Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-05-07


II. o. Simpson, while on his honey
moon.
Rev Reames of the NJ. e. church
made last Sunday "Go-to-church"
Sunday.
Miss Alice Vandersluis will take
your subscription to the Tidings.
Special price, 1925 for one full year.
This is good only until May 10.
Mrs Ward of Wagner creek left
for visit with her children at Cot
tage Grove, Ore, Mrs. Ward has just
recovered from bad fall.
Mrs. Spitzer left Saturday morning
for Eagle Point to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Quackenbush.
Mrs. John II. Fuller and Mrs.
Charles d. Burgan drove to Medford
Monday to attend the last musicale
of the season given by the Greater
Medford Club.
The ladies of the Missionary So
Lciety of the NJ. +. Church have been
invited to attend the missionary
meeting at the NJ r. church in Ash
land and to take dinner with them.
Frank Schneider of Applegate
transacted business in Talent Mon
day.
Fred Noise, who has been i'll at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gleim,
returned to his home in Oakland,
California. Selley Luke accompanied
him on his journey and also viii
| Glenn went as far as Hit, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. Deeter left for Tilla-
nook, Ore, after visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. FoXall of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Connolly leave
Wednesday for their new home at
Eugene.
James Mays and his mother, Mrs.
Eva Mays, spent Tuesday in Talent
visiting friends and transacting busi-
ness.
to bring back his automobile, whicp
Chester Wolters vent to Medforu
has been out of repair for a couple
of weeks.
Charles NJ. Anderson, a student of
veterinary science, performed an in
teresting operation on a valuable
White Orpington hen owned by his
mother. A brother to Charles had
been fishing and as usual brought
home too much bait on his hook and
set his pole and line against a wood
shed. The result was this hen took
the bait, so the young veterinarian
was called. He deemed an operation
necessary, and expected to find the
hook and leader in the craw, but was
much disappointed by only finding a
number of feet of leader in the craw.
| The fishhook had made its way into
| the entrance OF the stomach, thus
making the operation more critical,
| but by the use of various different
sizes and lengths of forceps and a
good antiseptic tonic on the part of
! the operator the hook was success
fully taken ont and incisfons stitched
up. The hen is laying an egg every
day now. Mr.. Anderson's advice to
his young brother was to bring home
more fish and less bait
On Sunday morning at Jacksonville
occurred the marriage of Harold o.
Simpson of this place and Miss Mar
suerite Florey OF Jacksonville. Mr..
Simpson is prominent business man
OF Talent, being manager Of the Tai
ent Lumber Company. The bride is
a beautiful and charming young lady
lately of Eagle Point and Jackson
vile, and will make quite an addition
to Talent society. Mr.. Simpson has
a home beautifully furnished ready
to move into on the Pacific Highway.
Harold Simpson showed his public
spirit Sunday by catching for the Tai
ent nine, as we were unable to Sc
cure good catcher on short notice.
1t was his wedding day. The game
was won against Grants Pass, to >,
but could not have been won without
him. The boys showed their appre-
citation by not even smiling at him
for fear of getting him sore. Even
Chuck was not as friendly as usual.
Mr.. Scott, who recently purchased
the Conlee ranch on Pacific Highway,
has a crew of men remodeling the
house and expects to move his fam
lily from Ashland soon. This is the
second place secured by Mr.. Scott in
this vicinity and will make him a
nice home. The Talent people well
come Mr.. Scott and family in their
midst.
Another Pop" is to be given
Thursday evening at the Talent high
school auditorium. The Talent or
chestra Is to given number of selec-
tions and there are two out-of-town
readers who are to speak. 1t will be
public affair committee meeting
and some important questions will be