Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-06-18
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

| state BANK or Ialent during the aD-
sence of E. B. Adamson.
At the Epworth League convention
! held at Grants Pass the Talent chap
ter received the beautiful red and
white banner which was given to the
chapter which had the greatest per-
cent of members present at the con-
vention. 1t is beautiful banner of
red and white and has gold lettering
upon it,
Mrs. Frank Maxon and daughter,
Miss Ona, spent Sunday in Ashland.
Miss Carmen Rose left Sunday to
be the house guest of Miss Alma
Norman, near Phoenix.
The Christian church will hold its
Children's Day exercises next Sun
day.
Prof. A. C. Reimer of the expert
ment station visited Eagle Point Sat
urday.
Miss Betty Brown is the guest of
the c. T. Lester home during the alb
sence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Beeson and
Mrs. James Murray, Mrs. Peter Van
dersluis and Miss Alice Vandersluis
motored to the soda springs Sunday
afternoon in Mr.. Beeson's new Hud-
son.
Carl Lehman left Sunday morning
for trip to Wilbur, Ore. 1t is not
known when he will return.
Lyle Thurber returned from Port
land Sunday, where he attended the
Rose Festival. He has a splendid
trip.
Mrs. Blen Coleman has been very
i'll but is greatly recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E Wakeman and
Miss Annette Wakeman and Morris
and Neil Mahoney of Medford visit
ed the Vandersluis home Sunday af
ternoon.
The Children's Day exercises were
held at the Methodist church Sunday
evening. The singing, which wal
under the direction of Mrs. ]. H
Fuller, was splendid. The recita
tions were also good, which wer'
by the children. The church wa
decorated in red and white roses
which made things look very pretty
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Adamson and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lewis Brown left early Sunda!
morning for a trip to Mount Wag
ner. They will be gone two days.
Mrs. John Hart and children, Mar
, jory and Elizabeth, have been visit
J ing in Medford for few days.
George Yamit is visiting here from
klamath Falls.
Those visiting the Talent Hote
the past week were: w. c. Thurlov
of Portland, William Heller, L. +
Bean of Medford, o. Devarl of Med
ford, F. H. Miller, Bob Wilcox, jim
Briener, P. Bonner of Ashland, Il
Dodge of Medford, Sam Fresto, By
ron Weith, B. H. Wyant, F. j. Smith
E. Beeson, w. H. Lacy, Ed Garner
Mark Kline and J. w. Myers. Th
Grants Pass ball boys also visited
Talent Hotel Sunday. They were
Weekler, Fanbeen, S. Fanbeen, Pat
terson, Roger, Hamilton, Harrison
Osburne, Sproule and Wood.
Carl Brobeck and Mr.. Haumen
haufer are working on the Bostwicl
brothers ranch digging a we'll.
A. c. Hazen is painting the biz
signs for the Fourth of July.
James Reynolds of the Little Ap
plegate came in to take out suppl.
of provisions.
Vance Wolgamot, our popula
chief, is sporting a REQ automobile
present from his brother George
He has been seen taking part OF thu
city council out for a ride. The bal
ance Oh tnat Douy Is now correspond
ingly sore. The only chance fol
Vance is for him to take them all out
for ride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Barrett star
Wednesday for an outing. They ex
pect to be gone several days and
will make their first stopping place
at James Yeynolds' ranch on the Lit.
tie Applegate.
Alex Alexander had very sicl
horse Sunday night.
William Huston is recovering from
a severe cold and hopes to be able to
work on the Bear creek ranch We'd
nesday.
Joseph Pierce died Wednesday
evening at five o'clock at the Jack.