Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-04-20
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

school have been selected for the
coming year. Those who are going
to teach are Miss Ellen kirkpatrick,
Miss EllenyGroshone, Miss Mae Smith
and G. w. Ager The sixth teacher
will be appointed the first Monday
in May.
Miss Alice Vandersluis will take
your subscription to the Tidings.
Special price. S1,25 for one full year.
This is good only until May Is.
Ruth Garvin was the guest of Miss
Mary Jacobs over Friday night.
Mrs. l.. A. Riley and Miss Gladys
Riley left Tuesday afternoon for
Portland, where they will join Mr..
Riley and then 80 on to their home
in st. Cloud, Mimi
Mrs. J. Bassett and Mrs. L. F..
Jacobs visited Talent school Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weatherby arrived
from Mapleton, Iowa. Their son, j..
E. Weatherby, is living an Anderson
creek and they intend to make their
home here.
J. C. Gibbs and family have moved
to the Slingerman orchard Mr..
Gibbs will manage A. S. Helms
ranch for him this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Davis have as
their guest c. e. Froman of Eugene.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church are
grfeatly pleased with the success of
their gold and white supper, given at
the church parlors Thursday evening.
They cleared over eighteen dollars.
Mrs. j. NJ. Keith and daughter and
Mrs. l.. Winner visited Talent Friday
from Wagner creek.
Byron Keith visited his grandfath-
er, G. o. Van Natta, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dobyns of An
derson creek spent Thursday in Med
ford transacting business.
Sam Murphy of Frederick spent
TludS Ill L dleHl On DuSlueSS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delvin Hurley spent
Friday in Ashland.
Mrs. Sam Murphy of Frederick
spent Friday in Ashland.
Mrs. T. w. Phelan, daughter of
u. S. Crawford, arrived Friday morn
ing from Grand Island, Neb., for a
visit with her parents. She was a.
companied by her three children
Catherine, Thomas and Schingler
Mr.. Phelan expects to spend the sum
mer in Talent.
Albert Dougherty of the Suncrest
orchard is improving. He is able to
sit up now.
Frank Rose is back from his trir
to Hornbrook in the interests of the
Niger Boy mine.
f. La Bale has sold his bakery to
Miss Grace Hanscom. She will add
an ice cream fountain to the bust
ness. All her friends wish her the
best OF success.
Mrs. z. Wolgamot came down from
her mountain home to meet hel
mother, who lives in Medford.
II. G. Butterfield, w. ID. Hodgson
Neil Shinn and Kenneth McWilliam'
visited Talent Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. ]. Norman of the Vol
ranch spent Friday in Talent on bus
mess.
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Bagley, will
their sons, William and Charles
spent Wednesday in Ashland.
r. J. Luke had a letter from his
son, Celie, and he is going to leave
Texas and locate in Wyoming, at thu
oil fields there. Mr.. Luke used t
live in Talent
, Elworth Davis, brother and Mrs
Frank Snooks left for his home II
Colorado
, The Community Club met at tn,
= school house Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. j. II. Fuller and Mrs. c. ID. Bur
gan were elected alternates and Mis-
, Crawford and Mrs. X. J. Luke wer
elected to go to Grants Pass to at
= tend the district federal convention
on the 27th, 2Sth and 29th OF thi
month.
a Mrs. II. Il. King of Frederick cam
: to attend the Community Club meet
: ing Wednesday afternoon.
: Riley Nyswaner has purchased tn
I house and lot owned by Harry Masol
t on the Pacific Highway.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. William Bruin spen
|, Thursday in Medford on business.
E ]. C. Crawford and daughter, Mis-
0 Tmma Crawford, visited in Medfor
s Thursday
William Packard spent Thursda
in Medford transacting business an
visiting.
: Mrs. James Murray and Mrs. Pete
@ Vandersluis spent Thursday in Med
ford