Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

returned to their home in Central
Point Tuesday morning. They at
tended the celebration.
Howard Frame and Forest Metz
roth visited Ashland Sunday evening
At the Talent Orchard Company's
the pigs have been eating apples in
the orchard. A few days ago several
of thepigs were missing and John
Briener and other young men at the
orchard decided to investigate.
Chase Gardner, while umpiring the
big game the Fourth, was struck by
a foul ball which broke his collar
bone. But he was game and UNI
pired an inning and half after the
accident. Mr.. Gardner has been suf-
fering a great deal, but is reported
much better.
An accident occurred Saturday
forenoon at the grove to an Ashland
young lady. Her hand was caught
between a tree and a car and was
crushed very badly. Things went off
very we'll here Saturday, considering
the crowd. There were only two ac-
cidents, which were the above men
toned and the one sustained by
Chase Gardner.
j. w. Hammers of Medford was a
visitor here Tuesday.
c. c. English of Grants Pass was
a visitor here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burk left the Bell
House Monday on their walking tour
to Los Angeles.
c. Florey and wife and baby, Dor
othy, of Jacksonville visited with
Mrs. H. o. Simpson Saturday; also
Miss Marian Bowen of Jacksonville
, andTheo and George Florey of Eagle
J, Point.
George Styling of Portland was a
visitor at the Talent Hotel.
Miss Haven of Merlin is visitor
at the Talent Hotel this week.
Little Miss Margaret Bell, daugh-
ter of Waldo Bell, is visiting her
grandmother at the Bell House. She
. will go back to her home on Griffin
creek next week.
Miss Anita Gott of San Francisco
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jacobs,
: and aunt, Mrs. ]. Patterson, of the
Pacific Highway.
, Little Betty Bowen was taken i'll
Monday with measles.
) Mrs. w. Webster of North Talent
was visitor at Talent Monday.
M. ]. Keith of Wagner Creek trans
acted business in Talent Monday.
Tom Rhodes and family have not
started for Portland but are camping
, on Bear creek.
Mrs. Sam Murphy of Frederick WIS.,
tied Talent Monday forenoon and re-
port Mr. Murphy getting along nicely.
} l.. E. Wakeman visited the Wander
; slujs home Sunday.
: Miss Alta Scott came up from Med
ford to visit her parents on Wagner
creek and to spend the Fourth in
Talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardner and
little daughter Geraldine of Jackson
Vile spent the Fourth in Talent.
Professor and Mrs. F. c. Smith and
son Delvin of Jacksonville visited the
N. o. Powers famil yand spent the
Fourth here.
Professor A. c. Reimer of the ex-
pertinent station is laid up with a
lsme back.
Mrs. William Walker wa staken i'll
with measles Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. Oorthuys is going to spend
two weeks with DR.. and Mrs. NAL
gram of Phoenix. She has recently
undergone serious operation at the
Granite City Hospital. She will be
under the care of the doctor.
Mrs. Ernest Purvis was taken to
the Granite City Hospital Friday. She
will undergo very serious operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mays and
mother and Frank Ames attended the
celebration here Saturday.
Mrs. Olive Wolters entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Study Club at her
home this week. Those present were
Mrs. Elizabeth Breese, Mrs. T. Mat
theson, Miss Emma Crawford, Mrs. j.
Crawford, Mrs. Phelan, Mrs. John
Robson, Mrs. Terrill, Mrs. Hol-
bridge, Mrs. Effie Seaman, Mrs. AL
ford and Mrs. Wolters.
Mrs. Peter vandersluis, Misses
Margaret Ames and Alice vandersluis
and Harry Glenn and Forest Metz
roth left Wednesday for a camping