Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-24

Alberta Blodgett is the cause of their
departure. Many friends hope for
their speedily recovery ~
Mrs. simons invites inspection of
new fall and winter models in milli-
merry Saturday, August 20. Ten per
cent reduction and trading stamps on
all cash purchases Saturday. 26-2t
j. W. Guiley and family have
moved to Sunnsyside, Wash. Ashland
people much regret to lose these citi-
zens.
Miss Anna Fisher of Salem arrived
in the city Saturday to spend a short
while with Mrs. Rapp on Oak street.
Tuesday evening, August 25, at
the Temple of Truth is the night for
the great lecture. 1t
G. A. Terrence of Hit spetn Friday
in Ashland looking after business in
terests.
Mrs. c. A. Covey of North Bend,
who has been visiting in Ashland for
some time, received word that her
husband was seriously hurt, and re-
turned Friday. Mrs. Ccvey has been
visiting at the Hevener home.
Mrs. Olive Pohland Shilling has ac-
cepted position in the o. A. c. to
teach domestic science for the coming
term.
We make garments from your
own goods and your own styles.
Ores tailor shop.
Scott Smith of San Francisco en-
joyed a stay in Ashland last Friday.
Cliff Payne makes pigeon-holes.
Mrs. l.. S. Kent and little daughter,
Mary Louise, arrived Saturday from
Lincoln, Neb., where she is a student
at the Lincoln Medical College. She
is the daughter of Mrs. NJ. F. Swigart
of this city and will visit her for a
few days.
Mrs. Evan Winner of Roseburg,
who has been visiting Miss Thelma
Throne, returned to her home city
Sunday.
Miss Clara Woods is visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chris
tensen on Helman street.
R. w. Cuvellier, an official of the
Southern Pacific, was in Ashland on
business Thursday.
Rev. G.. P. Little, former pastor of
the Nazarene church, will stop over
in Ashland Tuesday and preach the
evening service. He will be glad to
meet all of his old friends again.
Rev. Little is on his way from Cali
fornia to Newberg, Ore, where he
intends to do some mission work.
Those who did not get new
time table and firm alarm card may
have one if they will call at Ores
tailor shop.
Mrs. George Gillette and niece,
Miss Louise Gillette, arrived in the
city Wednesday from Dunsmuir.
J. B. Hunter lost a valuable horse
last Thursday. The animal died from
an unknown cause.
Wood will be cash on and after
September 1. Carson-Smith Lumber
Co. 25-4t
Ladies' suits and coats now ar
irving at Enders' big store.
Carl Hilty was a visitor in Hit last
week on business.
Mrs. Hattie Persons from st.
Charles, Mimi, who has been visiting
]. Z. Crowson, left for her home at
st. Charles Saturday. Mrs. Persons
made visit to California during her
stay in this part of the country and
expects to visit Portland and numer-
Gus places in Montana before reach
ing her home.
DIR. Austin will give his best lee
ture Tuesday evening. August 25.
Don't miss 1t. 1t
Lloyd Multi arrived in Ashland Sat
urday for short stay.
Mrs. ]. T. Logan and daughter Bes-
sic, who have been in Grants Pass
since last Wednesday, returned Satur-
day.
Made in Ashland, suits for men
and women. Our styles are the lat
est, at Ores shop.
Buy your school shoes at Enders'.
e. D. Briggs, d. D. Olds and En-
gineer Walker returned from Hit
morning. While walking
along the highway near Hit, e. d.
Briggs killed six-button rattlesnake |
which was making across the road. |
little experience they had |
while knocking around through the |
woods was to extricate a three-year-
old COW from an old well. The ami
NAL had fallen 80 that she was stand
Ing on her hind feet in the we'll. Her
believing and bawling attracted