Druggist.
Stationer.
Eugene A. Sherwin,
Bookseller.
—Druggist.
PERSONAL.
—Horace Hicks went to Ashland Butte
last Thursday.
—Thos. James returned last Saturday
from a trip to the east.
—Miss Mary Andrews returned from
Fresno, Cal., last Friday evening.
—Prof. J. W. Storms returned from
Aslæstos last Saturday, to remain a few
weeks.
—E. J. Kaiser returned from the
people’s party convention in St. Louis
Monday.
—Mrs. G. W. Cutts and daughter,
Miss Mal»el, leave on to-day’s train for
Newport.
That’s the Object Now Days.
economize
B uying
your groceries
^WM. HEVENER.
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—Profs. C. A. Hitchcock and W. II.
Ledgerwood left this morning for Ash
land Butte.
—W. A. Patrick and Mr. ami Mrs. J.
II. Pratt and son, Carrol, left for Crater
Lake yesterday.
—George Durand, of Yreka, Cal.,
visited Ashland the latter part of last
— Rev. E. P. Childs, who i- taking an week.
outing in Klamath county, will return
—A crowd of young people—Misses
home this week.
Elsie and Maud Patterson, Kittie Mil
—J. E. and Ernest Crowson left last lion, Eva Taylor, Mabel Goodyear,
George Hen riot, Will Johnson,
Saturday for a week’s visit with Isaac Messrs.
Fred Neil—went to Ashland Butte last
Moore and family at Shake.
Saturday, to remain about five days.
—.J. D. Loucks and son, Homer, went
—H. S. Evans, Fred Van Natta, Fred
to Tolman spring Monday afternoon, to Robley, Blaine Klum, Clarence Galey
remain aliout a week or two.
ami George and Henry Carter intern! to
—Gen. T. J. Thorp, of Portland, will leave to-morrow (Thursday) for several
be in Ashland August 14th and 15th, ' weeks’ camping out throughout Klam
ath county. They have had a new boat,
and lecture on “Americanism.”
which they have named “McKinley,”
—Frank Williams returned home last made by C. H. Gillette.
Saturday from St. Louis, where he has
lieen attending the populist convention.
Central Point Pointers.
—Mrs. E. F. Loomis left on Tuesday
evening’s train for Indiana, to visit her
Several cases of whooping cough are
mother, who has liven ill for some time. reported in this vicinity.
—J. R. Norris, W.E. Jacobs, and W.
B orn .—To the wife of W. M. Holmes,
B. Pracht left Monday morning for a few of this place, on the 28th of July, a son.
weeks’ outing in the Dead Indian coun
Prof. Barnard’s wife, nee Mrs. Nich
try.
ols, spent several days here last week
— Mr. ami Mrs. A. F. Eddy and Mr. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. S.
and Mrs.T. K. Bolton left yesterday for Welch, and friends.
Crescent City .“Bobby” Baldwin is act
A little child of Mrs. Eva Conley, who
ing as guide.
is here on a visit with her friends, is
—Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Van Riper, C. in a very low state of health from the
E. Lane and Miss Minnie Rockfellow effects of w hooping cough.
left for Klamath county last Sunday, to
Miss Cora Brown, of Eagle'Point, who
enjoy a summer outing.
has been staying with her sister, Mrs.
—D. B. McDaniel is over from Beaver J Wm. Holmes, of this place, for some
creek, in the Siskivous. He reports his time, contemplates going to Portland
quartz ledge, the Beaver"!lead. showing shortlv.
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indications of a large pay streak.
A. S. Jacobs and daughter arrived
— M rs. D. fligh’sgrandmother,of Med home from the soda springs last Wed
ford, came up to Ashland on last Friday’s nesday, returning again Tuesday of this
train. She is eighty years of age, and week, accompanied by Miss Ella Will
this was her first ride on a railroad train. iams, of Medford.
Miss Lottie Brown, of Eagle Point,
— llenrv Galey, Fred Carter, John
McCall and Roy Robley returned home who has been staying with her sister,
Monday evening from their trip to Mrs. James Guerin, of Portland, for the
Klamath county. They had been gone past year, arrived home on Sunday
“M.”
two weeks.
i morning’s train.
PROFESSIONAL CARBS.
A. HINHAN, Jr., D. D. S.,
OFFICE :
MASONIC BUILDING, UPSTAIRS,
ASHLAND,
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PAINLESS EXTRACTION.
DR- C. W. BARR,
DENTIST,
I. O.O.F. BUILDING.
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Monday evening, a large number of
the friends of Mrs. Eunice Evans, with
invited guests, gave her a surprise party
in the Normal building. The surprise
was complete, and was as thoroughly
enjoyed by the “surprisers” as by the
“surprised.”
The spacious Normal
building afforded ample room for the
enjoyment of a variety of amusements,
quite prominent among which were
some very pretty and pleasing tableaux.
A bounteous “mid-night repast” was a
conspicuous “feature of the program.”
The party broke up about one o’clock,
all having spent an enjoyable evening.