Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-06
Talent Tidings

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The Boys and Girls Industrial
Club met at the Talent school house
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Harrison
gave very interesting talk The
minutes of the last meeting were
read in the building, but Mr.. Harri-
sons talk was heard on the lawn. A
very nice crowd attended.
Miss Linnie Hanscom, who is in
the employ of Brown & Coleman, left
Monday for two weeks vacation at
Black Rock, Ore.
Mr.. Terioff of Medford was bust
ness visitor to Talent Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welborn Beeson at
tended the opera in Medford Satur-
day evening Miss Emma Crawford
also attended. Revorts were received
that it was the best play of the sea-
son.
Mrs. Edna Holdridge will enter
tain the Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church Thursday afternoon.
The bridge near the Fred Rapp
place has been closed temporarily
and a new one is being built in its
place. For a while people will be
obliged to drive around by the long
est road until the new one is COM
pleted.
Mrs. John Hearing has hired a new
cook from Ashland to cook during
the busy season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fox of Oak
land and Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Parsons
ofsOakland are. guests of the Talent
Hotel. Mr.. Fox is boss mechanic and
Mr.. Parsons is boss of the road crush
er which is being used on the Pacific
Highway.
William Adair of Portland and L.
H. Ridiarson of Eugene were visitors
at the Talent Hotel this week.
The Talent band held their usuel
practice Tuesday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Denham and
family returned from their camping
trip to Crater Lake. The son, LSoyd
Turner, drove the car. They had a
splendid trip while there and met
George Afford and family OF Phoenix,
who were camping there.
Mrs. Lane, formerly OF Talent bat
now OF Cottage Grove, is visiting
friends here for few weeks.
John Crosby has bought the Bur-
J nell place.
Tim Burnett and family have
= moved into the Sloppy place next to
the Talent meat market.
Will Crosby is preparing to build
a new house on his lot in town.
Charles Chapman made a business
: trip to Ashland Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Brown intends to
leave Sunday for Cottage Grove and
Eugene, where she will visit friends
for two or three weeks.
: Mrs. H. C. McFadden leaves for
Newport, Ore, Sunday, where she
will spend a few weeks visiting
friends.
Yreka, the speediest team in north
ern California, defeated Talent last
: Sunday on the formers field. The
players proved themselves in fielding,
save for one tumble. playing an er-
rorless game. Much interest was
shown in the game and a record
breaking crowd attended. Several of
. the local fans accompanied the team.
They left Saturday morning and re-
turned Monday morning.
The dancing days are over at Weld
ner Park for this season. The piano
was returned Tuesday to the piano
house.
Mrs. Hildebrand is recovering from
a weeks illness.
Those who visited the Bell House
this week were: w. II. Barneburg
of Dead Indian, II. r. Lang of Siski-
you, David G. Glass Of Myrtle creek,
: II. r. Kentner, j. r. Doehm and w.
, T. Shantes.
, Word has been received from Miss
Callie Hearing of Marysville, Cal,
| that she will arrive here soon to visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
= Hearing, during the fall.
For several weeks the upper rooms
OF the Talent public school have been
: under supervision for completion by
: contractor from Medford. The
rooms are now finished, which VIII
give four extra rooms and also fine
ly equipped domestic art and manual
, training room. This will be great
help to the Talent school the coming
year.
, Mrs. Lane is visiting friends in
, Ashland.
: Mrs. Norman, who was visiting
Mrs Roy Estes, returned to her home
, in Ashland Wednesday morning.