Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-08-25

Glen Simpson went to Grants Pass
this morning to have. treatment for
his eyes. He expects to be absent
most of the week.
School tablets, pencils, etc., at
Enders'.
V. P. Gordon of the bureau of
plant industry of the U. S. Agricul-
tural Department, passed through
Ashland a few days ago.
"A knife with every boys suit at
Enders'.
E. P. Hughes returned Saturday
night from Dunsmuir, where he had
been several days and left Monday
morning for the north on business.
Its time for that new fall suit.
Order now from Abbott & Petersen,
successors to L. ]. Orres. 25-2t
T. L. Powell and family and Miss
Million are off on an outing trip to
Lake of the Woods and Pelican Bay
They expect to return this week.
Hats cleaned and reblocked at
Ores new shop. We are not salts
fled unless you are.
Miss Eugenia Carson, who has
been visiting her brother, o. F. Car
son, for the past two months, left
for her home in Omaha Friday morn
ing.
The best school shoes at End
ers' big shoe store.
Mrs. Mary Arnett, mother of Mrs.
e. A. Throne, left Monday morning
| for her home at North Bend, after
spending a month with the Throne
family.
When you want your suit
cleaned and pressed phone 141, Abb
bott & Petersen, successors to L. j.
Orres. 25-2t
j. Huschele of Marysville, Cal, an
extensive Rogue River Valley prop
erty owner, returned home Friday
evening after a visit at the home of
L. H. Gallatin.
For high-grade tailoring for
ladies and gentlemen visit Ores
new shop at II North Main street.
Leland Reeder and Chester Toll
man leave tomorrow for Stanford
University to take up their college
work. Harold Huntley will join
them there in a few days.
Shirts and underwear made to
order at Ores new shop, II North
Main.
The party who took the garden
hose from my residence on East
Main street Saturday evening is
known, and if it is returned no ar
rests will be made.-George E
Yates. 1t*
The fire truck heretofore housed
, in the city hall has been removed to
the Shook building, which is tempo
rary headquarters for the fire de
partment while the city hall is being
remodeled.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Neil CALI
van, at Granite City hospital Sun
day, August "a, 1913, a daughter
Mother and child are both doing
well and Neil is almost able to take
regular refreshments today.
w. w. Ussher's family, who have
been compelled to remain in Medford
because of the illness of Mrs. U.s.
sher's mother, since he came to Ash
land, have arrived in the city and are
now domiciled at 40 Bush street.
Let Enders get you ready for
school.
Messrs. Alexander & Bradshaw
from near Talent, passed through
! Ashland this morning with several
teams en- route up the canyon to do
large amount of wood hauling.
They will establish a camp up there
John Christensen of Ayers Spur,
who injured his hand severely a few
weeks ago by getting it in contact
with a circular saw, is steadily i'm
proving and hopes that the useful
ness of the member will not be per-
manently impaired.
-Lemery writes all kinds of in
surance. Can save you from 25 to
55 per cent on fire insurance. Writes
for most reliable companies. 2S6
East Main street. Its
John D. Phillips and wife of the
Philadelphia Commandery special
which passed through here Thursday
were old-time friends of Mrs A. G..
Mccarthy of Ashland and she en-
joyed a brief visit with them during
the time the train stopped here.
We French dry and steam clean
ladies' and mems garments of all
kinds, also blankets, shawls, scarfs,
gloves, furs, slippers, etc. Ores
new shop. II North Main. phone GA