Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-04-16
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

blllle MISS MdTJOTy mart is NlSlt-
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Meades,
in Medford.
Will Glenn and Irving Vance visit
ed in Medford Friday.
Mrs. Ray Ager and daughter of
Central Point spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Ager.
Grandma Jones entertained Miss
Hattie Dayton OF Ashland Monday.
The children of the Christian
church gave an Easter program Sun
day evening.
Mr. Kincade and A. V. Walker
came up from Medford Sunday to
witness the ball game.
Harold Simpson went to Jackson
vile on business Saturday.
Mr.. Mason went TO Merlin to visit
his son for a few days.
Mrs. John H. Fuller, the president
of the Civic improvement Club, has
been appointed on the committee for
tht Illlulcn > tAulplI dI lHc IOunbS
fair in Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Burgan took
their guests, Mrs A. l.. Riley and
Miss Gladys Riley, to Ashland Satur-
day
Miss Bernice Hale visited friends
in Medford Saturday.
Callie Vogeli and Alice Vandersulis
went to Ashland Saturday afternoon
to see Miss Hamlin and Miss Miller
before leaving for Honolulu.
The Royal Neighbors were enter
tanned at an Easter egg supper Mon
day evening.
Mrs. William II. Norman and chill
dren, Elma and w. II. Jr., came to
take part in the social gathering Civ
en- by the Royal Neighbors.
F. c. Reimer of the experimental
station spent Monday in Medford
transacting business.
The Talent band is considering a
| Oul III VI JuiS NOlCDi ll'Nil' II pioIi'
materialize they will have an old
fashioned Fourth from creased pig
to a big Bowery dance, with fire
crackers and red lemonade Talent
has natural park which would make
an ideal place to hold celebration
John Briner's Federals are to play
the home team Sunday at the ball
park. Mr.. Briner is Offering great
inducements for good players and is
hopeful of signing Shorty Miles and
A. S. Ames on the team
A. Y. Lindsey of California is in
Talent looking after his business in
terests. He is stopping at the Bell
House
Reports from the Ashland Hospital
are that Mrs. Ernest Purvis is doing
very nicely.
There was great ball game be-
tween Gold Hill and Talent Sunday
afternoon. Those in the Talent team
were Simpson, Crawford, James, Wa
terman, Scott, Smith, Wyant, Glenn
and Vance. Those on the Gold Hill
team were Miller, Eddings, Miles, Nc
Intyre, Blackington, Turner, Birton,
Upton and Walker. The score was
5 to in favor of Talent.
The following people of Wagner
creek held a picnic at the Lerrange
ranch last Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Winner and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Kline, Mr.. Dunlap, Mr.. Fleiner and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Keith and family.
The Wagner creek school gave an
entertainment Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robson enter
tained on Easter Sunday, at dinner,
Mrs. A. A. Young, Mrs. Bella Bon
ner and Mr.. William Patient of Ash
land. In the evening they also en-
tertained Mr.. Elmer Coleman and
wife of Phoenix, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Cochran and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Coleman enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robson and
daughter Erma, Easter Sunday.
Frank Rose returned from his bus
mess trip to California Saturday
evening He had good success.
e. V. Carter, C.. Simpson, Otto
Winter, William McNair and c. w.
Root of Ashland visited Talent Mon
day forenoon.
Mr. Dahl of Chicago is here look
ing after the interests OF the Grand
View orchard.
Mrs. G. d. Burgan, Mrs. A. l..
Riley and daughter, Miss Gladys,
were entertained in Medford by Mrs.
L. e. Wakeman.
Jay Withrow, Talent reporter for
the Ashland Record, has been very
i'll at the home of his grandfather,
T. J. Brown. He is reported much
better now.
John Norman visited the Suncrest
orchard Monday to see Albert Dough-
erty. Mr.. Norman says that Mr..
Dougherty is rapidly improving.
At the special school election held
Saturday afternoon to decide as to