Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-02

son ana marry HOSler went TO Rogue
river, but report Indifferent success.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Potter of Weed
have returned from a trip to south
ern California, upon which he at
tended the California Bankers AS
sociation convention at San Diego.
Mrs. w. A. Schwimley and son
Donald left last week for Iowa City
and Wellman, Iowa, to visit relatives
during the summer vacation.
]. w. Losher was in Medford Sat
urday between trains, transacting
business.
You need a change. So do we.
Summer underwear at Enders'.
F. H. Fitch was down from his
ranch in the Cove neighborhood Sat
urday. He reports that there was
heavy rain there last week, the
rain falling almost continuously for
two days and three nights.
The Christian Endeavor of
the Christian church will give a
cooked food and candy sale Satur-
day, June Z, at Kohagen's store from
10 to o'clock. 2-2t
Mrs. Logan Chamberlain and little
ono anna ox,or fro,, tbo III;ro; vol
ley to spend Memorial day, returning
home Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Findlay of Grants Pass
is in the city, the guest of the Misses
Estes.
Manley Cherry is working in a
logging camp near Eugene.
Cool hats and clothes at Enders'
for hot times.
Professor st. John expects to leave
in a day or so for Eugene to visit
his parents. After about month
spent there he will take up newspa-
per work, but has not yet decided
just where.
Fred B. Tracy, who has been tax
ing a months layoff from the duties
of his position with the Western
Union Telegraph Company, returned
to work Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Orr of San Fran
cisco are visiting at the home of l.
Schwein, Mr.. Orr is a florist in Sar
Francisco.
Eugene Moody has accepted a po
sition in the baggage office at thu
Southern Pacific depot.
Select your new wall paper a
Dickerson's while the stock is fresh
DR.. Hart of Talent was in the cit!
Saturday afternoon on business.
-Buggies at Piels for $3.50.
F. ]. Shinn and son Neil went Il
Talent Saturday to look after thei
ranch property and assist in thin
ming the orchard. Mr.. Shinn pro
nounces the prospects for an appl
crop fine.
B. E. Whitmore was exhibiting
some branches of almonds upon thu
street Saturday which were so load
ed with nuts that the branch itsel
was almost invisible.
Miss Ella Brown and Mrs. Myrtl,
Johnson returned Saturday from
Portland, where they have been visit
ing their sister since last August
Professor James West left Thurs
day for Portland to enter Law
school.
Ladies parasols in the latest
Buy while picking is good. Enders'
Miss Mildred Morse returned Sat
urday from Pasadena.
Wall paper at Dickerson's.
Professor Briscoe expects to put il
larger portion of his summer vaca
tion at Eugene doing post graduate
work at the University of Oregon
while Mrs. Briscoe will spend tn
summer at Los Angeles with he
mother.
Local attorneys have now received
copies of the compilation of the law
passed at the recent session of tn
legislature, and now know "wher
they are at" at least until the su
preme court or the referendum take
whack at the work of the legisla
ture.
The Tidings is under obligation
to o. H. Barnhill for the most excel
lent report of the Epworth Leagu
convention which appears in this is
sue. The Tidings is always glad t,
give space to complete reports of al
gatherings in the city, but it is
physical impossibility for the report
er to attend them all, and he appre
: ciates the assistance of the peopl
interested in getting in good reports