Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-10-12

AFTER leaVlnS mere last winter ne
spent some months in Arizona He
leaves this week for the Oregon Agri-
cultural College,
Mrs. E. G. Fowler of Portland ar
rived in the city Saturday for few
days visit in the city.
Miss Luetta Hartley spent day
in Ashland last week attending to
some shopping. She and her parents
are now on a ranch near Steinman.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church will give cooked food sale
in Boyd's building on Main street
Saturday, October II. 40-2t#
Mrs. E. H. Browler of Hit, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Caldwell, returned to her home Sat
urday.
Bernice Ely of Grants Pass ar
rived in Ashland Saturday to spend
the week end with Miss Beatrice Mil
ler Next week she will attend the
teachers institute at Medford.
Paving is progressing rapidly south
of the Jackson hill. The heavy rains
hold back the work some, however.
1t is thought by many that some
sort of resurfacing will have to be
put on the cement highway, as it
! seems to be very rough.
w. B. Chance of Salem was in the
city Thursday looking after business
interests.
A. w. Wolford of Grants Pass ar
rived in Ashland Thursday morning
and spent the day.
A. H. Jackson of Portland, repre-
senting an underwriters agency, was
in the city Wednesday looking after
the adjustment of the loss caused by
the burning of the E. E. Phipps home
in Sans Valley.
Eli Albert returned Wednesday
from a trip to his old home in Kan
sas.
! Glenn Eaton was a business visitor
in Medford today
Save So. You want that frame
with the large picture. This month
you get it free with your order. Stu
! diofAshland.
Sam Potter and S. H. Black left fol
Hungry creek Thursday where the!
will do some prospecting.
The one best Xmas gift-a Stu
dio Ashland photograph.
NJ. C. Edgington was in MedforC
on business Thursday.
Joe Woods, a former resident o
Ashland while the Warren Construc
tion Company was putting in tn
, pavement, stopped off on his wa
from Idaho TO Santa Rosa, Cal. 30
Mrs. ]. B. Wilson of Dunsmuil
, who has been visiting in the city TO
, the past two weeks, departed for he
home Saturday.
= Mrs. A. H. Connor left for Klam
= ath Falls Saturday.
Ira B. Walker of Etna, Cal, wa
= business visitor Thursday.
e Fred L. Colvig of Medford was i
S the. city last week on business.
E. ]. Fowbe and wife of Saler
visited friends in the city on Tues
< day.
w. T. Corey of San Francisc
transacted business in Ashland Tues
] day.
: Ed Dunham and Judge Baldwin G
klamath Falls passed through Ash
= land Monday on their way to Med
n ford, where they attended the trif
j at the federal court.
= d. P. Blue returned from the Hur
CRY creek mining district Friday. l
S a short time ne leaves for Honolulu
:, there to join his family and accept
r position in the schools of the islant
Miss NJ. Campbell of Condor, Ore
e was in the city last week.
! Walter Dixon visited in the cit
: Friday. He halls from Klamat
Falls.
F.B. Waite of Sutherlin, the owl
er of the extensive holdings acro'
Bear creek. is in the city attendin
to his interests.
Don Gardiner of Coos Bay was /
Ashland Friday.
Professor Vining announces thu
on the 31st of October he will pla
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company. The play is taken frol
the book of Arnold Bennett.
John Perl, Independent candidat
for coroner, was in Ashland Satu
day looking after his campaign. M
Perl is a hustler and is meeting wit
much encouragement.
G.. c. McAllister returned frol
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