Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-10-08
Talent Tdings

Miss Mabel Hart was baptized.
Mrs. Minnie Way is visiting here
from Ashland this week.
Mr.. Perozzi of Ashland was a Wis
itor here Monday
Bleu Coleman returned from
hunting trip. He got one deer.
Fred Johnson of Portland was a
visitor here Tuesday.
A revival will start at the Christian
church about October 26 and will be
conducted by Rev. Diggins, who is
the Christian pastor.
j. Prader of Wagner creek left
Monday morning for trip to his
ranch in Sans Valley. He expects
to be gone several days.
Frank Rose made a business trip
to Ashland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Frame were
visitors here Monday.
John Kent of Wagner creek trans
acted business here Monday.
Next Sunday at the Methodist
church is Rally Day. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend. Special
services.
Saturday evening the girls of the
Athletic Society of the Talent school
gave a basket social for the benefit
of the society. Nearly all the young
ladies of Talent attended and the
boxes all sold at high price. Twen-
ty-three dollars was cleared. Before
the sale of the baskets the followign
program was rendered: Piano solo
by Miss Delpha Coleman, violin and
piano duet by Marjory and Helen
Adamson, recitation by Miss Maude
McCaslin and song by the intermedi-
ate girls. A splendid time was en-
joyed.
Tuesday afternoon, after the regu-
lar session of school, meeting was
called by Prof. G. w. Ager for the
purpose of reorganizing the Olympic
4 Society. The seventh, eighth, ninth
and tenth grades will belong. Next
week meeting will be held to elect
the officers, which will be carried on
like primary elections.
Mrs. Leonard Oorthyus visited Mrs.
Malmgren in Phoenix Tuesday.
Mrs. Hart and family returned
from Oakland, Cal, Sunday after
noon, where they have spent year.
They will make their home here. Mr.
Hart and son Nick will arrive in
about month from Oakland. All
friends of the Harts are glad to see
them back.
The W. G. T. U. of Talent met at
the Baptist church Tuesday after
noon. The meeting was called 10
order by Mrs. w. Vogeli president,
> and Mrs. Vance Wolgamot, secretary.
The program was as follows: Song
by Mrs. Backus and Mrs. Wolgamot
Mrs. Elders organist; recitation by
Mrs. E. E. Cook. Some money was
collected and taken from the treas.
ury to be presented to a poor family
in this community. Fine discussions
were given about voting. Before the
close of the meeting all the ladies
adjourned to the outside of the build
ing and shouted:
HOrppOn Vntprc now MITCH in
Prohibition is bound to win.
Victory, victory, is our cry,
1914 Oregon dry"
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Craw-
ford entertained the Tuesday After
noon Study Club, which also was a
farewell party to Mrs. Elizabeth
Breese, who leaves Thursday for Los
Angeles, where she will visit her sis
ter. A special lunch was served.
Those present were: Madames Mat
theson, Edna Holdridge, Ella Hold
ridge, Emmett Beeson, Effie Seaman,
James Murray, Alice Roberts, John
Robson, r. ]. Luke, j. Crawford,
Delwin Hurley, John Budgeon and
Miss Emma Crawford.
John Budgeon had a bad accident
at the Bagley cannery this week.
While walking he slipped and struck
his face, which is badly bruised, and
sprained his wrist quite seriously.
Rally Dav will ha nhserved at the