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—Rev. G. N. Annes came up from
Medford Monday.
—A. S. Barnes, county sheriff, W'as in
town on business Saturday.
—Miss Carolvn Herrin returned to
San Francisco fast Saturday.
—Fred Hogg and wife left last Thurs
day for Mason City, Iowa, to reside.
—J. R. Norris went down to Grants
Pass Saturday, returning to Ashland
Monday.
—O. A. Thornton returned to Astoria
last Friday, after spending a week in
Ashland.
—Chas. Wagner, of the State Univer
sity, returned to school from Ashland
last Saturday.
—C. Mingus, who has l>een ill in Med
ford for some weeks past, came up to
Ashland Sunday.
—M iss Edith Van Dyke came up from
Medford on Saturday’s train, for a visit
with friends in Ashland.
—Prof. A. F. Cornutt, accompanied
by his bride, came down from Myrtle
Creek on Friday’s train.
—Miss Jessie Wagner, who has been
visiting in Salem for a few months, re
turned to Ashland on Sunday’s train.
—Carlos and Harry White returned
from Woodville Sunday, They had been
spending the holiday vacation at that
place.
—The members of the local Salvation
Army barracks went down to Grants
Pass last Thursday, returning to Ashland
Saturday.
—Chas. Cowles went down to Medford
Sunday. He will return to Ashland to
day and intends to leave for Nebraska
to-morrow.
—Prof. E. E. Washburn, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Iva, and brother Sey
mour, returned on Sunday’s train from
Woodville.
—Eugene Overton, of Merlin, who
has been visiting in Ashland the past
week, returned home on Monday eve-
nings train.
—James Donohue, son of P. H. Don
ohue, came up from San Francisco Mon
day evening, to spend a couple of weeks
in Ashland.
—Mrs. S. E. Meminger came down
from Portland last Friday. She has
been staying in that city for several
months past.
—George Henriott, who is working
for the Portland Cracker Co., spent the
holidays in Ashland, returning to Port
land Sunday evening.
—Bernard E. Spencer, a student of
the Eugene University, after spending
the holidays in Ashland, left on Mon
day’s train to resume his studies
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—Miss Bayright, one of the faculty of
the State University at Eugene, passed gCONOHY . . .
Ashlajid on Monday evening’s train, re
turning from a trip into California.
—Geo. Stanley, who, for the past four
months has been chief typo on the Duns
muir, Cal., Herald, came over to Ash
land last Friday. The publication of
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Weather is rather wintry of late.
Fresh fish every Thursday at Poley &
Co.’s.
J. P. Say le has succeeded George
Engle as nightwatch.
Everything to suit the traveler, at the
Ashland House. First class accommo
dations.
The holidays are over and Ashland
has settled down to its regular routine
of business.
The public schools opened Monday,
after the two week’s holiday vacation.
Even the hens share the feeling of
confidence in business and are turning
out eggs to their full capacity. The new
product is always for sale by Wm. Hev-
ener.
The new city officers assumed the re
sponsibility of their respective offices on
New Year’s day*
We are informed that Miss Carolyn
Roper is in a critical condition, some
doubt being entertained as to her recov
ery.
A surprise party was tendered Miss
Jessie Wagner at her home on Granite
street last Monday evening by a number
of her friends. Crokinole was the chief
amusement of the evening, and all re
port a most pleasant time.
We are now settled in our new quar
ters and in a position to give you better
bargains than ever. Wm. Hevener.
As we go to press, William Short is re
ported to be in a dying condition, de
spite the encouragement given by his
brief rally since thexiperation performed
last Saturday afternoon.
Last Wednesday evening, Misses
Gregory, Sutton and Dodge gave a Pro
gressive Crokinole party at tne home of
Miss Dodge on South Main street. The
young ladies were wholly successful in
their efforts to furnish an evening of en
joyment to all concerned.
^^T’Rememlx'r us for ¿J ob P rinting .
A Chinese theatrical troupe, compris
ing about fifty youthful sons of the
orient, passed through Ashland in a
special car attached to Saturday’s over
land, euroute from Portland to San
Francisco. They had filled the season’s
engagement in the former city, and are
going to show in the Golden Gate city.
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