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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1897)
Pont Get off the Track]^^^ SHERWIN GIVES YOU THE BIGGEST and . . BEST 5-10-15 and 20 CENT TABLETS Of a.ny Benefactor in Oregon. PERSONAL. • • Saturday. Mr. Galvin was until recent The past week has been one of re ly, one of the proprietors of the Grant’s verses fur the “Red Jacket” baseball —A. S. Barnes was over from the Pass School News. players. Friday, June 11, a game be county seat yesterday. tween the Medford and the Ashland —Rev. Robt. McLean, of Grant’s Pass, —D. D. Go<xl came over from Pokega- came up to Ashland Saturday, and de bovs resulted in a tally of 38-20, in favor ma, Cal., last evening. livered the Baccalaureate sermon to the of the Medford nine. The decisive game —George Miller, of Portland, came Normal graduating class Sunday. He with the Phoenix second nine, gave the down to Ashland Friday. Phoenix boys the championship by a returned to the Pass Monday. score of 22-18. —Prof. C. A. Hitchcock went to Port BREVITIES. land last Sunday evening. Waverley bicycles on easy terms. —A. G. Rockfellow came up from San M edford , June 13. — Word reached Jacksonville people are making prep Diago, California, last Saturday. this morning that L. C. Quisley had arations for a big celebration July 3. —Prof. C. S. Price, of Grant’s Pass, been shot and instantly killed by “Doc” Farmers in this locality are rejoicing Scraggs, is visiting in Ashland this week. at the Whipley ranch, near the rain the first part of the cur Prospect, about 40 miles from here. The —William Littleton was over from over rent week. shooting occurred yesterday, and Scraggs Coles, Cal., the first of the week. claims self defense. He says that Quis The Hills-Holcomb new saw mill on —Gus Newbury, county school super ley was in the act of taking hay from Neil creek commenced sawing lumber intendent, was in Ashland Saturday. his field, and when he attempted to stop yesterday afternoon. — E. E. Washburn went down to Gold Quisley dropped the hay and made Students from a distance who have a him, HUI on his wheel Monday afternoon. charge upon him with a fork, where — Rev. Isaac Dawson, the Episcopal Ireen attending the Ashland Normal will upon he shot him.—Oregonian. clergyman, arrived in Ashland Saturday. leave for their homes next Thursday. Chas. Rose, who is employed in the If you can’t drink coffee, try a package Ashland —Miss Mabel Paelthorp, of Grant’s woolen mill, was bruised up Pure, delicious and considerably Pass, is visiting with relatives in Ash of Acme Koffy. last Saturday by being healthful. For sale by Wm. Hevener. land this week. thrown from the wagon of a runaway —Walter Denney and Mrs. H. M. Mrs. Herrin, of The Dalles, is now as team that he was trying to stop. The Hicks returned Friday from the Hicks sisting in the Ashland photo gallery. team was running past the mill, and mine in Northern California. She is a first class artist, and her work Charles ran out and climbed’ into the wagon to grab the reins; he was throw n —Mrs. Ruth Sweet, the evangelist is sure to please. Photos from $3 up. out the wagon swung round a corner. who is holding meetings in Talent, came A carload of boxes received Monday; The as services of Dr. Parson were required up to Ashland yesterday. a carload of paper due today; a carload to dress his injuries, the principal one —G. Y. Heaton, C. E. Hooper and of baskets, berry cups ami crates due j of w hich was a large gash on the head. Frank Pierce returned Saturday from Friday. We are prepared to handle a fishing trip to Kane creek. Elk creek, al»out forty miles north of fruit to the best advantage of the grower. Medford, is the scene of great mining ex G. W. Crowson. —P». E. Spencer, Roy Bobley and Give us a call. Word having been given out Chas. Wagner returned Saturday from Mrs. Ruth Sweet, the evangelist, an citement. Eugene, where they have been attending nounces that the revival meetings in that there was considerable wealth in that vicinity, people from all points the state University. Talent will be continued throughout the down the valley hastened to the place —C. C. Chitwood, who has been en week, beginning each evening at 8 and staked out claims. It is stated that gaged in the drug business in Eugene o’clock ; also Sunday, June 13, at 11 a . the number of people there now is about for the past six months, is visiting with m . and 8 p . M. 300. According the report, the terri relatives in Ashland. Fresh fish every Thursday at Poley & tory occupied by the mines is four or —Miss Belle Kearney, national W. C. Co.’s. five miles in width and about ten miles T. U. lecturer, arrived in Ashland Sat in length. It appears to be a mountain We are informed that a rich mining of urday, and delivered a lecture in the M. quartz; at places the ore is at the sur strike was made at Gold Hill last week. face E. church Sunday afternoon. of the ground, while at others it is —Homer Ixnicks, who has been taking Mr. Dunkin, formerly of Ashland, now many feet underground. At present, a course of study in the university at residing on a farm four miles out from the excitement runs high, and large Eugene, returned Friday to spend the Gold Hill, while prospecting on his numbers of gold-seekers are daily arriv property last Friday, found a ledge from al the camp. summer at his home in Ashland. which he took $1800 in two days. —Mrs. M. M. Cooksey, of Central Waverley»—Ladies’ ’96 model reduced Joseph Allnutt met with a severe ac from Point, came up to Ashland Thursday, $75 to $40. A dvertiser office. for a visit with Mrs. C. Cowles, return cident yesterday forenoon. He was building a porch on the Luark residence The lecture in the M. E. church last ing home on Monday evening’s train. near the Baptist church, and fell from a Sunday afternoon by Miss Belle Kear —Mrs. A.P. Hill and son, of Vaca scaffold, breaking one of his ribs and ney, a noted W. C. T. U. lecturer, was ville, Cal., are visiting at the homeC.G. sustaining other injuries of a serious largely attended, and pronounced a most Cov, as is Miss Daisy Cov, who has been nature. His wounds were dressed by creditable discourse by all who heard it. residing in Iowa for the past several Dr. J. S. Parson. The lady is an easy, fluent, able speaker, years. and held the attention of her audience If you don’t read the A dvertiser , you throughout the lecture. Her theme was —Miss Nora Hulin, of Eugene, for don’t get half the news. Subscribe. one bearing on the social position and merly of Ashland, wiil arrive here witli- A wheel was broken off the delivery influence of the young woman of the in a few days, to spend the summer with her gram! parents, Mr.and Mrs. Albrigt. wagon of C. E. Lane last Monday by a present time. It lies with the young runaway horse belonging to Geo. Penne- ladies to reform humanity and elevate —Claude Fountain, of Klamath Falls, baker. The horse was tied in front of the plane of manhood and womanhood. has la'en spending a few days in Ashland the “Bee Hive,” and becoming frighten The world is what the young women the past week, stopping here on his re ed, broke loose and ran down the street make it; to them belongs the credit or turn from Eugene, where he has been toward the flouring mill. Clarence’s the discredit of of the present condition attending school. wagon was in the street, and the horse of society. It is hoped that the praise ran against one of the rear wheels, worthy w ork of raising the moral stand —John Galvin, of Grant’s Pass, was a : ard will continue. pleasant caller at the A dvertiser oilice 1 breaking the axle.
