Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-17
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.


Mrs. Nettie Hopkins, daughter of
Mrs. John Hearing, is seriously i'll
with ptomaine poisoning.
Those visiting the Talent Hotel
this week are: Harve McFadden,
Earl Beeson, A. E. Mccormick OF
Hood River, w. n. Smith of Med
ford, r. E. Gale of Medford, NJ. ].
Smith of Grants Pass, w. E. Will
liams and w. w. USHER of Ashland.
Miss Margaret Ames visited
friends in Ashland Thursday evening
and Friday.
George Bristow of Anderson creek
visited Talent Friday.
Arthur Brown, representing the
Medford Mail Tribune, was business
visitor here Thursday.
Mr.and Mrs. Emmett Beeson left
Friday afternoon for Portland, where
they will visit friends for ten days
They intended togo in their Hudson
car, but just before starting a valve
went wrong and they were forced to
give up the idea.
Mr.. Line Burnett has rented a
piece of property which he is goins
to farm for a year
Mrs. John Lee and four children
of Medford are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Dunn and family this week.
Mrs. H. R. King has as her guest
this week little Miss Cummings OF
Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Wakeman,
daughter Annette and Neil and Nor
ris Mahoney visited friends here
Thursday evening.
Talent received a small thunder
shower Thursday evening about
o'clock. One of the transformers was
burned out and part of the town was
without lights for about two hour S
1t rained enough to settle the dust.
Harry Lynch of Wagner creek Wis
tied here Friday.
Mrs. Earl Bristow of Phoenix Wis
tied here Thursday evening.
Mr.. Gerking of Medford was a Wis
itor here Friday.
Mr.. Malone, manager of the Ore
California Power Company, II
: having two transformers installed
which have become necessary on ac
count of the electricity which will b'
used on the cement mixer which Il
to be used on the Pacific Highway.
; Some of the business men of Talen
are agitating the question of pavini
the two main streets of this plac
while the construction crew is here.
DR.. Bagley and son Kilmer re
turned from the Dead Indian country
where they were on a hunting trip
They didn't have any luck, but the
saw, few fine deer.
The members of the Christian
: church are planning to hold an open
air service at Wiedner park Angus
y 23, and after the services they will
: have a picnic dinner. In the after
noon services will also be held
Everyone is cordially invited to b
present.
Mrs. John Budgeon and her guest
n | NJ. ono ,nnnt IUaJnacday NTH m
G. w. Dunn family.
The Loyal Workers class of tn
Christian church gave chilli hop SO
cial Thursday evening on the law
of Mr. and Mrs. George Elders.
large number of young people wer
!. present and altogether it was quite
|. success.
y d. Horn and son motored fror
their ranch on Bear creek and trans
acted business here Wednesday.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bristow, VIII
are newlyweds OF the past two weeks
are going to have their new home o
: tho ]. Patterson ranch.
3 Jay Terrill and bride returne
+ from their honeymoon to Colesti
Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Saunders, Mis-
d Fredinhaul of Portland, Miss Rice G
Portland, Lucille Barber and DIV
% Thorn escorted Miss Margare, Anne
. to her home Friday morning.
. ]. Becktall OF Anderson creek Wis
u tied here on business Friday.
Those transients visiting the Be
House this week are: p. r. Smlt
a OF Medford, George Richards, +
Yoe. Ray Gort, A. B. Conlee Of Grant
Pass and II. Dean of Ashland.
t The FELL House had an UNUSUAL
It busy day Friday. They had SO pei
It sons for dinner.
:. Mr.. Murphy of Medford is spendin
hia varation in Talent this summel