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


with her mother for the past two
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford are
going to take charge of the Kerby
ranch.
Mrs. L. E. Roberts of Ashland
spent Sunday in Talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver and children,
formerly OF Talent, but now living in
Ashland, attended service at the
Methodist church Sunday forenoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Long of Ashland are
to be the new help employed at the
county farm.
County Commissioner Con Leeyer
of Central Point visited the county
farm Sunday
Mrs. Rosa King OF klamath Falls
spent a few days with her cousin,
Mrs. William Huston.
Mrs. William Huston had as her
guest over Sunday Mrs. Milanda OF
Ashland.
The Talent basketball team won
the game with Wagner creek Satur-
day evening. The score was 63 to
| 80.
Mrs. Laura West. who has been
spending two months with the PAGES,
expects to leave in two weeks for
Medford Mrs. West spent Monday
in Central Point.
John Budgeon visited Mrs. Carpen-
ter in Phoenix Monday with DR..
Boner and wife of Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Burgan, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Brown, DR.. and
Mrs. John Hart and Will and Harry
Gleim attended the Elks ball in Ash
! land Monday evening.
Miss Emma Crawford visited Med
ford Monday.
Mr. Hodgmere, known in Talent as
"Buttermilk Bill" jumped off No. Is
| for minute to speak to some of his
friends at the depot, Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. Hodgmere was on his
way to California
Mrs. d. Alexander went to the
Ashland hospital Wednesday. She
will undergo serious operation. All
her friends wish a speedy recovery.
c. w. Chatlin. Sr., visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brown Tuesday. Mr..
Chatlin is visiting Ashland from Mis-
oula, Mont.
DR.. Bagley visited Medford on bus
mess Tuesday
Miss Elveen Fury went to Med
ford Tuesday, where she will visit
friends for few days
A chirivari was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hensler by the Rebekah
lodge Saturday evening in Fern Val
ley. Mrs. Hensler was Miss Jennie
Fern. She was married about a year
ago and then Immediately the couple
left for California. When leaving
Mrs. Hensler said no one would
chirivari her, but the Rebekahs were
determined and did, even if they
were about year late. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. John Nice.
warner, who furnished the wagon
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Tryer, Misses
Anna, May and Parthenia Smith
Messrs. Jay Terrill, Wallie Bell. Mr..
Baker, Bill Spitzer, Miss Leta Look
Mrs. Alice Roberts, Mrs. John Bud
geon, Winifred Jones, Viola Jones
Grace Hanscom, Linnie Hanscom, C.
T. Lester, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Nan
ME Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Patter-
son and Miss Jacobs and children
motored over in the Patterson car
Games were played and refreshments
served, and the crowd left about 12
o'clock. A very merry time was re-
ported.
Everett Beeson left Monday for
Oakland, Cal, where he has accepted
a position for few months in one of
the cannerleS In that place.
Baby Shook, who has been very
Ill, is reported to be improving rap
idly.
Professor Reimer went ta Jackson
Vile Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Huxley of Bear
creek spent Tuesday with Mrs. w.
d. Holdridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean of Wagner
creek drove to Phoenix Tuesday to
visit relatives.
The Civic Improvement Club OF
Ashland gave a shamrock tea az Me-
mortal hall Saturday afternoon. The
members Of the Community Club Of
Talent were invited. Those who at
tended were Mrs. c. d. Burgan, Mrs.
c. w. Lester, Mrs. A. s. Ames, Mrs.
Il. J. Luke, Mrs. g. w. Ager, Mrs.
Seaman and Miss Emma Crawford,
They reported lovely tire.
Miss Leta Luke spent Sunday at
Frederick. She was the guest of
Mrs. II. r. King.
Mrs. Briese, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs.
| Coleman attended a club at Ashland