Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-09-08
Thomas ICoIbourn Of Rogue River

today looking after his property in
terests in this vicinity.
G. NJ. Lowe left Friday evening to
attend the Pendleton Roundup and
visit his children residing in eastern
Oregon.
Small loans negotiated. Notes
and contracts bought. F. E. Watson,
Citizens Bank Building. 9O-tf
Jack Peebler came in from the
ranch Saturday and returned Sun
day.
A. ]. Biegel of this city has just
completed the contract for installing
the hot-air heating plant in the hos
pital at the county farm near Talent.
]. H. McGee went to Portland
Tuesday evening to attend the buy
ers' convention, returning Saturday
evening.
-Brooms. Ask your dealer for the
product of the local factory. S7-tf
E. L. Hackett came over last week
from Hungry creek, where he has
been doing development work on his
mine for several months.
NJ. G. Lawrence was down from
Buckhorn Lodge Friday and reports
everything moving along finely up
there.
Insure against fire. Cliff Payne
can save you about 40 per cent. If
Rev. DR.. MacCullough was up from
Medford Thursday to visit his son,
Rev. w. ~ d. Mccullough, and
look after some business matters.
r. J. Shaw, who has been working
at the Highland mine in Siskiyou
county the past year, returned to
Ashland Sunday.
Electric heating and cooking ap-
pliances have come to stay. Jordan
handles them. 1t
Fred L. Bressler has moved his
family in from Sans Valley and is
occupying a residence owned by NJ.
c. Bressler on Morton street.
Mrs. Hoxsey and baby of Gregory
came over Saturday evening to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Trefren, over Sunday.
Buy it at Enders' and always be
sure of the best.
P. S. Provost went to Buckhorn
Lodge Friday evening to join Mrs.
Provost, who had been spending the
week with Mrs. Lawrence. They re-
turned home Sunday evening.
Mrs. L. Coldwell went to Hit
Thursday and returned Friday, hav-
ing been called there by the death
of Mr.. Hail.
Get your house wired for cleo
trio lights for the long evenings.
Jordan will do it right. 1t
Several families from Selma, Cal,
arrived in Ashland Saturday, driving
through. They expect to locate in
the valley but will spend some time
looking around before buying.
w. Y. Crowson has built CORFU
gated iron porch over the rear en-
trance of his store, which will be a
great convenience during wet wealth
er this winter.
New line of caps and hats now
on display at Enders'.
]. G.. Hurt returned Friday from
| Klamath Falls, where he has been
visiting since the Shriners' ceremo-
nial. His family remained there for
longer visit with relatives.
Charles Veghte and wife and Mrs.
Ella Mills returned home Saturday
| from klamath Falls, where they had
been visiting since the Shriners' cer-
emonial
Fred Rosecrans, who was injured
a week ago Saturday when his motor
cycle skidded in turning a corner,
was on the street Friday for the first
time. He went on duty today for
the first time since the accident.
Mrs. A. Jones of Sacramento, Cal,
who had been visiting Mrs. w. N.
Ellis and other friends for the past
two weeks, left for her home Satur-
day evening.
The long evenings are coming.
Make them pleasant by having Jor-
dan Electric Co. install a library
lamp. Their work and prices are
right. 1t
| P. J. Bowling, a former newspaper
man, is here from Butler, Mo-, visit
ing his brother, G. G. Bowling, who
resides on Oberlin street Mr.. Bowl
ing is we'll pleased with the valley.
Frank Burgess of Medford came
up on the motor Saturday afternoon
to meet Mrs. Burgess, who was on
her way home from a visit to Los
Angeles.
| Mems and ladies' fall suits now