Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-02

... "OhH AuoOtl anu Idmlly, VINO nave
been living on Union street, will leave
this evening on the northbound for
West Minneapolis, Mimi, where he
will take charge of farm which he
purchased last fall
William Gerig of Medford was in
the city Tuesday and left Tuesday
night for the north. He has the en-
cheering work of the Flavelle docks
in charge for the Great Northern.
When considering entertaining
remember that Rose Bros ice
creams, sherbets and punches are
hard to beat. 9-4t
S. E. Ranger of Portland arrived
in the city Thursday to visit three
weeks with his mother, Mrs. L. A.
Ranger.
A daughter was born on Tuesday,
June 30, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray VOL
colt, living on North Main street.
Cliff Payne makes sleeve boards.
M. H. Flock, wife and son Alfred
came up from Sacramento the past
week. He was formerly a Southern
Pacific conductor with a run out of
Ashland. Mrs. Flock will remain
here for the summer while Mr.. Flock
and son will go on to Canada to visit
the formers brother and two sisters.
George A. Stannard, wife and son
George have returned from Mime
| sofa, where they went several months
ago to undergo a critical operation
for tumor at the Mayo Brothers hos
pital in Rochester.
Ellis and Jesse Neil arrived in the
city Sunday in Ellis's big new car,
from Roseburg. Jesse Neil halls from
Portland. They will be in the city
for some time.
Charles DeCarlow of Shake was a
business visitor in town the first of
the week.
-Enders' clearance sale next week.
Mrs. Henry Provost has received
announcement from Ottawa, Canada,
that her sister, Miss Marie Louise
| Brison, is to be married July to
Henry Rheaume. Miss Brison visit
ed in Ashland two years ago and is
known to many friends of the Pro-
vost family.
Rose Bros. make all their ice
creams and sherbets. 9-4t
You'll like it at Enders'.
Ed Staples, Roy Walker and Judge
c. B. Watson left Thursday for
Klamath Falls, where they will at
tend the Rodeo and the Tri-County
Boosters scenic meeting. They go
in Ed Staples Stanley Steamer. Fri
day morning Mr.. Brown, with the
big Stanley mountain wagon, will
take load OF people over to the
Rodeo
Homer Billings was in Jacksonville
on business Wednesday.
Have fit in Enders shoes.
Kenneth McWilliams and the Pick
ems family are now in southern Cali
fornia and are about to start on their
return trip, expecting to arrive in
Ashland in about two weeks. Last
Sunday Kenneth was a visitor at Cat
alma Ishlands. He reports a grand
trip.
Buy it at Enders.
Rev. ]. F. Hamaker of Trinity
Episcopal church leaves this week for
long hike. He will go to the coast
via Grants Pass and Crescent City
and thence down to San Francisco
There will be no services at Trinity
church through the month of July.
Watch Enders' Big Store.
Mrs. Edmund Provost and three
daughters from Great Falls, Mont,
are visiting her husbands uncle,
Peter Provost, on Oak street. Mrs.
Provost arrived in the city rather un-
expectedly and was under the neces-
sity of inquiring the way to the Pro-
vost home. She happened to make
inquiry of one of Ashland's uni
formed policemen and says that one
of her pleasant recollections of Ash
] land will he that Ashland nnlicaman