Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-20

court IN tne county seat TINS week,
driving down in his car with Court
Reporter Davis every morning and
returning in the evening.
F. E. Phipps and T. H. Simpson
were at Talent Tuesday closing up
their waterworks contract.
]. A. Lemery went to Talent Tues
day evening on business.
Louis Lager returned this morn
ing from Minneapolis and Chicago.
The Ashland Electric Power &
Light Company's office has been en-
larged so as to give Manager Malone
room according to his strength. The
change is a decided improvement.
Best ladies' tailoring is done at
Fuller's. Large samples to select
from. Suits from SIS up.
NJ. c. Breese returned Monday
evening from a business trip to Gold
Hill.
Clyde Dean went to Medford Mon
day evening to meet his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. E c. Churchill,
of Duluth, Minn, who came down
from Portland, arriving here on the
midnight train Monday evening.
Howard Geeter mixed up with a
swarm of bees a day or two ago and
is wearing his eye in sling as re-
suit.
How about your old rugs?
When you clean house buy a new
one at Enders'. Dirt cheap.
Mrs. A. H. Conner and daughter
returned Monday evening from San
Francisco. Mr.. Conner remained in
the S. P. hospital IN that city. having
been operated upon for cancer of the
lip.
Mrs. Simons has returned from
the city, where she attended the
openings and purchased the latest
!, Things IN millinery. II
John Cameron, John Patty ant
Charles Hargadine were in Jackson,
, vile Monday attending court.
Arthur Thompson and family left
Saturday for California, where they
expect to make their future home
Mr.. j. w. Johnson, of the firm oi
= Johnson Bros, jewellers, has moved
his family from Medford and will oc.
: cupy the Thompson residence.
An increased stock of toric and
: other unusual styles of lenses re
: Gently received. We can put in new
lenses for you without delay, usual
ly. Whited, Optician. 76-2t
Rev. ]. w. Lanner of Palouse
Wash, will occupy the pulpit at the
Baptist church Sunday.
, Perry Ashcraft was up from Med
: ford between trains on Monday
J. NJ. Casebeer, wife and little
/ uduSulSI VI buSSuS, WIN lINSu II
| Ashland for many years, has re
turned here to look after his prop
, erty interests. Mr. Casebeer sol;
T his farm at Eugene and will spenC
time in California. His two som
are at the state university at Eu
gene.
=, Watch for the colored Californi;
Jubilee Singers at the Elks Temple
February 2S, under the auspices o
the Parent-Teacher Association. Ad
mission: Adults SO cents. schoo
children 35 cents; under II year
. old, 25 cents. 1t
H. H. Gillette returned Tuesda
evening from Sacramento, where h
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. R. H
Dickey of Portersville, whose bab
> died here Sunday evening.
i test eyes and sell glasses reas
u onably, but never advise glasses un
less l am confident that you neet
= them. Whited, Optician 76-2t
4 The Nazarenes and Free Method
lists are expecting a great meetin
beginning March 2. Revs. Childs an
; Little will do the preaching. Pla
- to attend these meetings. They as
IS the prayers of Gods people for a
o old-time revival. God is the sam
yesterday, today and forever.
a NJ. G. Lawrence, writing from Day
" ton, Florida, under date of Februar
Z, says he has struck nothing bu
,s bad weather since leaving Ashland
Cecil A. Townsend went to Col
z Hill this morning on business.
g If it's new, we have it; if W
% have it, it's new. H. G. Enders
Son.
Floyd Gamblers was at Medfor
yesterday attending the openin
meeting of the convention of fores
rangers being held there this weel
He will go down again tomorrow
be present at the banquet to be hel
Friday night.
:" The senate normal school bill hs