Stationer.
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Druggist.
Eugene A. Sherwin,
Bookseller.
Druggist.
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—J. R. Casey went to Salem last Sat­
urday.
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— Max Pracht came down from. Port­
land Sunday. He returned Tuesday«
— Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Meminger left
for Portland on Monday evening’s train.
—Mrs. J.M. Wild, returned from a
two months' visit to Dunsmuir last Fri­
day evening.
—Mrs. Harry Gee returned home on
eveners
vesteniay’s train from a visit in the Wil­
lamette valley.
—Thos. Frisby and family, of Camp
Where you
Creek, iaine county, arrived in Ashland
last Monday evening.
—Mrs. Henry Coolidge left last week
for her home in Bounepart, Iowa, after
several weeks’ visit in Ashland.
—Horace J. Hicks went to Portland
Central Point Pointres.
last Saturday evening. He will attend
the grand hxlge of the Knights of Pyth­
George Holmes is able to be around
ias.
again.
— H. L. Barclay, who is stumping the
John Mann was a very little better at
state for Bryanism, delivered the morn­
ing sermon in the M. E. church last last report.
Sunday.
L. L. Jacob and wife were visiting in
town Sunday.
—Mrs. E. J. Muir, of Hepner, this
Mr. A. 8. Jacob made a business trip
state, returned home Monday from a
to
Eagle Point one day last week.
month’s visit with Mrs. J. R. Casev, of
Ashland.
A tittle daughter of Earnest Noble is
quite
ill with typhoid pneumonia.
—Harry and Hugh Gee returned Mon-
dav evening from Arago, Coos county,
Frank Brown, of Eagle Point, came
where they have been at work for the over Monday, combining business with
past six months.
pleasure.
Miss Nora Sidon, who is in attendance
— Hon. Ben Butterworth, of Cimcin-
at
the Normal, visited her parent Satur­
nati, Ohio, arrived in Ashland Monday
day,
returning to school Sunday.
and delivered a campaign address in the
Chautauqua building in the evening.
Bert Clemins, a young man of this
place,
is very bad with affection of the
— Rev. E. P. Childa, of Ashland, Rev. brain which,
no doubt, will cause insan­ 1
R. A. Rowley, of Portland, ami Rev. ity.
Clapp, of Grant’s Pass, left yesterday
Mr. Wm. Holmes, of this place, has
for Pelican Bay, to l>e gone a couple of
sold his interest in the Hour mill and
weeks.
Irought a share with his brother 8. B.
The regular annual muster and inspec Holmes, of Eagle Point.
tion of Co. D, O. N. G., was held in the
John Jacobs, with some other Central
Company armory last Thursday evening, Pointers, is rusticating for a week of
Colonel Jackson, of the U. S. armv, in- two. and his brother N. A. Jacobs, of
flpecting. Nothing was known of the in- Medford, fills his place behind the coun­
s|H»ction until the officers arrived on the ter.
noon train. In his remarks to the Com­
pany, the Colonel said that Co. D had D ied —Preston Mann, a younger son of,
Wm. Mann and brother of John
assembled on the shortest notice of any
Mann, Friday, Oct. 9, of typhoid fever.
Company yet inspected, and the percent
Interment in the Central Point
of attendance was the largest this year.
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cemetery.
Hon. Binger Hermann deliverd a cam­
Charles Wimer, a nephew of A. S.
paign speech in Medford last Friday
afternoon. The citv hall at that place Jacobs, of this place, came down from
was crowded full of enthusiastic politi­ the Normal school at Ashland on Friday
cians of both sides of the question. Mr. : evening’s train, for a visit with old time
Hermann stands for protection and sound
money, an i is a good talker. About friends, returning Sunday.
fifty republicans of Ashland went down
The date of the Barbecue at Medford
to hear the speech. The Ashland Glee
Club met with the cordial approval of ; has been changed from Octolier 27 to
October 24. A “big time” will be had.
the Medford ¡»eople.
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