Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-21

rs pairs mems oxfords to close
out at $1.95. Were 81 to IS. Get
pair this week while the sale is on
at Enders & Sons.
Miss Fannie Person of Fresno, Cal,
is making quite an extended visit at
the home of her uncle, NJ. w. Wheel
er.
A railroad employe named Quinn
was somewhat hurt at Coles Thurs
day when the water tank there col
lapsed, but was not seriously injured.
G. F. Billings was not downtown
Saturday forenoon, being about "all
in" as the result of two weeks strain
managing the Chautauqua.
100 pairs ladies' and misses OK
fords. $3.50 and $3.50 qualities, this
week only SO cents. Better hurry.
Enders & Son.
Mrs. Este Hoxie and baby left
Saturday for Phoenix to make her
home. She has been spending some
time at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. S. Miller.
Mrs. Ora Smith of Kirby, Ore, re-
turned home Saturday afternoon, af-
ter taking in the Chautauqua and
visiting at the home of M. w. Wheel
er.
Don't forget our semi-annual
clearance sale where you save your
dollars. Enders & Son.
C. R. Delap, county clerk of Klam-
ath county, passed through the city
Saturday afternoon en- route to
Salem with a prisoner for the peni-
tentiary.
George w. Scott has had the store
fronts of his business building on
Oak street repainted, an improve
ment which adds much to their
| looks.
Logan and red raspberries for
sale in patch cheap. Inquire 1877
East Main or corner Ashland and
Taylor. ]. d. Simon. 14-2t
o. c. Tiffany has commenced work
on his contract for putting in cement
sidewalk at the Christian church.
w. L. Stonebreaker is doing the fin
ishing for him.
A party of soldiers of the 30th
infantry passed south Saturday even
ing en- route to the Presidio, San
Francisco. They were from Ft. Glib
bon.
Peach and berry boxes for sale
Carson-Smith Lumber Co.
The chef on No. A was accidental
ly burned Saturday afternoon, while
en- route from San Francisco. DR.
| Parson was summoned and met the
train and dressed the burns He pro-
nounced them as not serious.
Mrs H. NJ. Hicks and son Kenneth
of Oakland, CAL, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Corbett for a few days
when they will go to Portland on a
visit to Mrs. Hicks sister, Mrs. S. A.
Blocksorm.
Mrs. Edward Hill, who has been
residing at the Trinity church rectory
and caring for Mrs. William Lucas
household effects, has shipped them
to her at Allegan, Mich. Mrs. Hill
has taken up her residence at the
Hotel Columbia.
-Buggies at Piel's for $3.50.
Miss Zoe Rockwell of Colorado
Springs, Colo, left for her home Sat.
urday evening after spending some
months in Ashland. Many friends
were sorry to see her leave. She had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Sexsmith.
William Nelson and F. L. Nelson
accompanied by their wives, left by
auto Saturday morning for Santa
Rosa and Oakland, going by auto via
Crescent City. They will visit Mrs
Hatch at Santa Rosa and Mrs. Ran.
dayy at Oakland, both former Ash.
landers.
The Tidings is for sale at W. M
Poley's Drug Store. II East Main st
William Leeds, one of the old-time
editors of the Tidings, is in the city
visiting the Wagner families. Mrs
Leeds is sister of F. D. and j. M
Wagner, and the daughter of Mrs
Ellen Wagner of this city. Albert
Leeds, their son, is also here spend.
ing some time with his relatives.
Don't forget the big sale at End
ers & Sons.
P. c. Jordan received word Satur.
day of the death of his father, Cap.
tain William N. Jordan, at his home
in Mulberry, Ind, aged 92 years, G
months and IA days. The deceased
was a civil war veteran adm the
grandfather of the Jordan brothers
the well-known electricians in this
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