Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-26
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

their son Howard in Ashland, who is
i'll at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Loomis, from football bruis-
es. 1t is thought that Howard will
be able to be moyed home on Thanks
giving day.
Stewart Patterson and son visited
here Monday.
Miss Ona MaXon visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maxon, Sunday.
w. w. Estes visited Ashland Mon
day.
Emmett Beeson left Sunday even
ing for brief business trip to Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey of Eagle Point
were visitors here Sunday.
A. S. Ames moved the household
goods of Mr.. Campbell OF Medford
over to his new Nome at the Suncrest
orchard.
Mr. Brown of Medford visited here
Monday.
Last week Jim Brown lost a very
valuable COW.
Sam Murphy and family are NOV
ing from the Luke ranch near Fred
erick.
Miss Callie vogeli spent Saturday
in Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens of Doris,
Cal, arrived Monday to visit the
Tryer home.
Mrs. e. B. Adamson was a Med
ford visitor Saturday.
The speed limit has been changed
through Talent to fifteen niles an
hour. The city is contemplating put
ting on special policeman since the
highway is completed.
Mr.. Bechtell and son Paul came
from Ashland to spend Monday at
their ranch on Anderson creek.
John Colvi nof Anderson creek is
very i'll with la grippe at his home
George Dristo OF Anderson creek,
who has been i'll with typhoid fever,
is reported better.
Paul Bechtell, who is. visiting his
father in Ashland, came down to
spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bailey.
Little Miss Carme nRose is the
proud possessor of new violin.
Frank Rose left Sunday for the
Niger Boy mine in northern Califor-
> mia.
Ozro Withrow returned last week
from a pleasant visit at Klamath
Falls.
Mr. Stagg made business trip to
Ashland Monday morning.
Mrs Wald and Mrs. Coleman of
Medford weer guests of Mrs. r. ].
Luke on Monday.
> Zig Wolgamot of Anderson creek
e was visitor here Monday. He is
U making arrangements to send his
T. two older children away to school.
/ Sunday evening four young ladies
II of Ashland were driving two livery
$ horses near here and suddenly the
e horses were frightened and the bug
II gy was upset but the young ladies
p were not harmed. They were taker
II to Ashland in a nautomobile.
D. All the stores OF Talent wer,
y closed during the funeral services o.
lie the late Mrs. Marion Tryer.
David Phipps, who has been work
ing on the road, left Monday for Nal
heur where he will look after som,
q cattle.
s. The Daughters OF Rebekah held
p meeting at the |. o. o. F. hall Satur
e day evening.
. Mrs. Crawford and daughte
y Emma spent Saturday in Medford.
Mrs. Il. Wolters spent Saturday II
2. Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach and little Sol
sr of Bear creek visited here Monday.
The Talent high school will pla
the Phoenix high Friday afternoon
= Peter Spencer, principal of Talen
. high school, will referee.
The Talent band had their praC
tice Monday evening.
n. Mr.. Helms OF Jacksonville visite
RS the Pace family Sunday.
ys The Rev. Diggins of Central Poin
er was visitor here Sunday
ne Mr.. Stratton Of Ashland came {
" visit his father-in-law Mr.. Bechtel
on Anderson creek.
Mr.. Johnson has closed down HI
mill on Anderson creek but expect
to reopen in the spring.
The Talent high school attende
gs. in body the funeral services OF II