Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-04-13
many of his little friends to some of

May, When MS mother will arraVe
and keep house for him.
There was a great baseball game
in Talent Sunday afternoon between
Medford and the local team. The
band was out and rendered several
selections, The score was to in
favor Of Talent The batteries of the
Talent team were Wallen Smith and
II. o, Simpson and the Medford bat
teries were MacIntyre and Carlo.
There is to be ball game between
Gold Hill and Talent April 12.
The baseball team met the evening
of April7 and elected C. NJ. Thomas
of the Talent Orchard Company as
manager of the Talent baseball team. |
He will succeed Clifford Bender, who
has resigned
The school district is working on
a quarter of a mile athletic track on
the school grounds.
At meeting of the executive COM
mittee OF the Talent Creamery, an
assessment of SIS was oredred from
every stockholder to pay up back
commissions.
Those who visited the Bell House
the past few days were: f. d.
| Briggs, r. p. Neil, G. S. Butler, C.
W. Rood, George w. Owen, George
Dunn, G.. p. Billings of Ashland, II.
W. Reames of Phoenix, II. G. Botan
of Portland, George James. A. X.
Brown, Wright Hicks, A. C. Mite
staedt of Ashland
The Rev. Lindblad of Ashland Wis
tied Talent Monday and expects to
commence revival meetings here
about the sixteenth OF May.
d. f. Davisson left Tuesday morn
ing for his home in Oakland, Ore.
o. E. Hazelwood returned home
| for a visit Tuesday from Hit, Cal
He returned again Wednesday.
The menu for the egg supper to
be given April 16 by the Ladies' Aid
of the Methodist church has been
given out. 1t is as follows: Cold
chicken, eggs to order, lettuce salad,
bread and butter, deviled eggs, gold
cake, floating island, milk, silver
cake and tea.
/ Miss Mildred Coleman celebrated
her sixth birthday with a party Tues
day afternoon. Those present we're
Edith, Ethel, lone, Effie and Quin-
ton Hazen, Orpha and Beth Ager, Lii
liam Reimer, Ruth Bowman, Wilma
Lester and Anna Coleman. Games
were played and very delicious
lunch was served.
Those who belong to the Talent
baseball team this year are: II. o.
Simpson. catcher; w. Smith, pitcher;
f. Vance, first base; l.. Crawford,
second base; b. Wyant, shortstop;
G.. James, third base; r. A. Water
man, left field; w. Glenn, center
field; f. Beeson, right field, and w.
Lacy, right field.
1t has been decided that the Tai
ent school give a field day on May
IA. All the schools from the Rogue
River Valley expect to be present
with the exception OF Grants Pass,
Medford and Ashland. The program
OF events is as follows: Entries may
be made in the following three class
es: A class, boys IL years of age
or under; B class, boys 13 or IA
years of age; c class, boys 15 years
and over. l. 50-yard dash, A, B
and c. 2. 100-yard dash, A, B and
C. 8. 200-yard run, A, B and C.
3. 2OO-yard run, A, B and c. 4,
440-yard run, b and C. 3. $50
yard run, C class only. 6. Hurdle
race; A, 4 hurdles, each "a inches
high and 60 yards; B, hurdles, each
"a inches high and 60 yards; C., s
hurdles, each 80 inches high and 12O
yards. Z. Pole vault, A and b. s.
Shot put; classes A and B, pounds;
class c, IL pounds. 8. Standing
broad jump, A and b. 10. Running
broad jump, A, B and c. II. Run
ming high jump, A, B and C. -.
440-yard relay race, four to enter
from each school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barneburg of Med
ford visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Bell
Tuesday.
The Talent Fishing Club went to
Frederick to spend the day fishing
Wednesday. Those who belong to
this club are Marion Tryer, w. Bell