Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-04-23
! TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

John Briener spent Monday in Mel
ford.
Miss Alice Vandersluis will take
your subscription to the Tidings.
Special price, $1.25 for one full year.
This is good only until May Is.
Mrs. o. Clutches has as her guest
her brother-in-law of Griffin creek
George Galbraith and ]. 7. Baker
attended the play in Medford Friday
evening.
Dick Smith went to Medford on
business Monday.
II. o. Simpson returned from
brief business trip to Portland Mon
day.
Miss Maud MacCastlin arrived here
last week and commenced her studies
as a freshman in the Talent school
Monday.
Miss Ellen kirkpatrick was not
able to teach her classes Monday at
school on account of a severe case CT
tonsilitis. Miss Sampson of Ashland
acted as substitute.
Charles A. Brown went to Medtoid
Saturday.
Miss Mona Pace attended a play in
Medford Thursday evening.
Jessie Adams visited in Medford
| Saturday.
Glen Conwell of Medford visited
with ]. n. Pace and family of Jack
son county farm last week
Thornton Smith visited Medford on
Saturday.
Orlie Powers went to Medford Sat
urday evening to play as first violin
ist at the Page Theatre.
Charles Lacy came down from the
Johnson sawmill on Anderson creek
Saturday evening. He reports every
thing going on very nicely.
Chester Walters motored to Med
ford Saturday with Mrs. Walters, Nj
James Pellet and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
ford.
Peter Vandersluis made business
trip to Medford Monday evening.
A. S. Ames and family and Mrs. f.
B. Adamson and daughter Mary mo
tored to Ashland Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Burgan ant
NT,r Nopdarcluic q
tended dance given by the juvenile
Club of Medford for the Elever
O'clock Club of Ashland. A yer,
nice time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson and Mr.. an'
Mrs. Conway were layed up in Talen
for a few hours with a puncture
They were on their way to attend tht
Juvenile dance in Medford.
There were several committees ap
pointed at the last meeting of tn
band. Those on the Fourth of Jul
committee were A. S. Ames, Pete
. Vandersluis, Charles Brown, C. NJ
t Thomas, H. o. Simpson, Levi
, Brown, H. w. Ager. Those on tn
3 baseball committee are c. NJ. Thomas
r E. c. Gardner and H. o. Simpson
= and those on the park committee TO
!, the city hall are Mrs. Elizabet
l Breese, r. w. Bostwick and Mrs. {
4 d. Burgan. Those on the paint CON
0 mittee for city hall are ]. II. Har
! c. A. Hazlen and ]. B. Coleman.
t DR.. w. r. Bagley left Sunday ever
o ing for an extended business tri
a through the middle west. His mai
stop will be Duluth, Minnesota.
A. Afford is having installed
their home an electric cook stove an
electric heater
Fulton Smith has left the emplo!
ment of Miss Dahl of Grand Vie
Orchard Company.
w. Vogeli and Frank Rose visite
Ashland Tuesday.
: Those who attended the Odd Fe
lows lodge in Medford Monday ever
q ing were G. w. Ager, Waldo Bel
4 Marion Tryer, r. ]. Luke, Frank Ga
Il man, C. A. Hazen, II. f. Bowman
Will Splitter, j. Patterson, Blue Col
= man, f. E. w. Smith, +. F. Jacob
i Mr.. Frazee, Mr. Corliss, Lloyd Hou
| ton, George Baker and Glen Wit
row.
Miss Alice Vandersluis will tai
your subscription to the Tiding
Special price, $1.25 for one full yea
This is good only until May Is.
p. M. Moore ATTENDED the Con
mon Law" in Medford Friday evel
ing.
Mrs. Frank Rose, who has not bee
we'll for the past few weeks, is vel
much improved.
G. M. Thomas was guest of Il
Fruit Association Club in Ashlar
Monday evening.
All the orchardists of this commu
ity are spraying.
Those who visited the Bell Hou
this week are f. II. Walker, Geor
Scott, J. b. Cleenhoun of Ashlan