Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-09
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. High, Mrs. |. T.
Reames and Mrs. w. Vogeli spent
Wednesday in Ashland, attending the
w. C. T. U. convention.
Mrs Hazelwood has had a pleas
ant visit from her father and broth
ers, from Sacramento, Cal, the past
week. They left for that place We'd
nesday.
r. j. Luke went to Hornbrook,
March 3, on an inspection trip to the
Niger Boy mine, and returned the
following day.
Mrs. c. E. Gardner, Mrs. J. Bar.
rett and Harry Glenn went to Ash
land to visit with Miss Blanch Gard
ner and mother between trains, who
passed through from Seattle to Sac,
ramento.
E. NJ. Horn has completed his new
residence on his ranch, across Beal
creek. Fhe family moved Monday.
Little Charles Bagley, son of DR.
and Mrs. William Bagley, has mo-
been well for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Burgan and
John Burgan, who is visiting the
Burgan home, were in Medford OF
business, Tuesday.
The NJ. E. Missionary Society met
with Mrs. |. c. Williams, Thursday
An enjoyable time was reported.
The Civic Improvement Club me-
March 4, in the high school audi
torium. j. P. Wells, county super
intendent OF schools, gave very in
teresting talk, and an invitation tC
organize a children's industrial clul
was given. A musical program wa'
rendered by the children of thu
school, under the direction of Mis-
Ellen Kirkpatrick. Two new mem
bers were taken in, Mrs. Charles
Brown and Mrs. Puryis.
n. o. Pace of Jackson county farm
visited Jacksonville, Monday.
H. S. Glenn has returned from
Jacksonville, where he has been 70
the past nine days acting as jury
man.
John Brines came into town Wed
nesday, because it was too wet to d,
good pruning on the ranch.
Harold Simpson moved to his ney
rooms in the Ames block, Wednes
day.
DR.. Hart has been appointed phys
ical inspector of the Talent publ
school.
Bostwick Brothers are building
fine new residence on their ranch
located about mile south of Talent
They have just recently arrived from
Boston and are delighted with south
ern Oregon.
William Bruen returned from sery
ing on the jury, Saturday.
George Stott was a business Wis
itor in Medford, Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christia
church gave a 10-cent tea at tn
home of Mrs. Elders, Saturday. .
very nice time was reported.
The w. C. T. U. met last Frida
at the home of Mrs. Wesley Vogeli.
A meeting was held Friday at tn
school to organize a boys and girls
industrial club. The Ladies' Civi
Improvement Club is going to Civ
them some assistance.
Mrs. John Vance and Mrs. Blackes
drove to Medford, Tuesday.
Mr.. Harrington of the Oregon Aq
ricultural College gave a very inter
esting talk in the school auditorium
Tuesday evening. He was assiste
by the musical department of tn
school.
Mrs. T. A. McMahan is gettin
nicely settled in her new quarters o
the Pacific Highway.
Mr.. Patterson of Medford has bee
looking over his ranch the past fey
days. He expects to build a beautiful
new bungalow on the hillside in tn
spring.
Mrs. Garvin was taken to the Ash
land hospital last week to underg
a serious operation.
Delbert Goddard visited Ashland
Thursday.
Bert Dougherty and family hav
moved into their new home at tn
Suncrest orchard.
Miss Barton of Medford is visitin
her sister at the Taylor home.
A report has been heard that ther
is to be a sawmill erected on Ander
son creek in the spring
Or. Porter and l.. r. Wakema
of Medford stopped off at Talent
Thursday, and in company with {
u. Burgan and John Burgan went /
the road camp near Steinman.
d. Alexander and II. Il. Bedfor
have rented tho ranches of Henr
and Frank Kerby for three years, an