Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-16

George Grinnell, travelling agent
for the Independent Biscuit Company,
was in Ashland last week and re-
mained till Tuesday.
G. A. Scharze of Hit was in the
city Sunday.
Shoe sale at Enders'.
l.. G. Merriam of Rogue River was
a visitor in the city Saturday.
C. l.. Miller of Siskiyou was in
Ashland Saturday.
w. s.. Van Dyke and son Fred |
were in town Tuesday to attend the |
funeral of w. NJ. Mathes.
Phoenix silk hose at Enders'.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ray Lamar of
Medford were in the city Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jordan of Rogue River
spent Saturday in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vogue of Dead In
dian were in Ashland over Sunday.
Samuel Mathes of Rogue River
was in Ashland Monday.
You'll be sorry If you pass it up
-Enders' big clearance sale.
w. G. Gordon and son Howard ex-
pect to leave for the east in short
time.
Robert Goodyear, manager of a
large cigar store in Berkeley, Cal, is
spending a few weeks vacation in
Ashland with his mother.
Slaughter prices at Enders' sale.
While enjoying swim in the Ash
land Natatorium Rev. Schwimley had
the bad fortune to injure the bone in
his heel, and is at the present time
walking with the aid of canes. The
accident occurred when he was
pushed off the edge and came down
on the bottom of the tank very hard,
causing the painful hurt in his heel.
L. n. Bushorr and family are now
moving into the Harvey home on Oak
street, formerly occupied by Frank
Shinn.
James Hughes, a former Ashland
boy and son of Johnnie Hughes, is
again in Ashland.
Cliff Payne makes counters.
William Hedges, formerly of Ash
land, has returned to his old home.
He says he has had enough of the
stove lid Imperial Valley, where he
has been living since he left the Gate
way City.
WIZ Cress arrived from Dunsmuir
where he has been working this sum-
mer.
Mrs. Tom Laferty left town Mon.
day on visit She will be away 6
month.
Suit sale at Enders'
]. G. Gross and wife of Portland
have taken apartments OF the irwin
apartment house on North MAR
street and will remain in the city fol
some time. Mr.. Gross is one of the
firm which introduced the blue trad
ing stamp into Ashland and he II
here looking after the firms inter
ests.
The local telephone trouble shoot
( er reports a startling increase in the
: number of telephones that are in
stalled every month.
: Chief Porter is now able to wall
. his beat on the city streets, as hi
sickness is now becoming a thing o.
the past. He is recovering his for
, mer robust condition very rapidly.
q He bought it at Enders' sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Hauf of Wheat
land, Wyo., have a baby boy, borl
July Z, weighing nine pounds. Mrs
Hauf is we'll known in Ashland a
Miss Ella Danford.
w. E. Newcombe, the delegate t
the Denver convention for the Ash
5 land B. P. o. E., left for Denver las
Friday.
General Passenger Agent John M
Scott was a visitor in the city Thurs
day.
DR.. Julian P. Johnson and wifi
we're in the city Thursday-Medfor'
day. They have just returned fror
a trip to Crater Lake, klamath Fall
and other Klamath county points an
report a fine trip. They say auto
can 90 to the rim OF the crater q
present, a ten per cent grade havin
been built.
H. G. Balcom and family Of Med
ford we're in the city Thursday.
Edith Cole and Alice Poor r.
turned fro ma jolly vacation in Med
ford Monday.
Ruth Scott, a graduate Of tn
Polytechnic School, left Monday 70
the north.
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