Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-30
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Murphy are TAX
ing care of their little granddaughter
of Ashland through sickness and hot
weather at their home on the Pacific
Highway.
July "a Mrs. Sam Murphy had
very serious accident. She fell
against a very sharp carving knife,
which cut one of her middle fingers
to the bone.
Forest Metzroth and Mrs. c. D.
Burgan visited Medford Monday.
John Williams, Bob Wilcox and
F. G. Helms visited the Talent Hotel
this week.
Bob Wilcox is reported to be on
the sick list.
Mrs. Sarah Firestone of Rogue
River is visiting with friends here
for a week. Last week she visited
with friend sin Ashland.
Those who visited the Bell House
this week are: w. H. Singler of
Jacksonville, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Owens of Wellen, Ore, Everett Bee
son, Waldo Bell, F. H. Walker OF
Ashland DR.. w. r. Bagley.
Waldo Bell and Marion Tryer re-
turned from their fishing trip to
Butte creek Saturday. They had a
splendid outing and had pretty good
luck.
H. P. Knapp is visiting the Bel
House this week.
The asphalt mixer which is to make
the paving for the Pacific Highway
is to be set up on the vacant lot next
to the Talent depot. Machinery il
commencing to come in and things
: will be going in full swing in abou
a week.
Ben Bristow of Anderson creek Wis
= tied Talent Tuesday.
Mr.. Horn of Bear creek is the own
er of a new Ford
, Mr.. Bowman visited Ashland Mon
day.
Chester Wolters broke a spring il
his car Sunday so it will be out o
use for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. c. Williams, Mrs
G. H. Fuller and Mr.. Redfield spen
part of Monday at the soda spring.
Mrs. John Kent is enjoying a visi
from her brother, Mr.. Alexander o
Aberdeen, Wash. He will be wit
them for few weeks.
Friday evening a large number o
young people enjoyed a ride in tn
Ames Packard to the Helman bath
in Ashland. Those present were ia
Terrill, Parthenia Smith, Mae Smith
Anna Smith, Ted Seaman, Edyth
Tryer, Cora Cliff, Will Glenn, Mar
garet Ames, Alice Vandersluis, Ann
Dunn, Will Lacy, Ivan Huston, Ralp
Shook, Lou Shook, Ray Coleman
Anna Anderson, Kenneth King, Harr
Glenn, Howard Frame, Byron Works
Everett Beeson, George Galbraitf
Grace Hanscom, Linnie Hanscon
] Leta Luke, Forest Metzroth, Law
:. renee Crawford, Ben Wyant, Mrs
Barrett, Mr.. Weiner, Ormie and Del
K bert Goddard.
r. j. Luke returned from a brie
business trip to the Niger Boy mine
Mr.. Tuttle and Mr.. Gibbs of Fred
erick visited Talent Tuesday.
L. G. Coleman and family left Sun
day afternoon for Nebraska, wher
they intend to live
Miss Emma Crawford and Mrs. {
d. Burgan were the good roads dele
gates from here. They attended tn
}. breakfast given at the Medford HotS
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Archie Waterman of Bea
!. creek was a business visitor Tuesday
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Beeson an
h son Ellis, with Mesdames Charles an
h Lewis Brown and daughter Elizabeth
h left Monday morning for Crater LAX
II via klamath Falls. They will retur
!. Saturday.
H Mr.. and Mrs. /. c. Williams hav
h as their visitor Mr.. Redfield, a banl
H er fro mtheir home town.
Il Miss Margaret Ames left Tuesda
Il afternoon for Ashland to visit wit
h Miss Lucille Barber for a few days.
h Bert Dougherty, foreman of tn
h Suncrest orchard, visited Ashlan
I Saturday.
Il Miss Agnes Lester was taken yer
Il III at the home OF her parents, Nj
and Mrs. G. T. Lester, on the Pacifi
Il Highway, Saturday. She is slowl
Il improving.
n Mr.. and Mrs, s. l.. Balns wish I
4 thank the Royal Neibhgors an