H. G. Enders & Son.
Mrs. George Jeffreys of Talent was
here Tuesday on shopping tour.
You can't better the best" Buy.
it at Enders'.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Casey and chill
dren came over from Klamath coun-
ty Tuesday and are spending the
week visiting friends and relatives in
the city.
Boyd is glad to announce that
he now has possession of his studio
and feels more competent to please
his customers than ever.
William H. Smith left yesterday
for Hornbrook, where he will spend
several days.
For summer underwear and hos
iery there is no store so satisfactory
as Ferguson's, the Bargain Store.
! Agnes E. Vining was granted a
divorce from Robert L. Vining at Sc
dIlle, w dou'j May Z ..
Mr.. Deter of Portland was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Peter Gri-
SEE, last week.
Cliff Payne makes bookcases.
Mrs. E. E. Murphy and daughter
left Tuesday for Pacific Bend, Wash.
to make their future home,
Shoes for the family at Enders'
Mrs. George Siemantel and daugh
ter, Miss Margaret, leave today TO
Texas, via San Francisco. They will
visit Indiana before returning to Ash
land.
Miss Leona Smith of 124 Morton
street left for Tacoma on No. 1
Wednesday to spend the summe
t months there.
"A special rate to churches at
t tending this grand sacred photoplay
= From Manger to Cross" at the Sta
Theatre. See your minister
Miss Nellie Pygall and Mrs. Bins
: ham left on No. IA Wednesday t
r. spend a few weeks at Portland.
g -Brooms. Ask your dealer for tn
product of the local factory. S7-tf
e Mrs. Bessie Wilson Myers is
J. guest at the home of O. j. Stone an
enjoyed an auto ride down the va
ley.
Mrs. w. W. USHER and childre
>, were up from Medford a couple c
days visiting Mr.. USHER this week.
Visions of Frisco" every after
noon at the Big Store up the hill.
Harold A. Merrill and Donald A
L Walker left for CASTILLO, Cal, o
No. 13 today to accept permaner
e positions with a surveying party fo
the M. A. Burns Lumber Compan!
" Byrde Farley returned to Ashlan
IF from the north today, after havin
been absent about year.
s. Trade at Ferguson's, the Ba
n gain Store, where you are alwal
welcome whether you come to loo
= or buy.
,t E. L. Hackett came in Monda
night from the Hungry creek minin
district, after an absence of sever;
10 weeks. He reports things movih
lively there.
E. E. Bagley returned Tuesda
evening from a visit to Rogue Rive
and Grants Pass on business.
NJ. c. Fezer of Satsop, Wash, is
the city looking over the countl
with view to locating.
Iv From Manger to Cross" st;
p Theatre Tuesday and Wednesds
nights, June 10 and IL. The gran'