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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1895)
ca covo o««»»» I zS > • M«M« f & Gem Cigar Store, OPPOSITE CITY HALL a. W. VAUPEL, Fine Cigar* and Tobaccos. . * Qood Work and Dealing. Eugene A. Sherwin, Proprietor. Confectionery, Etc. 3., Druggist, Stationer ,nd Bookseller *>»• •<*•€■»©• • •© ••<*• oooo* act »«• c«ao»oo M.oot O» ••►©•MO. • «* • ••V .*0 OO«M»r«C null N0RJTAL SCHOOL NOTES. PERSONAL. Don’t forget the entertainment in the Opera House October 18th. Several little folks have been added to the training school this week. Fred Neil entered school yesterday to take the Commercial course. Miss Hart, of Medford, entered school the first of the week to study •r music. Miss Roper, Miss Watson, Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Shook visited the school last weed. Mr. Cornutt, of Riddles, entered school Monday. He is taking the first vear of the Normal course. The officers of the Tennis Club are as follows: Pres., Prof. Vining; Sec., Ollie Marksbury; Trea»., Susie Homes. Cortez Miller is taking a part of the first year Normal and two or three studies of the Commercial department. Prof. Storms and Clarence Clements ascended Grizzly Peak Saturday. They got some good specimens of bugs and THE M ARBLE HILL ERA is a 4 page rocks, ami Prof, seems to have found 1 weekly im|»vr, choke full of choice something that slightly impedes his reading, only 25c per year. For unique« progress. nets and originality it cannot I m * I »eaten. ' Sample copy free. John 8. Smith, Pub. Marble Hill, Ind. —Silas Killgore went to Portland Mon day. —G. W. Crow son went to Eugene on a business trip Monday. —J. F. Smith came over from Gazelle Saturday, returning to Siskiyou yester day. • < —Chas. Bolton, Will Potter and Mr. Colver spent a few day son Big Butte last week. — H. P. Weeks and Chas. Palmer went to Portland Monday evening to attend the exposition. —John Kiml>all, editor of The Pacific, j of San Francisco, wan in Ashland last Thursday • and Friday, • - and made the Ai>- vkktiskk a pleasant call. — W. A. Patrick, 0. Winter and Algie Dixon returned from their hunting trip last Friday. They report an abundance of game ami brought home al «out seven ty-five «lucks as proof of their statement. ■" Department of Music • Of • State Normal School. Those wishing to take music, either piano, voi«*e or organ, can see Miss Thomas, the teacher, at the Normal building or at her Ismrding place, Mi's. White's, corner First avenue and Spring street. One hour lessons, 50 cents. Let tons given at the school or at the homes of the students. ■ ..................................—- ■ ™' -................... ■' * 1
