The Ashland advertiser., August 19, 1896, Image 3

Druggist.
Stationer.
Eugene A. Sherwin,
Bookseller.
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Druggist.
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PERSONAL.
—Max Pracht returned home yester­
day from the east.
—S. Cowles, of this place, is very ill
with bilious fever.
— Miss Violet McCall left for Yoncalla
on Monday evening’s train.
—Willie Dodge, son of J. P. Dodge,
went over to Colestein Saturday.
—Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sayle left Mon­
day for an outing in Dead Indian.
— Rov Everetts, the Grant’s Pass pho­
tographer, vis.ted Ashland Thursday.
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That’s the Object Now Days.
economize
B uying your groceries
^WM. HEVENER.
—John Howard, ol Grant’s Pass, re­
turned home Sunday from Chic; go, via
San Francisco.
— Mrs. Van Horn ami Miss Roma
Whitmore left for Albany on Monday
evening’s train.
—Jesse McCall, Mrs. M. L. McCall
Central Point Pointers.
and Miss Ora Rodgers returned from
Pelican Bav Sundav evening.
M iss Bessie Brown, of Eagle Point,
—Ex-sheriff Patterson accompanied was visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm.
Mrs. Mack, 01 Bonanza, to the insane Holmes, several days last week.
asylum at Salem last Sunday.
Mrs. Taylor, of Eagle Point, who has
— Mrs. J. P. Dodge and Miss Bertha l>een stopping with Mrs. Wm. Holmes
Williams went to Medford last Saturday for several weeks, returned home last
to visit with friend ami relatives.
Tuesday,
—George Crowson and a number of
Rev. C. II. Fredenburg, of Sherman
the G. A. R., of Ashland, left yesterday county, who is visiting his brother, Jas.
morning on a few weeks’ outing trip.
Fredenburg, of this ¡>lace, occupied the
—Prof, and Mrs. C. A. Hitchcock and pulpit in the Baptist church last Sun­
M iss Sackett went over to Colestein last day, both morning and evening.
Monday, to remain a week or ten davs.
Parties are now returning from
—Prof. W. T. Van Scov, President of the springs, among them are Mr. Gay
the Ashland Normal, went to Jackson­ and familv ami Mr. Sims and familv, of
ville Sunday, returning Monday morn­ this place, who returned last Saturday.
ing.
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Mr. Stidham and family, of this place,
contemplate
starting this week for an
—Archie ami Rov Chrisman, Civile
Payne and Sidney Carter returned Sun­ outing of several weeks at Crater Lake
day from their outir.g trip to Pelican and other points.
Bay.
John W. Jacobs and Joe Boswell/ of
this
left last Wednesday for the
—O. A. Williams, wife and little child, Dead place,
Indian springs to enjoy the cool
relatives of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Minkler, and balmy
breezes of the mountains and
of this ¡dace, left on Sunday’s train for also to quaff the cool sparkling soda
their home in Neligh, Nebraska.
water as they sit and chat by the swift
—Mrs. E. F. Loomis is exacted home rolling stream Of Little Butte.
shortly from Indiana, where she went
Miss Mattie Morris, formerly of this
to visit her mother, whose burial took place, who has lately graduated from
place live hours before her arrival.
the nurses’ training school of the Good
—Mr. Cronie, of the American Tvpe Samaritan Hospital of Portland, re­
Fourniers’ Co., arrived in Ashland last turned home on Sunday morning’s train
Saturday ami spent Sunday here. He for an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
made the A dvertiser a pleasant call.
And now a few words on gossip for we
—Misses Polly and Lizzie Rider, of
generally
find plenty of it in most every
Jacksonville, who have been visiting
with the family of ex-sheriff Patterson, town. See how she runs about on every
street and in every store. In all the
of this place, returned home Sunday.
churches and in all the societies she
—Ollie Foster, of Portland, arrived in finds a foothold. Gossip has made many
Ashland last Saturday and is visiting a home a hell on earth whereat they
with tb<* family of Robt. Taylor. It was might have been supremely happy. One
Mr. Foster’s intention to go to Crater little misstep or a little indiscression will
Lake, but through some misunderstand­ cause gossip to rise with a new strength
and start < ut on her mission. Her, did
ing, lie did not make the trip.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A. HINHAN, Jr., D. D. S.,
office :
MASONIC BUILDING, UPSTAIRS,
ASHLAND,
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OREGON.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION.
DR. c. W. BARR,
DENTIST.
I. O.O.F. BUILDING.
ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS CAREFULLY AND SKILLFULLY
INSERTED.
Marriage Paper.
Ladies’ ads free. Gents’ ads 1.2 cent a
word. Everything confidential. Send
5 cents for copy.
CUPID’S ECHO,
(S ta . T) 15, B oston , M ass .
we say? We ought not to, for we have
our male gossip as well, and as a rule,
he is ten times worse and more veno­
mous than the female, for a good,
healthy man gossip is about as mean,
and low, and dangerous as the meanest
thing on earth; but combine them, and
woe to them that come in contact with
their vile ami poisonous fangs. “ M.”
Mrs. Ward (on Friday)—“Dear me,
Richie ! it’s dreadful for you to be so be­
hindhand with your spelling. Now see
if vou can spell ‘yesterdrv’?”
Richie (with one eye on the calendar)
—“T-h-u-r-s yester, d-a-y day, yester­
day.’’—Bikes.
“A lawyer is a man who makes his
living by attending to other people’s
business.”
“A man’s affection is regulated by his
digestion.”