Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-27
r. L. Whistler, who has been off


cation were at the train to see him
self and wife depart.
Mrs. Simons invites inspection of
new fall and winter models in milli-
merry Saturday, August 20. Ten per
cent reduction and trading stamps on
all cash purchases Saturday. 26-2t
Mrs. B. F. Burges and daughter
from Aberdeen, Wash, who have
been visiting at the Benedict resi-
dence, left the city Wednesday for the
north.
DR.. Parker and wife, with l.. B.
Hotaling, constituted an auto party
which spent Sunday in Ashland They
hail from Dunsmuir.
Charles Root left Monday evening
for Portland, where he will be en-
gagged some days on business.
New goods arriving daily in spite of
the war Ashland Trading Company.
Mrs. Roy Childs left Monday for
tour through eastern points.
While riding with some friends in
an auto Sunday evening, Mrs. Lillian
Mcmillan came very near being seri-
ously hurt. When a flooring board
in bridge gave way as the auto was
crossing, thrown by the jolt, she
struck some part of the machine and
bruised the bridge of her nose badly.
Word has been received by Rev
Douglass that the father of Miss
Irene Lowman, who visited Ashland
for some weeks last winter, was
drowned at Mohler, Ore, a few days
ago.
The Misses Jessie Park and Fay
Sulloway arrived in Ashland from
Weed Monday, for a short stay with
J. F. Cole and family, whose residence
! is on the Boulevard.
E. E. Bagley and wife were visitors
in Grants Pass Wednesday. On the
return trip Mrs. Bagley stopped off
in Medford to visit friends.
Mrs. NJ. Haynes of Elkton is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Benedict for few days.
Mrs. r. j. Luke of Talent was in
the city Wednesday attending to
shopping.
A new line of Victor serges just ar
rived Ashland Trading Company.
w. L. Bartlett of Portland, field
manager of the Eiler Music House,
and Mr.. Clary of Portland were Ash
land visitors today. They came this
far in the Eiler company automobile
and the car will go on to San Fran
cisco after visiting the interesting
places about the valley.
Mrs. Simons invites inspection OF
new fall and winter models in milli-
merry Saturday, August 90. Ten pei
cent reduction and trading stamps on
all cash purchases Saturday. 26-2t
S. L. Grigsby and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Pendleton. Ore, are visit
ing their daughter and sister, Mrs.
H. o. Purucker.
New assortment OF cretons and art
denim. Ashland Trading Company
Miss Gertrude Biede returned Mon
day from her vacation at Colestin.
That the publicity given the public
by the Normal School campaign CON-
mittee is having effect is evidenced
| by the increase of inquiries received
for information of Ashland's re-
sources and environments as home
making city at the Commercial Club.
Many requests come from outside the
state asking information about the
schools and possibilities of new busi-
ness enterprises.
Beautiful patterns in Polonia We
lours. Ashland Trading Company.
Mrs Mary James donated an ex-
hibit of plums to the Commercial
Club yesterday. The plums measure
seven by seven and one-half inches
and there are eleven plums on a
branch nine inches in length. These
exhibits of fresh fruit attract no lit
tie amount of attention by tourists.
Others who are interested in this
work are invited to bring any sam
pies of fruit, vegetables or flowers to
the Commercial Club office and they
will be cared for properly and dis
played to the best advantage at the
exhibit building.
The county court on August TWEEN
ty-fifth made an order directing the
county tax collector not to collect in.
terest on taxes that were one-hall
paid before April first, 1914-pro-
viding the second half of taxes is
paid on or before August thirty-first
The Brophy and Dewey families OF
Talent passed through the city Mon
day on their return trip from camp
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