Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-05

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is desired. Tickets at Buffers. 72-2t
M. S. Pittman of the Monmouth
normal addressed the high school
last week-also Frederick Aver, head
of the department OF education of
the University of Oregon.
Frank Richardson of Berkeley, for
merly a fellow townsman of E. E.
Bagley at Harvard, ILL.,, and now a
commercial traveller, was in the city
Tuesday.
/ Noah Cornutt, one of the best
known pioneers of Douglas county,
died at his home near Riddle Satur-
day, aged seventy-eight years.
Miss Mary Kirschbaum arrived in
Ashland Sunday. She has been visit
ing with a nephew, Edward Spath, in
Gresham for two months.
Sure we're busy, but not too
busy to show you those Armory pic
lures. See about yours now. Ash
land Studio. 732t
After luncheon Saturday Professor
Collins, city superintendent of the
Medford schools, entertained those
present with some splendid specimens
of free-hand drawing and penmanship
on the blackboard.
]. M. Hindman has returned to his
former position at the Western Union
! Telegraph office in Ashland after
spending a month at Umatilla, Ore
gon, where he tried running a res-
taurant.
You'll like it, Everybody does
who trades at Enders'.
The regular meeting of the Civic
improvement Club will be Tuesday
afternoon, February tenth, at two
thirty in the Civic Club room of the
library building.
Judge Tou Velle and George Put
nam of the Mail Tribune were among
those who came up from Medford TO
attend the armory dedication.
M. Perkins and Bert King, who
formerly lived here, are down from
Tillamook for visit with old friends.
julius Wolf. landlord Of Depot Ho-
tel. has returned from his vacation
in California.
New house dresses and kimonos
just arrived at Enders'.
A. d. Helms has returned from a
business trip to Vancouver, b. c.
Mrs. C. B. Lamkin is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Ella E. Briggs, o.
Spokane.
-Suitcases and trunks at Enders'
Our prices are right.
]. r. Tozer left yesterday for Peta
luna, Cal, where he will visit hi
son Bert at least until spring openi
and may remain indefinitely.
Better see about your picture o.
the Armory ball right away. Studio
Ashland. 73-2t
Mrs. Walter Blalock went to Red
Bluff, California, Tuesday morning
to jein her husband, whose run OF
the Southern Pacific now keeps hin
there much OF the time he is Of
duty.
E. E. Bagley went to Rogue Rivrs
Tuesday on business.
Better values in shoes AT Enders
Rev. Frank Lindblad went tc
Grease creek Tuesday forenoon L
look after his work in the evangelical
, field.
Making Studio Ashland beauti
full. Making all Ashland beautiful
will be next. 73-2t
Rev. /. T. Reames was up from
Talent Tuesday forenoon.
Dan Applegate returned Monda!
from Portland, where he had beer
called to a conference of the agents
of the Wells-Fargo Express Compan!
concerning the new rates being pu
into effect by the company.
c. E. Lane has been IN from hi
ranch for several days enjoying th'
pleasures OF city life and taking IL
the dedication services and ball.
--latest fashions in corsets a
Enders'.
E. F. Patterson and wife went I,
! Newport Tuesday morning to visi
With Mrs. Patterson's parents.
, Charles Tryer and Miss Leta Lux
of Talent attended the military bal
, Monday night.
,. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Irving of Mont
O pelier, Idaho, were In the city thi
v week.
y No, we're not moving or leavint
J., town, Just fixin' up. Another on
;, that stays forever. Ashland Studio
= Mrs. Updegraff was compelled t
leave her school work one day thi