Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-16
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. George Kramer of Ashland
spent Friday with Mrs. Charles
Brown.
Lester Leach had a serious acci-
dent Friday. While driving, a wag-
on ran over one of his feet and
crushed it badly.
Mrs. Will Glenn spent Thursday
in Ashland visiting her mother, Mrs.
Hensley.
The Bostwick home is being paint
ed.
The home that Fred Rapp is build
ing is nearly completed.
Miss Olson of Medford was a vis-
itor here Thursday.
Miss Made Way of Ashland is
spending a few days with Mrs. l..
Oorthyus
Emery Purdin of Medford is help
ing Mr.. Baker in the blacksmith
shop.
Frank Rose and family have
moved from the H. Norman house to
the Dunlap house.
Mrs. Frank Bunely and daughter
of the Sterling mine arrived here to
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Works. While here her daughter
will attend DR.. ]. Hart. She is SUI
. fering from throat trouble,
Bob Wilcox was an Ashland visitor
Friday.
Bill Barlow of Wagner creek spent
1 Friday in Medford.
Mrs. Bruen spent Friday in Med
ford.
Mrs. C. o. Clutches and daughter
4 Miss Blanche, of Anderson creek Wis
; tied friends here Thursday.
I Mrs. w. Withrow of Anderson
4 creek is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
4 Leonard Oorthyus.
: Mrs. Tom Bonham spent Friday il
Z Ashland, transacting business.
7 Mrs. John Fuller was an Ashland
! visitor Friday.
x ]. NJ. Keith of Wagner creek wa
4 taken to the Medford hospital TO
I treatment Thursday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mason, tn
I newlyweds, returned from Centra
+ Point after spending several days a
the home of Mr. Mason's parents.
Mrs. John Wolgamott and daugh
ter Velma came in from Wagne
creek to attend the exercises at tn
Talent school house Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twidell of Wagne
creek and son John attended the e>
ercises at the Talent school hous
III Friday.
VI" Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed Of Bea
creek visited friends here Friday.
Mrs. O. H. Leach of Bear cree
attended the exercises at the Taller
school Friday.
Mrs. John Budgeon was operate
on Friday for throat trouble by d
. j. J.. Emmens of Medford.
SHeSleT WOllClS, LCO iioi - D'>
Smith and Henry Pace we're visito
+ Friday evening in Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Tryer are Il
is proud parents of a baby boy, bol
Thursday evening, November ~.
Word has been received from Mr.
]. NJ. Pace, who is visiting at Curr
Vile, Mo-, that she sprained her a
kle, which will lay her up for son
time. We all hope for speedy r
covery.
a Chester VOTERS was visitor
~ Medford Thursday.
Superintendent Wilson of t
Clark -Henery Construction Compa1
VI is in town inspecting the road wor
John Pittman, aged seventy-fiN
died at the Jackson county hospit
November 8. Mr.. Pittman was
ali old settler of Jackson county a.
made his home at Rogue River.
leaves one daughter and two sons
mourn his loss. The funeral W
ner held at Rogue River Wednesday.
ler Mrs. E. James and Mrs. Ed Jaco
i'm. of North Talent spent Thursday
que Ashland.
'ral The infant daughter of Mr.. a
Mrs Frank Holdridge is very Ill.
: Ben Bristow of Anderson ere
transacted business here Thursday
Miss Edna Horn motored fro
her home on Bear creek and tral
acted business here Thursday.
- Miss Mamie Holmes OF Ashla
\ was a visitor here Wednesday.
George Bristow OF Wagner ere
the is reported to be very i'll at his hol
!. with typhoid fever.
J. Mrs. Bentley left Thursday mo-