Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-10
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

Come to the missionary 10c tea at
Mrs. VOTERS Thursday, August 13, |
from 3 to 5. 22-1t
Mrs. John Hart delightfully."- enter
tanned Thursda yafternoon in honor
of Miss Cora Cliff, a bride-elect of
August. Those present were Mes
danes Meader, Puloski, Charles
Brown, Chase Gardner, ]. Barrett,
Misses Lucille Ames, Margaret Ames,
Ruth Wilson, Callie Vogeli, Leta
Luke, Miss Gaul of Jacksonville and
Alice Vandersluis. Five hundred was
played and dainty refreshments were
served. Hearts were strung around
the rooms and and after the lunch
Miss Cliff was requested to find the
end of the string of hearts. She did
so and found at the destination many
packages, which consisted of linen
and china, which will be of some use
to her in the near future.
Thursday evening the horse of Joe
Wilson's was frightened and ran
away. 1t ran a number of blocks
and when reached the buggy was a
mass of sticks. Ozro Withrow was
in the rig, but escaped being hurt.
George Stott intends to leave Mon
day for Louisiana, where he will
attend college the coming year.
Moving pictures have been showing
here Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings.
w. o. Wheeler and wife and ]. B.
Robson and wife returned Thursday
from camping trip to Crescent City
in Mr.. Wheeler's car. They had a
splendid trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet Beeson are
planning a trip to Portland next
week. They will start Monday.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Methodist church met at the home
of Mrs. Charles Holdridge Thursday
afternoon. A large number of ladies
were present. They plan to give a
ten-cent tea, to which everyone is
invited next Thursday afternoon.
Word has been received from John
Norman, who, with his family, is out
camping near Wagner Butte, that his
horse left camp Tuesday, and Mr..
Norman has been unable to find him.
Mrs. Archie Waterman of Bear
creek visited here Friday.
Mrs. Lucy West visited Medford
Thursday.
John Crosby and mother moved
into their home which they bought
from G. w. Burnett on the Pacific
Highway.
G. w. Burnett has rented one of
the Sloppy houses on the Pacific
Highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brobeck and
daughter Sally spent Wednesday Wis
iting Mrs. George Dick in Medford.
Miss Gaul of Jacksonville is the
guest of Mrs. John Hart for a few
days, also Mrs. ]. F. Meader of Med
ford.
N. o. Pace spent Wednesday in
Jacksonville visiting friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Breese entertained
at her home on the Pacific Highway
this week. A large number of ladies
were present. Two new members
Joined. They were Mrs. H. R. King
of Frederick and Mrs. John Budgeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Franklin and
two daughters arrived here Thursday
afternoon to visit with Mrs. Frank
Inns father and sister, who live over
Bear creek. Mr.. Franklin is on his
way from British Columbia to Mon
tana, where they will make their
home.
Miss Eta Lacy of the johnson saw
mill transacted business here Thurs
day.
w. II. Norman and son of North
Phoenix was a visitor here Friday.
Frederick Nolf Of Seattle is stop
ping with w. II. Norman. He is here
looking after the interests Of his
ranch.
F. G. Carpenter is recovering from
severe cold.
]. B. Jones and Chester Knighten
visited here Friday and transacted
business.
Little Miss Marjory Hart, daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. John Hart, is visiting
with her grandmother, Mrs. Hart,
near Medford.
Mrs. William Corliss gave a miscel-
laneous shower last week in honor Of
Miss Edith Fish, who Is to become a
bride the 23rd OF this month. About
sixty were present. Lovely gifts