Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-24
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.


the guest of Mrs. Jay Terrill and
Miss Mae Smith.
A jolly crowd of young girls en-
joyed a ride in the Ames Packard
and picnic supper in the Ashland park
Thursday in honor of little Miss
Eleanor Ames and Miss Vera Lamb,
who celebrated their eighth birthdays.
Those who attended were Helen, Eliz-
abeth and Margaret Bagley, Marjory
and Helen Adamson, Delpha, Elva
and Clara Coleman, Alice and Eunice
Walker, Beth Ager, Vena Lamb, Con-
stance and Eleanor Ames, Miss Mar
garet Ames, Miss Alice Vandersluis
and Mrs. A. S. Ames. A very happy
afternoon was spent an deach child
was given a souvenir balloon.
Forest Metzroth, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wander
sluis during the summer, left for his
home in St. Cloud Mimi, Wednes-
day. Mr.. Metzroth did not intend to
leave quite so soon, but he was sud
denly called home.
The Talent chapter of the Epworth
League held their annual election of
officers Tuesday evening. The new
officers are: President, Carl Lely;
first vice-president, George Jeffery;
second vice-president, Mrs. w. Vo-
geli; third vice-president, Agnes Les
ter; fourth vice-president, Viola
Jones; treasurer, Winifred Lester;
secretary, Edythe Tryer. The install
latio nof officers will be held in the
Methodist church about the first Sun
day in September.
Misses Lucille and Margaret Ames,
Alice Vandersluis and Forest Metz
roth enjoyed a ride to Medford, Jack
sonville and Central Point Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. Lane, who has been visiting
friends here for a few weeks, re-
turned to her home in Cottage Grove
this week.
A. F. Klinehamer of Medford visit
ed the Bell House this week.
Miss Marie Carnahan is expected
to arrive here this month to pack
apples. She will make her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Budgeon.
Master James Walker accompanied
his uncle, c. D. Burgan, to Medford
Thursday.
Charles Tryer visited Ashland
Thursday.
H. S. Gleim was a Medford visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Weatherby and children and
Miss Eta Lacy motored in from the
Johnson sawmill to visit with Mrs.
John Lacy.
Mrs. George Bristoe and daughter
Mrs. Frustler of California, are visit
ing Mrs. Bristoe's daughter in Jack
sonville.
T. E. Scantlin motored from Med
ford to visit his ranch on Anderson
creek.
Mrs. c. M. Thomas spent Wednes-
day in Medford visiting friends. Mr..
Thomas Joined her in the evening and
they attended the Page Theatre.
Mrs. John Lacy is greatly improved
and will soon return to her mountain
home at the Anderson sawmill.
Mr. Bedford of Wagner creek
transacted business here Friday.
! Mrs. E. E. Cook Mrs. L. Sloppy
and Mrs. Barrett attended the "Crea-
tion" pictures at the Vining Theatre
Thursday. They reported it very
good.
E. E. Cook was a business visitor
in Ashland Thursday.
Arthur Brown of the Medford Mail
Tribune visited here Thursday.
Kenneth King has accepted posi-
tion with the Bagley Canning Com
pany.
Thursday evening a company of
young folks surprised Misses Ruth
Garvin and Hazel Netherland at the
John Budgeon home. Miss Neither
land has been guest at the Budgeon
home this summer and will leave soon
for her home in Portland. Twenty
four were present. Light refresh
ments were served and all had a very
pleasant time.
Miss Linnie Hanscom returned
from Black Rock, Ore, where she
visited her sister for two weeks. She
had very nice trip.
Mrs. Malgrem of Phoenix visited
here Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Leonard Oorthuys was the
guest of Mrs. Malgram at Phoenix
a.