Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-10-01

peeH living at loJ Granite street, lelt
Tuesday evening for Salem where
they will make their new home. Mr.
Franklin was formerly employed by
James Yeo in his barber shop on
North Main street. Their friends re-
gret to see them leave Ashland.
Clark Bush leaves Saturday for
Kansas, where he will join his wife,
who has been visiting at Norton. He
will visit his relatives at Oberlin,
Kan, his native town. Together with
his wife they will go to Los Angeles,
San Diego and thence home.
Miss Eta Miller is spending a few
days with her parents. She is nurs-
ing in the hospital at Placerville. Cal,
and is well satisfied with her sur
roundings.
A complete line of mems, ladies',
misses and children's winter under
wear now on sale at Ferguson's, the
Bargain Store. 1t
Try DR.. Reeds Cushion Sole
shoes for comfort. Enders' Shoe
Store
Miss Mabel Russell returned from
Crater Lake Tuesday evening. She
has been there for the past four
months painting for Kiser Bros of
Portland. Her paintings will be eX-
hibited at the exposition.
The Misses NJ. E. Stone and F. E.
Webb spent Monday and Tuesday in
Ashland. They returned to Yreka,
their home, last Tuesday evening.
Rev. Hamaker and wife leave Fri-
day for Visalia, Cal, where they go
to take up a new pastorate.
Mr.. Albert of Medford was in the
city Tuesday on business.
John Kelly shoes at Enders'
Mr.. Gall, the father of Mrs. Will
liam Myer of this city, returned this
week after attending the reunion bar
becue at Riddle. He also visited his
daughter, Mrs. Newland, who lives on
ranch not far from Riddle.
Mrs. Merrill Stannard has gone to
Foots creek, where she will teach for
the coming school term.
Miss Hargrove has just received
brand new special line of s. hats.
Also latest plumage.
Some of the Ashland Elks will join
the Medford club tonight in a 'smok-
er." They will make the trip in
autos.
j. S. Boyd and family of the soda
springs district left this week for
Dinuba, Cal, where they will spend
the. winter
II. J. Fischer and wifo Of Roseburg
were in the city Monday looking after
business interests.
B.. F. McCrary was in the city buy
ing supplies for the winter, Tuesday.
He will go on his homestead at Siski-
you. For fifteen years he has been
absent, doing carpentering in San
Francisco. He took up the claim in
! 1851
NJ. L. Sloan and wife OF this city
left Tuesday for Klamath Falls,
where they will spend the winter with
their son and daughter, Mr.. Sloan and
Mrs. Hit.
Miss Eusebia Hildreth of Oakland,
Cal, and formerly an Ashland girl,
is in the city visiting at the o. w.
Long home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Bergiu If Port
land are in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Rogers.
-Hargove's for those stylish new
hats.
A. F. Laney of Portersville, Cal,
left Monday evening for the return
trip after having made a visit here
with E. N. Brushwood. While here
he made trip to Crater Lake. He
was an enthusiast over Ashland's
prospects.
Mrs. w. E. letters and son Howard
returned Sunday from Battleford,
Saskatchewan, where they have been
for the past four months. They will
winter in Ashland.
Samuel Johnson, who has been con-
fined for some weeks with a severe
case of smallpox, has been able to be
out for the past week.
Get that street suit or dress
cleaned and pressed by a practical
tailor. Send it to Paulserud & Bar
rett.
Mrs. f. Gadding of this city left for
San Francisco Tuesday. She accom-
panied her daughter, Mrs. c. e. Don
nelly, who has been visiting her the
past week. She will remain in San
Francisco about three weeks.
INSPECT at your earliest oppor-