Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-26
TALENT AND VICINITY.

II, d. huhS iSlL WOhuoS diICl mum
for Hornbrook, Cal, where he is go
ing to spend a week or ten days.
Emmett Beeson is now driving his
car for the first time this winter.
Joe Kerby and family and Charles
Kerby and family are going to move
to Castella, Cal, this week.
r. J. Luke has purchased a new
water tank to be put on his ranch
near Frederick, from the Talent
Hardware Company.
Miss Livonia Mason of Central
Point is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mason for an indefinite time.
Stewart Patterson of Medford
spent all day on his ranch near Tai
ent Tuesday.
The Methodist church is commenc-
ing to prepare for their Easter pro-
gram. They have decided that the
program will consist mostly of music
this year.
Marion Tryer did some repair work
on Stewart Patterson's ranch Tues
day.
The Talent orchestra met Sunday
afternoon in the town hall. They
have decided to put on concert in
about a week and a half. They will
practice again Wednesday evening.
Charles Chapman spent Sunday
evening in Ashland.
H. o. Simpson spent Saturday
evening and Sunday in Medford with
friends.
Mrs. Nettie Hopkins spent Tuesday
afternoon in Ashland, shopping.
Mr.. Davis wants a contractor to
take a contract for siX-room house
each room to be 16x24.
George Jeffery, who has been or
the sick list for a number of days, il
rapidly recovering.
Saturday was cleanup day in Tai
ent. At o'clock in the mornint
the workers gathered together. Near
ly all the band boys were present
and they all formed in line and pa
raded around the main streets o
Talent. C. NJ. Thomas led the pro
cession, c. d. Burgan was drum ma
jor, C. w. Bender and Bryon Work
were escorts. After the parade wa
over they all went to the city hal
and Mayor Breese gave a speech an
the band rendered two or three sc
lections. Talent surely got rid Of
lot of tin cans that were layin
around the back yards, and it
thought that there will be man
cleanup days in the future.
Mrs. Mary Works will soon leav
the n. o. Powers house and go int
her own new cottage, which is a
most completed.
Charles Kerby and wife and littl
daughter came down from Wagnt
, creek Wednesday to spent the da
. with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kerby.
. Dan Holdri6ge, who makes h
. home with Mr.. and Mrs. Mathewsol
, is very ill. His many friends hor
for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moore an
: Mrs. Moore's father, Mr.. Churchill
! of Medford, visited at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mathewson SUI
= day. They were old acquaintanc,
in New York state.
G. l.. Weatherby and family al
= now living in one of the Bale
houses on Anderson creek. NJ
Weatherby is to run the ranch Il
Mr. Bailey.
John Robson visited Jacksonvil
on important business Saturday.
Mrs. ]. II. Knighten of Wagn
creek visited Talent and Phoenix Sa
: urday.
: The Ames family and Mrs. c.
' Burgan motored to Medford Satu
day morning.
: Little Miss Dorothy Nicewarn
spent Saturday in Phoenix visitil
her cousin.
William Umerhoffer and son spe
u Saturday and Sunday in Medford.
Mrs. Clara Hartley is able to
u about again after a three weeks /
8 ness of scarlet fever.
: Mrs. Frank Oatman and fami
i spent Saturday in Medford.
u Miss Leola Trueblood spent Satu
y day afternoon in Talent
q Jim Macdonald and f. r. Jaco
q went on business to Medford Satu
9 day.
Mrs. e. b. Adamson and daught
y Margery spent Saturday in Medfor
Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Powers plei
antly entertained Mr. and Mrs. La
mis- and family OF Medford and n
and Mrs. Il. b. Adamson and fam
Sunday.
= Miss Leta Luke spent Monday
n Ashland.
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