Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-02
Talent Tidings

conlpanled Dy MISS Callie Vogeli.
Opening address, president of the
Boys and Girls Industrial Club, Ruel
Hall. Talk by c. NJ. Thomas of Tai
ent Violin solo, Alice Vandersluis
and Callie Vogeli. Talk by Mr..
Chase, district supervisor of schools.
Reading of the minutes by Helen
Bagley, Ice cream and sherbet were
served and a nice social time was en-
joyed. The object of the social was
to raise money for the Boys and
Girls Industrial Club. The club has
decided to install a milk tester at
the social which all the farmers of
the vicinity may have use of.
F. Combs and two children visited
in Talent Tuesday morning.
Miss Margaret Ames and Miss Alice
vandersluis and Lewis Brown visited
Medford Monday.
The Talent school building is be.
ing completed. l.. R. Schmalhausen
o. Medford is foreman of the work.
All the rooms will then be completed.
The city hall is being painted by
a large number of men of Talent 1t
is wonderful improvement.
The A. S. Ames home is being re-
painted.
A dancing party was enjoyed at
the 1. o. o. F. hall Friday evening,
given by Joe Wilson. Music was fur
nished by the Victrola. Delicious
punch was served and everyone had
a fine time. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Gardner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Charles Brown DR.. and Mrs. John
Hart, Mrs Barrett, Mrs. Wilson, Ruth
Wilson, Ruth Lawrence, Dona and
Lucy Withrow, Lucille Ames, Marga-
ret Ames, Mrs. H. o. Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Withrow, Letta Luke,
Ozro Withrow, Forest Metzrath, Lyle
Thurbur and Joe Wilson.
All the business firms are decorat-
ing for the Fourth.
A shooting gallery has been opened
on the Wolters lots. 1t will be in
Weidner Park on the Fourth.
A. S. Ames took thirty-two per-
sons to Medford Sunday to attend
the bal lgame. He made three trips.
His 26-passenger car will be here
soon.
Dud Estes, accompanied by his
father, w. w. Estes, went to the Med
ford hospital Tuesday morning. He
will undergo an operation in a few
days.
Mrs. Charles Summers of Ander-
son creek was Talent visitor Tues
day.
Miss Floren Walden of Medford is
visiting the Coleman residence.
Miss Louise Lennart of Ashland is
visiting with Mrs. R. G. Luke for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Murphy will oc-
cupy the Rhodes home on the Pa
cific Highway during the absence of
that family.
Medford lost to Talent in Sundays
game by a score of 13 to 5. The
largest crowd of the season gathered,
but regardless of this fact the Med
ford team could not make effective
hits off Druehot, our star pitcher.
Druehot not only pitched the game
but smashed the horsehide for two
two-base hits. Carter started the
game for Medford, but when two in
nings had been played, much to the
regret of the onlookers, he threw the
glove down and refused to be the
goat longer. Antle then took the
stand. He pitched a fair game, but
we had on a batting streak and it
was not long until he walked out of
the box and gave way to Allen, who
finished the game in splendid style.
Errors were played throughout the
game. The Talent boys showed real
colors With Druehot on the dia-
mond the boys seemed enthused and
worked together splendidly. Drue-
hot, Smith and Vance were stars of
Talent. Hill, Antle and Henselman
were star sof Medford. Following is
the score:
Talent.
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