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


live on the ranch on Bear creek.
Messrs. Kerby intend to move to
their new home in Ashland next
week
Mr.. Bailey and daughter Anna
took their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Crea
of Huron, S. D., to visit Ashland,
Thursday. They left for their home
Friday evening and were very much |
! pleased with their western tour.
Mr.. Tom Bohnam and son, Willard |
spent Thursday in Ashland. Mr.. !
! Bohnam is feeling much better since !
coming to Oregon.
Howard Frame has been laid up
for week, but has quite recovered
now and has returned to school.
The Rev. Reames is going to va
cate his present home and rent the
/ Conway house.
Jay Terrill has started his assess
ment work for this district of Jack
son county.
Mrs. John H. Fuller spent Friday
in Ashland.
DR.. Bagley returned from a busi.
ness trip to Medford, Friday.
Mr.. James Crany, uncle of Mrs
John Bailey of Anderson creek, left
Friday evening for Huron, S. d. He
has spent the past three years with
Mrs. Bailey, but intends to spend the
summer in South Dakota with rela-
tives.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church
give a musical Monday evening,
March 8, at the high school audi
torium, Dick Posey of Ashland and
male chorus, quartet and soloists.
assisted by the Talent orchestra. So
cial and refreshments after the pro-
gram. The admission is % cents.
Byron Works received a new clari-
net from Portland to play in the Tai
ent band. He is studying with Prof.
Root OF the Medford Conservatory.
Mr.. Stoves purchased a new melo-
phone and has signed up with the
band.
Ava Holt is studying the clarinet
under instruction of Edward Root.
r. H. McCurdy, a Medford insur-
ance man, was a business visitor to
Talent, Friday.
Lyle Thurber returned to Talent
from his mountain home Friday.
The Talent band decided at the
last rehearsal to uniform the entire
band at once, adopting the United
States infantry field uniform, as the
band has military organization and
discipline. Rehearsals have begun
for the orchestra concert to be given
in the near future, to assist the band
in the purchase of their uniforms.
The orchestra is augmented by an
Instrumentation of fourteen pieces, as
follows: First vioTins, Orlie Powers
Alice Vandersluis, Frank Works
second violins. Ralph Bowman Del
l bert Goddard; comets, n. c. Powers,
; II. o. Simpson; horns, Chester VOL
. ters, Irving Vance; trombone, L. B.
Graves; string bass, Mr.. Bowman
drums, c. A. Hazen; piano, Callie
Vogeli.
Joe Wilson is visiting in Medford
this week.
Mrs. Withrow and little daughter
visite dTalent. Friday.
Mr.. Campbell was up Friday to
fence off his new ground, which has
been grubbed and sowed to grain.
Mr.. Denham has been i'll for the
y past few days.
Vance Wolgamot was an Ashland
e visitor Friday.
W. Bell and Delbert Goddard, who
c are finishing up the Ames Rooms,
expect to be through in about ten
days.
c. 4. Hazen has finished redecorat-
ing the ranch house on the Moody
: place, which was recently vacated by
| w. houston.
4 At the last council meeting COM
plant was made of the Uttered con-
dition of the vacant property west of
the Talent State Bank. The city
Z marshal, Vance Wolgamot, was Or
dered to clean up the place. Also
the council voted to offer the district
$1,000 for the old school house prop
erty. If the transfer is made the
l community club plans to beautify the
building and grounds at once The
members of the band have assured
the ladies' that they will assist them
0 heartily in fixing the building.
The Wagner creek boys came down
> Friday afternoon to play basketball
with the Talent team
g The Phoenix basketball girls
e played the Talent basketball girls
Thursday.