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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1897)
Dont Get off the Track! SHERWIN GIVES YOU THE BIGGEST and . . BEST 5-10-15 and 20 CENT TABLETS Of any Benefactor in Oregon. SQL'IBS. Ladies’ Model ’96 Waverleys, $40. Don’t miss the last chance at Larson’s. A Union Social for the Young Peoples’ Christian Societies will be given in the Congregational church May 1. Buy Silk soap and have the best. For sale by William Hevener. The Jacksonville base ball nine was defeated by the Medford nine in a test game last Saturday afternoon. Local fruit men are somewhat in doubt regarding the ultimate benefit of the recent rains in this locality, but if no frosts follow to kill some of the fruit buds, a large amount of “thinning” will have to be done. WANTED.—A man to cut 100 tiers of wood in exchange for four lots. In quire at the A dvebtiseb office. Dr. J. K. Reader is having an addition built to his house on Gresham street, in the eastern part of town. The lieef at Klum 4 Addison’s, from those extra fine young steers, can’t be beaten. Try it. The ten-year-old «laughter of John Halvin, of this place, died at her home last Wednesday. Funeral services were held last Friday afternoon. Interment in Ashland cemetery. You can save money by getting your pictures taken at Larson’s before May 1. If you don’t read the A dvertiser , you don’t get half the news. Subecribe. The local Board of Health is making a general inspection of the premises of our city, and property owners are notified that their yards must be put in good condition. « Fresh fish every Thursday at Poley 4 Co.’s. Look out for the Ladies’ Aid Society program in the Congregational church next week. Acme Mills, health process, whole wheat tiour at William llevener’s. We are in receipt of a card announc ing the wedding of Miss Alice Crowson, the eldest daughter of Geo. Crowson, of this place, to Mr. Gustave F. Jacobson, of Fan Francisco, Thursday evening, April 22, 1897, at 121 Silver street, San Francisco. Larson is going to Central America; before going, he makes cabinet photo graphs until May 1st at $1.50 ami $2.00 a dozen. The Sunrise Prayer and Praise Service in the Congregational church Easter morning was very largely attended, the church lieing crowded full. The pro gram was interesting, and well render ed, and all who were present report a very enjoyable time. “Private Secretary” Sat., April 24. PERSONAL. • gCONOHY ____ —Frank Williams returned to his home in Ashland Monday. —Harry Donoughue arrived in Ash land from Portland Sunday. —E. K. Anderson returned from San Francisco last Friday evening. Z TAKE A LITTLE ADVICE ON FINANCE: —E. A. Hildreth came over Saturday from his mine on Hungry creek. —- —Dr. J. S. Parsons returned from San Invest 5o in a year’s subscription to Francisco on Friday evening’s train. T he advertiser , —C. B. Watson went down to the and receive “the w'eek’s county seat last evening on court busi news in a nutshell” regular ness. ly every Wednesday. —Miss Bell Ross came over from her school at Edgewood, California, last Sat IP^’We turn out the highest grade of urday. Job Printing in the city. Prices the Lowest. A trial order solicited. . . —John Stewart returned last Thurs day on his wheel to Keno, where he is teaching school. Novelty Block, • Opposite Hotel Oregon. —K. K. Kubli and A. N. Soliss, two Jacksonville attorneys, came over to Ashland Saturday on business. —Miss Gertrude Sutton, who is teach ing school in the Anderson creek district, came over to Ashland Saturday to spend Sunday. —Mrs.C.S. Silsby and daughter, of UNDER : NEW : MANAGEMENT. Dunsmuir, Cal., arrived in Ashland Fri day evening, for a visit with friends and relatives. . Ashland —The members of the Grant’s Pass dramatic troupe went from here last eve ning to Medford, where the gave an en E. L. FISHER, PROP. tertainment last night. —F. K. Churchiel, of the Gold Hill All Our Work is Guaranteed. News, accompanied by his wife and lit tle son, paid Ashland a visit last Satur MYER BLOCK. day, and made the A dvertiser a Special Rates on Family Washing. pleasant call. —Dunsmuir Herald : Mrs. R. T. Mel ius, of Ashland, is visiting in Dunsmuir on her return from Sacramento,*»#Mrs. B. M. Gill has returned from a pleasant visit with her daughter, Miss Myrtle Gill, of Ashland. —J. M. Hicks returned last evening PROFESSIONAL CARDS. from the Hicks mine on the Cottonwood in Northern California. He reports an abundance of water in that locality, and A. H1NHAN, Jr., D. D. S., is well pleased with the prospects of the ground now being worked. office : MASONIC BUILDING, UPSTAIRS, Ashland Young Peoples* Christian Societies. STEAM LAUNDRY, TOPICS FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 6:30 P. M. M.E. CHURCH. E pworth L eague .—Parables in Prov erbs.— In Praise of a Simple Life. Prov. 27:24-27. Leader, Elmer Pat rick. CONG REG ATI ON A L CH U RCH. C hristian E ndeavor .— What is True Liberty, and How is it Won? John 8: 30-40. ’ Leader, W. Y. Crowson. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. C hristian E ndeavor . — What is True Liberty, and How is it Won? John 8: 30-40. ' HTA cordial invitation extended to all to attend. ASHLAND, - OREGON. PAINLESS EXTRACTION. DR. C. W. BARR, DENTIST, I.O.O.F. BUILDING. ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS CAREFULLY AND SKILLFULLY INSERTED. Dr. B. R. Freeland is located on Oak street, opposite Hotel Oregon, Ashland, for the practice of Dentistry. Has had 43 years’ practice in San Francisco and Portland.
