Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-08-28

I VI MI. anu MIs. OeOrBe monroe.
Ben Howe of siskiyou was down
Tuesday looking after the sale OF
some wood he has been having cut
up there.
That C. & E. shoe for school
children bought at Enders'.
The California; Oregon Power Com
pany commenced work Tuesday
morning on line to the Suncrest or
chards. The line will be a mile and
a quarter in length.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Damon, who
have been living on the place on Wal
nut street during the summer, have
moved back to their former home at
l. B street.
The best lined boys suits in the
valley at Enders', So to $S.
The w. C. sandefson family. ac-
companied by Miss Louise Bailey, re-
turned from Dead Indian Sunday az
ter camping trip of several weeks
Miss Ida Davis of Talent is spend
ing a few days visiting with Miss
| Claire Jetler.
You do better when you buy at
Enders' big store.
The motor killed a calf on its
northbound trip Tuesday forenoon
No harm was done the motor except
the delay of pulling the carcass out
from under the car.
NJ. E. Real of Stineman, who re-
Gently underwent an operation fol
appendicitis, at Granite City hospital
has so far recovered as to be able to
be about town.
Everything for school children
to wear at Enders'.
Mrs. o. B. Turner and daughters
Evaline and Erma, who have been
visiting in the northern part of the
state for the past month, returned
home Monday.
w. T. Ruclzer, a cousin of F. G
McWilliams, stopped in Ashland tC
spend the day today. Mr.. Ruckel
travels for Hunt, Hatch & Co. o.
Oakland.
-Homesteads located on govern
ment land in Oregon by Luman N
Judd, Talent, Ore. 27-3t"
Miss Frances Hamlin is visiting
friends in northern California for &
few days.
H. H. Bachtell was up from An
derson creek Tuesday. He reports
Mrs. Bachtell who has been in pool
health for long time, as gettinl
along nicely.
Miss Leona Smith, daughter of E
! N. Smith, returned Tuesday evening
from Seattle, Wash, where she spen
Iher vacation with relatives ant
friends.
Rev. William Johnson of 34(
Almond street has left his cane
somewhere. Crook handle with sill
yer tip. Please leave it at Holmes
Bros grocery and receive thanks.
Mrs. Mary B. Riley returned yes
terday afternoon from few days
stay with the family of her brother
w. H. Norman, who is manager of {
big orchard near Phoenix. Her little
niece, Miss Alma Norman, returned
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark True and Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Gregory and daugh
ter Grace of Central Point left b!
auto Wednesday morning for Crate
Lake, going by way of Rogue river
and will return by way of klamath
Falls.
A sumptuous special train carry
ing the Hamilton, Ohio, knights
leLlpldI pdoocu IulOuSu AohlduN
Tuesday evening as second IA, el
route home from the Denver encamp
ment.
Leith Abbott left yesterday nooI
for Dunsmuir to visit his aunt, Mrs
A. R. Mount, of that place for few
days before entering his school work
Leith is succeeded as messenger fol
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany by Will Coburn.
Homegrown salt rolled barle.
$50 per ton or $1.10 per sack, anC
chicken feed wheat $50 per ton
Fresh ground graham flour and corn
meal, best in the city, at the MILL
]. ]. Morton. 27-tf
Mrs. Mary Rose left Tuesday even
ing for Ookland, where she will at
tend the reunion of DR.. Fluno'
classes in Christian Science healing
Mrs. Rose states that as all of he
boys and girls have gone off and lef
her alone in the old home she ma,
spend the winter in California.
Mrs. Margaret Herrin arrived from
Portland on No. 13 Wednesday t.