Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-10-01
Talent News Items

Jay Withrow is on the sick list this
week.
George Elders was business Wis
itor to Ashland Tuesday.
Henry Pace visited Medford on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Norman went
to Medford Sunday evening to attend
the debate on "Whiskey."
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cook and son
Freddie left Tuesday morning for a
trip to the hatchery. They expect to
be gone several days and will camp
out.
Frank Stroud of North Talent
made business trip here Monday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Wakeman of
Medford visite with Mr., and Mrs.
! c. d. Burgan Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Billings of North
Yakima, who are travelling by team
to California will make a two weeks
stay here, while there is work in the
orchards.
Mrs. Carroll Pratt and children,
| Katherine, Alice and Emerson, came
from Ashland to spend Sunday with
Mrs. William Yoe and Mrs. Lilly JEFF
ferry.
Mrs. ]. Reynolds and Miss Bernice
Hale returned from Medford. They
were guests of Mrs. Judson.
H. o. Powers transacted business
in Medford Saturday.
Donald Tryer, son of Marion Tryer,
who has been i'll, is reported much
better
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Wolgamot and
children visited Mr.. Wolgamot's
mother in Medford Sunday.
Mr.. and Mr.. c. d. Burgan and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray visited
at Medford Sunday.
E. A. Perry and Misses Constance
and Eleanor Ames and Helen and
Marjory Adamson spent Sunday or
Wagner creek, picnicking.
The mother of Chief Wolgamot, in
Medford, is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Fullem were
Medford visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Centers spent Satur-
day in Medford visiting friends.
G. N. Burklend of Medford was
business visitor here Tuesday.
G. Charles Tryer and L. R., ,Hurd
spent Wednesday in Medford on bus
mess. ptC ...
L. R. Hurd was an Ashland visitor
Monday.
The Tuesday Afternoon, Study Club
met with Mrs. James Murray at the
Vandersluis home. Those, present
were Mesdames Hurly.os HoldEidge,
Coleman, Terrill, Seaman, : Beeson,
Robson, Crawford and Miss Emma
Crawford.
Mrs. D. Hale of Anderson creek left
Monday morning to visit in MedfoTd
for few days . On.
The Tomilson family have left the
Dahl ranch and will go to housekeep-
ing at the Johnson sawmill.
]. G.. Hereford and son William OF
North Talent were visitors here Mon
day.
Mrs. E. Adamson and daughter
Mary visited in Medford and Jackson.
Vile Monday.
Mrs. McCaslin is enjoying visit
from her mother, who lives in Med
ford.
Mrs. G. Armstrong; son ant
daughter, who are attending schoo
in Medford, spent the weekend will
their parents.
T. c. Hillman of Crescent City ar
rived here Saturday to spend the win
ter with his daughter, Mrs. ]. c
Hereford of North Talent.
Saturday evening the Woodmen o
the World gave a box social and |
dancing party. Nearly all the ladie
took boxes, which were sold at higl
price. About ninety people wer
present. Dancing was enjoyed an,
the music was furnished by Mr.. Bow
man and Mr.. Wilson. Toward mid
night the party adjourned.
Fred Rapp is building on his prop
erty an attractive new bungalow, wit
a cooler attached
Will Crosby's home on Gibso
street is progressing rapidly.
II. Swetzer of Loomis, Cal, spen
two days here, looking over a bus
ness proposition.
Mrs. Perkaniell of Central Point
the guest of Mrs. A. F. Carpenter.
Mrs. A. F. Carpenter and her gues
will leave Thursday for Medford to b
d present at the Old Settlers reunion
A. Wednesday morning r. L. Luke r,
a turned from Hornbrook, Cal.
is Mrs. G. A. More and children speI
b. Wednesday in Ashland visiting hi
1t mother.
Of The next meeting of the Tuesda
Afternoon Study Club will be held |
n the home of Mrs. Crawford. A speci