Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-05
The Ta1ent Tidings
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creek is on the sick list, with a bad
cold.
Mrs. Bowen of Jacksonville is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. |. S. Wilson of |
Talent, this week.
Jack Murray came over from his
mining camp at Applegate to visit
with his father and mother, who are
visiting with Mrs. P. Vandersluis-
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Burgan mo-
tored to Ashland Monday evening to !
visit the theatre They had as guests
the Walker children.
Mrs. NJ. Tryer celebrated her birth
day, also her -year-old daughters, |
on the same day, Sunday, by giving
dinner The out-of-town guests were
DR.. and Mrs. Forks of Provost and
Mrs. Layton of Medford.
The new creamery association
met Saturday and selected directors
as follows: John Fellers, G. A.
Morse, Patterson, w. j. Davis, Rob-
ert Purvis, A. c. Thomas and Lloyd
Houston The board of directors will
settle the matter of site and take full
charge of construction of the cream
cry.
Miss Lucille Ames had as her
guests over Sunday Ruth Wilson,
Alice Vandersluis and Ruth Borland
of Duluth, Minn. Miss Borland left
Sunday evening, but will make a
| stopOver for a month with her aunt
in Portland. Miss Borland was de-
lighted with the Rogue River Valley.
Miss Margaret Ames took her for
many delightful rides over the val
| ley.
There was a big time in Talent
February % when the first, second
and third degrees were conferred on
fourteen members of the |. o. o. f.
lodge, nine members being initiated
from Talent and five from Ashland
The work of the first degre was done
by Talent, G. w. Ager, n. G.; the
second degree by Medford lodge, DR..
Rickert, \. G., presiding the third
degree was conferred by Ashland
lodge, William Flackus, n. G. AT
midnight a bounteous supper was
served by the Daughters of Rebekah
lodpn In tba ron,aro,, .tor, I,,,;Idi,or
The work was not completed until
after 3 a. m. There were about 200
present, including large delegations
from Ashland, Medford, Jacksonville
Rogue River, Gold Hill and Central
Point. All report the meeting one OF
the most enjoyable ever held by the
|. o. o. F. in the valley.
, Mrs. C. Blakeley is visiting he
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs
Cary.
John Cameron of Moonville was
visitor of our city March g.
The town council has made a con
tract with Engineer Walker of Ash
land for a resurvey of the town.
A. S. Ames is having the tile side
walk reconstructed in front of hi
: building on Main street The worl
is being done by Childers Brothers
of Ashland.
y The Ladies' Improvement Club are
contemplating the planting of shad,
, trees along the streets of the town
John Budgeon was an Ashland Wis
itor March 8.
superintendent j. Percy Wells an;
. l.. P. Harrington, state field worker
visited the Wagner Creek schoo
March A at / a. m. for the purpos,
{ OF organizing a boys and girls in
; dustrial club. The school served al
= oyster dinner and basket lunch.
/ Mrs. John Hart entertained, Marc
D. 8, company of ladies for Mrs
v Meader, who is going to reside i
l. Medford.
D Mrs. Webb and daughter have re
y turned from Medford, where the
l. visited few days with friends. Mrs
/ Webb and daughter are guests of Dl
= and Mrs. Bagley.
The baseball boys are making grea
! preparations for their dance to b
given March Il