Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-01-16

went to Montague Wednesday to fin
ish wiring the Kennedy bungalow
there for the Jordan Bros,
Fire, fire, fire. 1t may be you
next. Get insured. See Cliff Payne
he will save you about 40 per cent
on the cost OF your fire insurance. If
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Patterson died at Portland
on January 12. The mother is a
daughter of Mrs. Sutton of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George V. Gillette
and George Virgil, Jr., came from
Portland Tuesday for a visit with
relatives and friends in the Granite
City.
Mrs. James Thornton returned
Tuesday noon from Portland, where
she had spent six weeks visiting a
son and daughter and other rela-
tives.
Professor Vining will address the
meeting of the Ashland Young Peo-
pies Christian Union at the Presby-
terian church Sunday afternon at 9
O'Clock.
A matter of some local interest
which was overlooked in the court
proceedings at the time was the
granting Of a divorce to F. c. Rout-
ledge last October.
Miss Eva Stanford of Spokane is
spending some time at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Patty. Miss
Sanford was a resident of Ashland
about seven years ago.
Gray forms made at Enders' are
an exact counterpart of your body.
They are modelled over your own
figure, thus reproducing every line
and curve peculiar to you. G5-tf
Mrs, B, NJ, Griffith, proprietor and
manager of the Eagle Ridge Tavern.
located on klamath Lake near the
Hartman Lodge, IS in the city, the
guest at the home Of J. G. Hurt.
F. c. Smith, who lived here during
the winter of 1911, is here from
Broken Bow, Neb., looking after
some property which he owns Mr..
Smith will be here for another week.
Professor Isaac and Miss Sylvia
Brown were at Rogue River on Sun
day, Professor Isaac having charge
of a musical entertainment there,
and Miss Brown appearing upon the
program.
Mrs Gard and Mrs. Campbell of
Ashland organized a Parent-Teach-
ers' Association al Phoenix Friday
afternoon in the high school Mrs.
w. Carless was chosen president and
Mrs. A. Hearn secretary and treas
urer.
w. c. Coburr has installed an
up-to-date shoe repair shop at the
old Star Shoe Factory, and will do
repairing and make shoes to order.
He solicits your patronage and es-
pecially invites his old friends to call
and see him.
The suspects held here in connec-
tion with the Phoenix hold-up were
released but CHIEF Oien states that
it was thought afterwards that they
were the right men, though the sta
tion agent was not certain of it at
the time of their arrest.
Call for klamath Flour and get
your moneys worth. Anchor brand,
straight flour, now $1.3O. Crater
Lake brand, a fine patent flour, now
$1.40. If your store won't supply
you call or phone to the klamath
Exchange. Phone 4. Free delivery.
The Beaver Mercantile Company
report the sale of the Mrs. Amanda
Neil property on Mechanic street to
B. l.. Powell, who recently arrived
by team accompanied by his wife and
five children, from Lake county
where they have been residing.
The back bar and counter for
|: Crowson's confectionery store, which
!; were sent to the factory to be rebuilt
|: have been received and he hopes tc
I: be able to reopen for business Satur-
: day, but this is still uncertain. He
: will have one of the swellest places
in the valley when he gets down tc
: business.
Dr. and Mrs. w. II. Reynolds left
; Wednesday afternoon for Chicago
; where they go to live. Their address
: will be 53O3 Washington boulevard
: DR.. Reynolds will resume his medi
: cal studies in Chicago College O.
/: Medicine and Surgery. DR.. and Mrs
: Reynolds will be greatly missed il
; Ashland, where they have made
; many friends.
The contagious" flag that ha!
been decorating the front of w. c