Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-10-29

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ing in Newport in the Elmer Patrick
store for several years, arrived in
Ashland this week and is now at the
hospital. She was operated on for
an abscess in the side.
Miss Kathryn Keilehor of Medford
is in the city visiting with Mrs. l.. P.
Black.
The Southern Pacific announces it !
will make a one and a third rate to |
Medford on November 2, when the
All Star baseball game will take
place. The ticket sale dates are No
vember l and November 2, with a
return date of November A. These
rates are in force between Roseburg
and Dunsmuir.
The best chicken tamales are at
Rose Bros, nine years in the busi-
ness. 45-tf
E. H. Pomeroy, who was in the city
about a year ago, and at that time
was very favorably impressed with
the city, now writes to Secretary Sea-
ger that he expects to be back in
February, to become permanent
resident here. He is now in Los An
geles.
Clifford Jenkins, Hum Pracht,
Frank Jordan and Sylvan Provost
started Wednesday morning for the
Dead Indian country, where they ex-
pect to hunt for few days.
Get your fresh homemade can
dies at Rose Bros 45-tf
]. c. Tolman is in the city for a
day or so, preparatory to leaving for
Philadelphia, where he will remain
about a month, and from thence pro-
ceeding to southern California for
the winter. He came to Ashland on
account of the illness of his sister,
. Mrs. o. Helman, who was operated
upon for appendicitis Mr.. Tolman
has business in Alaska, but does not
remain there during the winter.
Miss Maude Nichols of Yreka, Cal
is in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. w. A. Buckner of Hornbrool
spent Wednesday in Ashland shop
ping.
= Don't trust them. Bust them
The undertakers' trust. w. w
Usher, candidate for county coroner
not in the trust. Vote for him
:, (Adv.) 1t
II A. c. North and family are her
from McCracken, Kan, and are lo
Gated on Iowa street. They came TO
- Mrs. North's health. The fame @
' our lithia water reached Kansas an
D. she came convinced that she coul
4 find health in it's use. Mr.. North
e. thrifty Kansas farmer with bir
st full of wheat which he is holding fC
IL. the coming high prices. "a
IT, Frank Garrett of Bakersfield is
Is. the city visiting with his parents, M
tn and Mrs. r. M Garrett, on Manzal
ed ita street. He will remain abo1
three weeks.
ay Mrs. Edna Bryant is visiting at Il
nd home of Mrs. Jacobs of this city.
m Mrs. Mary f. Wilson of Gran
ID Pass has been visiting in the ci
with Mrs. Ralph.
nd Ed Dews started to high scho
he Monday.
~ AS a great many of the flowe
growing in the parks die during Z
ID winter, the park commissioner h
me allowed several citizens to take
Try plants. These plants are then fl
for house flowers. Saliva is one
st. the most desired varieties.
Salt mackerel, salmon BELLE
W bloaters and smoked salmon at t
the Ashland Trading Company, pho
RS 1872.
l.. I. Wheeler of Bandon, Ore,
' in the city visiting his many frien'
It will be remembered that n
ave Wheeler was in the auto for hir
'er' business several years ago. He
W. now about to appear in the cour
his court to sue ex-Sheriff Jones
damages arising from false imprist
- ment in regard to the Rogoway M
- der.
The Elk Temple front is bel
freshened with a coat OF cem'
a paint.
M Mrs. l.. M. Hall was taken to
MI hospital this week because OF sudt
"A serious illness.
IN v. Colvig OF Grants Pass is in
III city visiting at the home of
N daughter, Mrs. Torbert Sanford.
M Hot chicken tamales, the k
that are good to eat, at Rose Br
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