Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-19
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

visit TO the imperial Valley Monday.
The Talent Hardware Company
received a large bill of hardware
which consisted OF hose and
a large quantity OF paint.
Mrs. Marion Tryer and son Donald
and daughter Laura spent Sunday in
Ashland, visiting John Gibbs and
family.
John Burgan and E. r. Keplinger
left Talent Tuesday evening. Mr..
Burgan, who has been spending
three months with Mr. and Mrs. c.
D. Burgan, went to his home in Alex
andria, MINI, and Mr.. Keplinger,
who has been spending a week at
the Burgan home, went to his home
in Bellingham, Wash.
A special meeting was held by the
Wagner creek school board Saturday
evening. The object was to deter
mine which they should establish,
music or domestic science and man
ual training, for the coming year. 1t
was voted upon and the domestic
science and manual training carried.
So this means that there will be an
appropriation Of $500 made for the
making Of new building in which
the above studies will be carried on.
Miss Fox OF Ashland gave a public
lecture at the NJ. E. church Sunday
evening on the temperance question
from physiological standpoint.
Howard Frame has decided to take
the motor back and forth to Ashland
high for the rest OF the school year.
Ray Reynolds expects to commence
going to the Ashland high school
next week. He will take the motor
morning and evening.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are making big preparations for en-
tertaining the Ladies' Home Mission
ary Society OF this district. a fine
program will be given and a dinner
will be served to the delegates at the
church parlors March 25.
Mrs. George Zider and daughter
expect to leave on two months trip
in few days. Mrs. Zider will visit
in the state OF Washington and east
ern Oregon.
Mrs. William Bigham of Anderson
creek visited Talent Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher, formerly OF
Talent but now residing in Medford
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T
A. Mcmahon.
Louie Snooks' new horn has ar
rived and he is expecting to be &
member Of the Talent band in a short
time.
The Talent orchestra practiced
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Howell Of
Medford is giving instructions.
r. l.. Burdic of Ashland motored
to Talent and Medford Monday.
Miss Inez Redpath of Medford re.
turned to her home Saturday, after
weeks visit with Charles Guches
family.
Miss Blanch Guches is ill with ton.
silitis. DR., Boslough of Ashland
hopes for rapid recovery.
AR IOhnonn Il, .Ao n w
Bailey home.
Miss Anna Bailey motored to Ash.
land Saturday, where she will spend
Sunday at the Joe Bailey residence
Mrs. ]. H. Withrow visited at the
Smith home Friday.
The Laurel Hill school has organ.
lied an agricultural club. The of.
ficers are: Lloyd Turner, president;
Pearl Withrow, vice-president; Ruth
Ord, secretary; Ruby Guches, treas.
urer
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Withrow dined
at the J. H. Withrow home Friday
evening.
Mrs. Edward Campbell OF Medford
visited Mr.. and Mrs. /. S. Wilson and
family Friday.
Mrs. j. H. Fuller spent Saturday
in Ashland.
Mrs. c. f. Carey of Stringtown
visited Talent Saturday.
Grant Bostwick is still i'll with
poison oak, but his doctor hopes to
have him out again soon.
Miss Anna Dunn is visiting in Ash
land
w. F. Dunn spent Friday in Jack
sonville transacting business.
A. c. Kaul came in from his min
ing camp to put in the spring garden.
A. F. Carpenter just finished ship
ping N. o. Wilson's household goods
to where the latter has bought a
large stock ranch near Whitney,
klamath county.
Billie Huston has accepted a posi-
tion with the Suncrest orchard for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicewarner ex-
pect to leave soon for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan of Edge