Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

There will be no minstrel rehearsal
Friday evening of this week on ac-
count of the dance and other events.
f. B. Adamson has purchased the
DR.. Hart residence which he recently
moved into. Mr.. Adamson will mod
ernize the house in the near future
and make it one of the most up-to-
date homes in the village.
Emmett Beeson has been confined
to his bed several days with illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cochran are re-
joicing over the arrival of a baby girl
who recently arrived to gladden. their
home
The local Odd Fellows lodge has
purchased a fine piano of Mr.. Powers
and has placed it in the new hall
| c. w. Lehman, station agent of
the S. p, went to Roseburg Saturday
evening to visit friends for a few
days. Jay Witherow, who officiated
as agent while Mr.. Lehman was alb
sent, entertained the travelling aud
itor Monday but passed through the
ordeal unscathed.
William Bruin, Charles Holdridge,
William Petrie and J. w. Bailey were
| Medford visitors Tuesday.
Ray Sayles and a crew of men were
vdown from Ashland Tuesday moving
ksome transformers for the California
Oregon Power Company.
The Bagley Canning Company will
hold it's annual meeting in Medford
February 81.
Misses Leta Luke and Emma Craw-
ford spent the week end at the c. E.
Gardner ranch.
E. E. Cook was at Ashland Tues
day looking after some wood he is
having cut on his tract near the Nor
NAL school.
DR.. and Mrs w. r. Bagley were
Medford visitors Monday. the doctor
going down on business for the Bag
ley Canning Company.
Mrs. E. B. Adamson and Miss Helen
were at Ashland Tuesday, the latter
to have some dental work done.
If there is anything in heredity ant
environment DR.. John F. Hart ough
to become famous in his profession
as doubtless he will, as his father
both grandfathers and four uncle
were physicians and surgeons.
: J. B. Leach of Ashland is pruning
o the Holdridge orchards.
: H. A. Thierolf of the Big Pine
\ Lumber Company of Medford was il
e Talent Tuesday forenoon on business
Talent has had an eruption of in
surance men the past week, the stat
: organizer of the Order of Ben Hu
and an organizer for the B. A.
having been working the field, an
d the state agent fer the Indiana Loa
'' Life Association and H. n. Cocker
. line, state agent of the Northwestern
0 Mutual Life insurance Co. of Milwau
e kee, have been in Talent the pas
l. few days seeking business.
= The Talent Mercantile Co. expecte
! to get moved into its new quarter
: this week, but does not expect no.
: to move until next week.
The Talent Odd Fellows are plar
ming an all night celebration the est
: : of February, when a class of twelv
!. will be given the degrees. The Col
/. Hill, Central Point and Ashland Cd
Fellows will each confer a degree.
d The Ladies Missionary Society c
:, the NJ. E. church was entertained q
; the home of Rev. /. T. Reames las
, week.
:. Mrs. A. T. Mcmahon visited friend
in Medford Tuesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Kent hav
returned from a two years stay g
Aberdeen, Wash, and are now ;
their ranch at Wagner creek, wher
l they will make their future home.
c. NJ. Thomas was at Ashland MOI
day night attending meeting of til
= Commercial Club committee on tn
. Southern Oregon Normal School can
4 paign.
Chester Wolters was at Ashlan
Monday afternoon, driving up in h
car.
Mrs. Wolters is having a pore
i added to the rear of the cottage o,
q cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Burgal