Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
Talent Tdings

weekend in Central Point visiting
friends and relatives.
Vernon Brophy is out on a hunting
trip.
Milton Clutches spent Hallowe' EN- in
Ashland.
Mrs. ]. w. Withrow of Anderson
creek spent Saturday evening in Tai
ent.
Monday evening after the regular
moving picture show a young gentle
man from Ashland gave a very de-
lightful exhibition of fancy roller
skating.
H. S. Glenn and sons have contract
ed all their small apples to the Bag
ley Canning Company.
Tracy Spencer of Rogue River,
Ore, is visiting relatives hree for a
short time.
Verse Bell, son of Waldo Bell, was
taken to the Sacred Heart Hospital
by Dr. John Hart Saturday. The
lad was very i'll on Saturday and it
was feared an operation would have
to be performed, but at present he is
much improved.
Charles Tryer visited Medford Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprinkler, parents of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bell, of Melrose,
Wis, arrived here Saturday for an
extended visit with their daughter,
who is very i'll at her home. Wishes
for a speedy recovery are extended
by all friends.
Mrs Henry Goddard and mother,
Mrs. Sherman, and Mrs. Goddard, Jr,
and son of Chicago enjoyed a pleas
ant ride over the valley Tuesday af-
ternoon. They were guests of Mrs.
A. S. Ames and daughters for the af-
ternoon.
Henry Pace was an Ashland visitor
Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robson enter
tanned Miss Louise Lennart at dinner
Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Adamson and
daughter Mary spent Tuesday in
Medford
Mrs E. DePin of jamestown ar
rived Sunday to spend a few weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Bonham, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
: Brown and daughter. When she re,
turns to her home she will be accom-
panied by her mother.
Tuesday morning the Vandersluii
G. Burgan merchandise store was
: broken into. The panel of the bach
door was taken out and by this the
robbers made their entrance. Quite
large sum of money is missing, al
though no goods were taken. M
clue has been obtained yet.
Saturday evening the Rebekahs ant
Odd Fellows gave a Halloween part.
for their children There was Grove
of happy little people. About II
o'clock supper was served in tn,
dining room, where the tables wer,
very prettily decorated with Hallow
e'en trifles. The menu consisted o
sandwiches, hot chocolate, pickles
cookies, pumpkin pie and apples.
number of interesting games wer'
played by the Older young folks"
A big pr hibition meeting was helC
at the Talent school house Monda!
evening. The Talent band played
one or two selections in front of thu
building before the beginning of thu
program, which got the crowd into
I the right spirit. DR.. w. r. Bagle!
secured Mr.. Fred Mears of Medford
candidate for congress, to speak OF
the subject, which was well wortl
hearing. The meeting was opened by
two selections from the Talent or
chestra. Mrs. w. Vogeli conducted
the gathering. After the orchestrs
Z followed few temperance songs
The president of the Temperance
Union of Medford gave few re
marks, a quartet consisting of c. c
McCurdy, II. S. Frame, w. Graves
: and j. Norman sang a few numbers
and II. S. Frame sang a beautiful
| solo. Mr.. Mears' talk was very goot
and it is believed that It influenced {
J number of voters along the right line
At the Wagner creek school Satur
day big Halloween party was held
1t was given by the children of the
school under the supervision of Prof
Wardrip. Nearly all the surrounding
community were present A large
bonfire was built in the yard and 9
very good supper was served, includ
> ing roasted "weenies" from the bon
fire. Many Halloween games were
played and fortunes told. Everyone
> dressed to have a great time.
You have something you do mo-
need. Somebody else needs 1t and
has what you want Twenty-Five