Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-23
TALENT AND VICINITY.


nesday.
G. d. Burgan and j. H. Fuller mo-
tored to Ashland Wednesday evening
to attend the Masonic lodge.
Little Miss Beth Ager has not been
well for the past few days
Charles Brown is quite i'll with la
grippe.
Mrs. H. r. King of Frederick came
to Talent THURSDAY afternoon to at
tend the Community Club.
A birthday party was given for
Miss Bernice Findley at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Wednesday
evening. There were quite number
present and games were the chief
amusement of the hours.
w. j. Ward of Coos Bay was in
specting the Rogue River Valley with
c. NJ Thomas Thursday.
c. M. Thomas attended reception
Wednesday evening in Medford in
honor of Professor, O'Gara at the
University Club, of which Mr.
Thomas is member
Sheriff Singler and Attorney Null
key visited Talent on business Thurs
day.
Charles Tryer went to Medford for
military drill Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Zeiders and daughter Carmel
eta left Thursday evening for an ex-
tended trip over the state of Wash
ington and Oregon. Mrs. Ieiders left
for Portland, and from there will go
to Spokane to visit her sister, who
is very i'll. She expects to be away
a month or two.
G. A. Gardner, Jackson county
clerk, visited Talent on business Fri
day.
Mrs. Marion Tryer and Mrs. r. T.
Toft of Medford visited Mrs. Gibbs in
Ashland Tuesday.
Chester Walters took Miss Ellen
Kirkpatrick to her home in Ashland
Friday afternoon in his car.
Mrs. Webster of Phoenix visited
Talent Friday afternoon.
Rev. |. T. Reames has moved from
the Van Dunlap house to the house
belonging to Robert Wilcox Mr..
Reames and family are very pleased
with their new home.
Mrs Alex Alexander had a serious
operation Wednesday, but is getting
along very nicely so far.
William Walker shipped a load of
hogs to Medford Thursday.
Dr.. Bagley went to Medford to
meet the booster club there about the
cannery.
Miss James Mays and Miss E. Hale
of Anderson creek went to Medford
Thursday, the latter to have her eyes
treated.
John H. Fuller shipped load of
hogs to Medford Thursday.
Mrs. ]. Allen and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. NJ. Allen, visited relatives
and did some shopping in Talent Fri
day.
Marion Tryer is having a visit
from his sister, Mrs. r. H. Toft of
Medford.
Mr.. McKeisick stopped off in Tai
ent on business Wednesday. He has
been in California for the past week
on business.
David Benely came home from
Sterling mine, where he has, been en-
ployed for the past three or four
months. Mr.. Benely is quite ill, but
all of his friends hope he will have
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Knighten and her son Chester
spent Wednesday in Jacksonville.
James Garvin came over from the
Applegate on business Friday. He
reports every one busy over there.
Mrs. w. B. Jones and Mrs. Knigh-
ten visited Talent Thursday.
Miss Banta of Phoenix visited in
Talent Friday.
Thursday Mrs. William Bagley,
Mrs. c. F. Lester and Mrs. Effie Sea-
man, the committee appointed by the
Community Club to see about the
school yard, were working there
Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Norman visited Mrs.
Brown in Frederick Friday.
Saturday is cleanup day. This
movement is made by the Community
Club and Talent band. Every one
will report for duty at 8 o'clock in
the morning, and the work will be
commenced by a selection given by
the Talent band.
The Community Club met Wednes-
day afternoon. There was given a
debate by Mrs. c. T. Lester and Miss
Emma Crawford, affirmative, and
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Effie Seaman,
negative, on the question, Resolved,