Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-05-04
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

board bill. Arven was arrested in
Medford and brought to Ashland by
Marshal Vance Wolgamot. Mr.. Ar
ven was given ten-day suspended
sentence on condition that he go to
work and pay the board bill and
costs.
Harry Mason, who was employed
by the Talent Mercantile Company
resigned his position and left Friday
morning for Portland, where he will
look for new situation. Ray Cole
man will take Mr.. Mason's place in
the store.
Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Cobler OF
Wagner creek visited friends in Tai
ent Friday
Mrs. Elizabeth Breese and Mrs
John Budgeon were Ashland visitors
Friday.
Mrs. William Dunn, Miss Anna
Anna Dunn and the Misses Bostwick
drove on pleasure trip to Ashland
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Frame transacted
business in Talent Friday
II. C. High met with serious ac-
cident while he was working on the
Jeffries barn Friday. He fell about
thirty feet into a ditch. DR.. Hart
was Immediately summoned and took
him home. No bones were broken
but Mr.. High is suffering a great
deal from the shock.
Mrs. McCurdy of Medford visited
with her son, c. McCurdy, last week
and took home with her Robert her
grandson, to spend several days with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deeter of Medford are
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
FoXall on the Pacific Highway.
The Talent school is very busy at
present preparing for its closing pro-
gram.
The Worker Conference of the
Christian church met at the church
building Thursday afternoon and
planned for picnic to be held about
the end of the month. They also
made plans for supplies for the two
smaller classes.
The Young Peoples class of the
Christian church met at the home OF
Jack Vance for a social time Friday
evening.
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.
Frank Silva and son visited in Tai
ent and Ashland Friday.
The A. S. Ames family and Mrs.
Lewis Brown and daughter Betty Wis
tied in Ashland Thursday afternoon.
Fred Rapp motored to Medford on
business Thursday.
Mrs. C. d. Burgan and Mrs. J. H.
Fuller returned from their three days
trip to Grants Pass, where they at
tended the Woman's Club meeting
which was held there. Mrs. Fuller
was elected first vice-president of the
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meader motored
from Medford Thursday evening to
visit with DR.. and Mrs. John Hart.
Robert Wilcox returned from a
visit to Ashland Thursday.
William Schnier of Anderson creek
transacted business in Talent Friday.
The Talent orchestra practiced Fri
day evening, which was their last re-
hearsal before the big concert which
is to be given next Friday evening,
May s.
M. A. Conley traded his ranch
south Of Talent for other property,
with Mr.. Scott of Ashland. Mr.. Scott
and family are intending to move to
their ranch in a short time.
Mr.. Holmes, who owns ranch up
Wagner creek, is having work done
on it, so he will be here for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nyswanner
leave Monday for Hit, Cal, where
Mr.. Nyswanner has taken a position
as teamster for mine situated about
ten miles from Hit. They intend to
remain there for the summer.
Mrs. Nyswanner, the mother of
John Nyswanner, is going to live with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Houston while
her son is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bohnam have
rented the Nyswanner home, which
they will occupy until fall
Mrs. McGrue, who has been III for
some time, became worse Thursday
and was taken to Portland, where she
will receive treatment.
Chester Walters motored to Med
ford Thursday.
Mr.. Malone and several electricians
spent Thursday in Talent doing re-
pair work.
M. o. Carey of North Talent, the
correspondent for the Medford Sun,
spent Friday in Talent.