Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-06-04
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

John Hearing and son Warren left
Monday for the Dead Indian country.
They will be gone for some time.
Those who visited the Talent Hotel
this week are Daniel Caredo, l.. f.
Bean, c. Devore, F. H. Millar, Bob
Wilcox, Jim Briener, p. BONNER and
H. Dodge.
Lee Hart left for Fruitdale, Cal,
Tuesday, where he will secure work.
Those visiting at the Bell House
this week were H. l.. Gregory, ]. S.
Owens, Roscoe Owens, Dean Owens,
Mrs. NJ. E. Gregory, w. B. Holman,
Ada Owens, George Owens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knowles Shaw.
J. c. Ward is recovering from an
attack of malaria.
Miss Gladys West of Ashland is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Robert Ward,
of Wagner creek.
Joe Silva visited Ashland Tuesday.
Miss Thelma Abbott spent the
weekend with Miss Alta Scott of
Wagner creek.
Sherman Scott left Monday even
ing for western Kansas.
The Wagner creek school will hold
picnic Wednesday.
William Ward and family of Will
lamette Valley are the guests of their
father, ]. c. Ward, and brother, Rob-
ert j. Ward, of Wagner creek. They
will very soon leave for California.
Henry Barhart of the Willamette
Valley, cousin of ]. c. Ward, is Wis
iting the Ward family on Wagner
creek.
Henry Barnhart has been holding
church services at the Wagner creek
school house
j. w. Beckner and family are eX-
pected to arrive from Portland this
week to spend the summer here.
Mrs. Ella Holdridge has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. d.
Hurley, of Bear creek.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crosby was taken seriously i'll Satur-
day but is much improved.
D. Alexander and family of Wagner
creek visited their Bear creek ranch
Monday.
Mrs. John Budgeon had a visit
from Mrs. George Carter of Eugene
and Mrs. Clay Cole and son of Eagle
Point.
R. l.. Burdic, Jr., and Harold Mer-
rill visited Talent Tuesday.
Mrs. Knighten of Wagner creek
and daughter, Mrs. Jones, and chill
dren drove to Phoenix to attend the
memorial services held there.
The council of the town of Talent
met in regular session Monday even
ing and the school house property
was formally turned over to the city.
1t was decided that the city furnish
water and light for the Fourth of
July celebration at Widner Park.
Will Gleim returned Monday from
Yreka, Cal, where he has been work
ing for month.
Monday the Talent Orchard Com
pany employed forty thinners.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Christian church gave a social Friday
evening. 1t was great success. Af-
ter the social songs were sung. Rev.
Diggins of Walla Walla, Wash, was
present, which added much to the
pleasure of the evening.
Mrs. Lulu Haun of Portland ar
rived Tuesday afternoon to visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hear
ing, at the Talent Hotel She was
accompanied from Medford by her
daughter, Miss Letha, who attends
St. Mary's Academy. They will visit
here for few days
Mr.. Irwin of Ashland is attending
to his hay crop on his ranch on Wag-
ner creek.
Miss Leola Trueblood and mother,
Mrs. Trueblood, spent Tuesday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. McCurdy.
Mrs. and Miss Trueblood will spend
the summer in Indiana.
Dutch Parker, B. Sales, Otto Klum
and Kenneth Lilly helped the Talent
team Sunday.
rison of Ashland attended the ball
game Sunday.
Jack Murray and DR.. Gault left for
the hills with their four burros Sun
day morning. They will mine in the
Galice country this summer.
Everett Beeson returned from Oak
land, Cal, where he has been serv-
ing as an apprentice at one Of the
canneries there. Everyone is glad to
see them back.