Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-21
TALENT NEWS ITEMS,

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Mrs. Will Stump was again an Ash
land visitor Thursday.
The Methodist church will hold
their Christmas tree and program
Christmas evening, and any one wish
ing to put gifts on the tree is well
come to do so. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
Miss Ruth Wilson of Anderson
creek arrived home from the Uni
versity of Oregon at Eugene for her
Christmas vacation. This is Miss
Wilson's first year in college and she
enjoys her work very much.
c. o. Clutches of Anderson creek
was business visitor here Friday. =
William Fox of Wagner creek was
an Ashland visitor Friday
Mr.. Becktell of Anderson creek
visited friends and transacted busi-
ness here Friday.
William Petrie of Anderson creek
made business trip to North Phoe-
nix Friday.
Mrs. John Budgeon is very i'll with
la grippe.
Emmett Beeson returned Wednes-
day for the Big Applegate He was
gone several days.
Mrs. James Sawyer of Wagner
creek left Saturday to spend Christ
mas with her mother in Fresno, Cal.
F. c. Murphy spent Wednesday in
Ashland.
Earl Beeson and Harry Mason left
for the Applegate to round up horses.
Harry Lynch of Wagner creek
made business trip to Ashland
Thursday.
Earle Beeson and Harry Mason re-
turned Thursday morning from a
business trip to the Applegate.
The next meeting OF the Tuesday
Afternoon Study Club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Dean on Wagner
creek in January.
Mrs. Victor Mason of the Wester-
lund ranch is visiting her sister, Miss
Viola Jones.
T. c. Mcmahon has bought the
Firestone property and has moved
the house on the back part of the lot
and will remove his barber shop from
the Pacific highway in front of the
house.
Mrs. John Hart and children, Lee,
Mabelle, Burton, Lilly and Ruby, left
this week for Oakland, Cal, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Ward of Fern
Valley were here Friday.
Harry Glenn, Sr., has been laid up
a few days with a cold.
Miss Mona Pace, Miss Viola Jones
and Mrs. Victor Mason attended the
basketball game in Ashland Friday
afternoon.
Miss Ada Kingery spent Thursday
evening with her mother, Mrs. Kin
gerry, at North Talent.
John Briener returned Wednesday
from the Helms ranch, whree he has
spent the past week overseeing the
packing of the apples.
Mrs. Harve McFadden left Satur-
day to join her husband, who is
working for the Clark-Henery COM
pany at Sacramento, Cal.
G. Graves was an Ashland visitor
Friday.
A. c. Roberts of Phoenix spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rob-
erts.
Master. Donald Tryer was taken
suddenly i'll with stomach trouble
Friday afternoon.
DR.. Frank Roberts attended the
meeting of the Southern Oregon Den
tai Society in Medford Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Norman have
rented ranch near Jacksonville and
will move from North Talent to that
place instead of coming to Talent as
they expected to do.
Mrs. David Twidwell and son John
left for Washington to spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives.
Mrs. George Ross of Bear creek
was Talent visitor Friday.
Miss Pauline Cliff is spending a
few days with Mrs. John Hart.
Mrs. w. r. Bagley and children
and Mrs. Welborn Beeson were Wis
itors to Ashland Friday.
Miss Blanche Clutches and Miss
Ona Maxon go back and forth to
school in Ashland on the auto car
line. Miss Clutches is attending the
Polytechnic school.
H. s. Gleim was business visitor
to Medford Friday.
Friday afternoon the Anderson
creek school, taught by Mrs. Vernon
Brophy, gave their annual Christmas
program. 1t was as follows: Song,
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