Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-06-22
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.
Special sale of lawns and summer
dress goods for Fourth of July at
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An ice cream social will be given
June 27, week from Saturday even
ing, at the Wagner creek school
house, under the auspices of the Par
ent-Teacher Club and the Boys and
Girls Industrial Club. Ice cream
either in cones or dishes will be
served, and cake. Short talks will
be given by c. M. Thomas and DR..
w. r. Bagley. DR.. Bagley will speak
on sanitation. The proceeds will go
to the Wagner creek school and the
clubs, part of which will be spent for
a milk tester, which will be for the
use of the surrounding community.
Every one is cordially invited to at
tend.
Misses Helen Bagley and Bernice
Finley of Wagner creek received the
eighth grade diplomas. Helen Bag
ley received the highest grades which
have been received at the Wagner
creek school for four years. She was
also the youngest member of her
class.
w. o. Wheeler and wife expect to
leave soon for a trip in the Apple
gate country. Their chief visiting
place will be Squaw Lake. They will
be accompanied by friends from Cen
tral Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ager and fam
lily left for Berkeley, CAL, Thursday,
where Mr.. Ager will take special
summer school course.
John Forsythe visited the Wander
sluis home Wednesday and Thursday
from Little Applegate. He was ac-
companied back Friday morning by
James Murray, Sr., who will spend
week or two with him at his home.
Mrs. Sam Murphy was a Talent
visitor from Frederick Friday.
Leonard Oorthyus came back from
the Ashland hospital, where his wife
has undergone a serious operation
She is slowly recovering.
Frederick Stitser of Doris, bank
er, is visiting H. C. High. He is also
visiting friends in Ashland and Med
ford.
J. F. Denham of Anderson creek
leaves Saturday evening for Portland
with Mr.. Butterfield of Ashland to
purchase REQ No. 5 automobile
They expect to make the trip from
Portland in the car.
A travelling moving picture man
and his wife are showing pictures in
the Carey building. They showed
them Thursday and Friday evenings
and they were exceptionally good.
E. E. Cook and Mrs. Marion Tryer
visited Ashland Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rose and chill
dren, Carmen, Maxine, Frank, Jr.,
and baby, leave Monday for Horn
brook, Cal, to spend the summer at
the Niger Boy mine.
Mrs. c. Summers is visiting rela-
tives in Ashland.
Mrs. George Reynolds and son Wis
tied in Ashland Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. c. Crawford entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Study Club
at her home. Mrs. r. ]. Luke was
the guest of honor. Those present
were Mrs. Phelan, Mrs. James Muir
ray, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Mattheson,
Mrs. Ella Ho'dridge, Mrs. c. w. Hol-
bridge, Mrs. Emmett Beeson, Mrs.
Crawford, Mrs. Elizabeth Breese,
Mrs. Alice Roberts, Mrs. Effie Sea-
man, Mrs. Terrill, Mrs. John Robi-
son, Mrs. d. Hurley and Mrs. Luke.
Dainty refreshments were served and
every one had fine time.
Miss Irma Guildner and mother
arrived here Monday from Duluth to
spend the summer.
Mr.. Horn and his youngest son Of
Bear creek transacted business in
Talent Thursday.
Ted Seaman made a business trip
to Ashland Thursday.
Little Laura Tryer is recovering
from a few days illness.
Peter Barneburg and wife are
guests of Mrs. Barneburg's mother,
Mrs. T. j. Bell.
The Rebekahs have a meeting Sat-
urday evening. They have been drill
ing the past week for it. They are
going to initiate ten new members
into the lodge.
Mr.. Moore took in the carnival