Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-30
TALENT AND VICINITY.

LOr Ine CTedHeIy was u De utlu
afternoon, but only half of
the members were present, so the
was postponed.
Rev. H. J. Van Fossen held the
quarterly conference at the Method
list church Monday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church met at the home of
Mrs. A. C. Reimer. 1t was decided
that they hold an Easter supper the
10th of April. A very dainty lunch
con was served
Those who attended the Helen Kel-
Ter lecture in Ashland Wednesday
evening were Miss Emma Crawford,
Mrs. C. T. Lester and daughters, Miss
Winifred and Miss Agnes, Carl Lely,
Mr.. Abbott, Bernice Findley, Ona
Maxon, Thelma Abbott, Anna Smith,
Miss Linnie Hanscom, Miss Viola
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Cook and
son, Fred.
Miss Viola and Winifred Jones en-
tertained at card party at their
home Thursday evening. Miss Wini-
fred Jones won the ladies honors
and George Galbraith the gentlemen's
honors. Those present were Misses
Linnie Hanscom, Grace Hanscom,
Viola Jones, Winilred Jones, Messrs.
Lee Hart, George Galbraith, Theo-
dore Jones, Morse Jones. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. George A. Morse Is expected
home Saturday from Eugene, where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
H. B. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C D. Burgan and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Fuller motored
to Ashland Wednesday evening to the
Helen Keller lecture.
Misses Mae and Parthenia Smith
and Jay Terrill went on the special
train to the HELEN Keller lecture.
Mrs. Vance Wulgamot was a Med
ford visitor Thursday, to have his
eyes treated.
Mrs. Fred Dunlap of Derby is
spending the week in Talent with
Mrs. A. Waterman.
Alex Alexander visited his wife al
the hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Alex.
ander is getting along very nicely and
she expects to leave there in two
weeks.
E. E. Cook had a runaway Monday
The buggy, but nothing else, wa'
damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Patterson made ;
trip in their car to Jacksonville, Tolc
and By0ee bridge Thursday.
John Calvin visited Talent to ge
his spring supply of goods.
Charles Tryer and George State at
tended the Salvation Army in Med
ford Wednesday.
A. S. Ames, Chester Walters ant
II. o. Simpson were in Medford oil
Thursday morning on business.
c. d. Burgan and wife and Mrs
P. Vandersluis went to Medford ol
Wednesday morning.
Chester Wolters went to Medfor,
Wednesday morl ing to work on hi
car, which has been in the garage TO
a week on account of the bearing
being broken. He expects to have
in repair again in few days.
Mrs. l.. A. Coleman and childre
visited Medford Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jones of Wayne
creek went to Medford on busines
Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. Reynolds visited Medfor
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Morrison wen
over to Little Applegate to visit Mrs
George Trask Wednesday.
j. T. Baker is building kitche
in the rear OF his blacksmith shop.
Jeff Bell has sent for the plans 70
his new bungalow to be built on tn
Gibson addition. He expects to hav
it started in a month or two.
j.. c. Gill OF Central Point ha
been visiting the lumber yard for
day or two.
Miss Margaret Ames and Mis-
Alice Vandersluis visited Medfor
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kerby and Nj
and Mrs. Charles Kerby leave Satul
day for Doris, Cal, where they hav
taken contract to cut a thousan
feet of lumber. They expect to b
gone until the first of September.
Monday evening the Talent orchei
: ira will give a concert in the hig
school auditorium. The orchestr
will consist OF fourteen pieces. Nj
Howell, Professor Root, Mr.. Porte
and Mr.. Wright of Medford will al
! sist them in the program.
Rev. and Mrs. Reames attende
, the Helen Keller lecture Wednesda,
: Mrs. Hawk and daughter. of Cer
5 trail Point were visiting Taller