Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-21

tive matters will be discussed.
Everybody is cordially urged to at
tend.
Buy it at Enders' now.
Mrs. Zella Evans of Klamath Falls
is visiting in the city.
]. E. Dunbar and H. B. Kountz of
Portland are making repairs in the
Western Union office here.
P. E. Jennings and family arrived
here from Kansas Tuesday. They
are looking for location and say
that other families from their old To-
cality are following them.
w. MCGEE and wife, from Missouri,
arrived last Monday for a stay with
friends.
Born, to County Treasurer Florey
and wife, of Jacksonville, Tuesday
morning, January 19, 1915, an eight
pound baby boy.
Better shoes at Enders'.
Medford authorities put stop to
the operation of slot machines in
that city after the first of this week.
About thirty machines have been in
operation i'll the various saloons and
billiard Darlors..
James Mattingly is building
large porch on the east side OF his
residence on Strawberry Lane.
Miss Ruby Terwilliger of Mon
tague, Cal, is spending a few days
at tho home of Miss Freda Butter
field.
G. A. Sweeney and wife of Brooks
dale, Cal, are stopping at the Ash
land Hotel. They are on a pleasure
trip through this country.
Enders' big clearance sale.
L. s. Stenson of Steinman was
transacting business in Ashland
Wednesday. Mr.. Stenson is en-
ployed in the highway construction
work.
Cooke & Dewitt will reopen their
billiard parlor in the building now
occupied by Kohagen's novelty store.
Mr.. Kohagen will move across the
street into the Enders building.
Harvey Mcfarland of the carpen-
ter department OF the S. P. is visit
ing his father, A. E. Mcfarland, in
this city.
The people who swallowed the
local" insurance 40 per cent less,
ETC., are now rejoicing CD by paying
an assessment, which in some cases
makes tho premium 100 per cent
more than charged by us on same
risk. Good insurance or good salt
will cost fair price. See Billings
Agency for Insurance that insures."
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Herndon's Saturday night dance
will be held in Memorial hall in the
future.
Basketball tickets at Buffers for
Saturdays game, 25 and 35 cents.
Scrip will buy transportation on
any railroad, steamship line, Pull
man fare or street car in the United
States. Save it. If you don't have
enough to take you to the worlds
fair bring it in with the difference
and We will see that you get your
ticket. We give one mile in travel
for one dollar in trade on dry goods
or groceries. Ashland Trading Com
pany, phone 1872.
Home canned fruit bargain. Ash
land Trading Company, phone 1872.
We yet have srme bargains left
and give one mile of travel for one
dollar in trade. Scrip at the Ashland
Trading Company.
Dance at Memorial hall Saturday
evening, o'clock.
Saturday night dances which have
been held at Natatorium have not
been discontinued but will be held
at Memorial hall hereafter.
Herndon's orchestra at Memorial
hall Saturday evening.
]. M. Brooks, who recently moved
to Medford, has moved back to Ash
land.
H. G. Enders has rented the va
cant storeroom in his new building |
to j. A. Kohagen, who will move his
novelty emporium into the new quar-
ters in the near future.
Percy Grisez driver of the city fire
truck, is suffering from a severe cold
and sore throat, which, however, does
not keep him from being on the Job
at all hours.
Big clearance sale at Enders'.
Buy your suit now.
G. T. Tilton has moved his dental
parlors from the Camps building to
quarters above the Citizens Bank.
Superintendent Frank Burgess OF
the MetropOlitan Life Insurance