Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-03
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.


ed Talent on business Wednesday.
The friends of A. G. Hall will be
glad to learn that he is almost COM
pletely recovered from his accident
which occurred few weeks ago.
Miss Edith McCune of Ashland is
visiting with her friend, Mrs. John
Norman, for a few days.
Miss Anna Bailey is visiting friends
in Ashland for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope of Ashland are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pulaski for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Ames took
large party of friends to attend the
carnival in Ashland Thursday even
| ing. Those friends were Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Adamson and daughters
Helen and Marjory, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Vandersluis and Alice Vandersluis,
Miss Callie Vogeli, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Burgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Works,
Misses Lucille, Margaret, Constance
and Eleanor Ames, Miss Leta Luke
and Mr.. Beam. All had a delightful
time.
Mrs. George Bristoe is very much
improved.
William Fox of Wagner creek visit
ed Talent Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Morrison left
Thursday morning for Little Apple
gate, where they will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Trask.
Mrs. Knighten and son Chester yis-
tied Phoenix Thursday evening.
John Kent of Wagner creek came
in for supplies Friday morning. He
is starting on a hunting trip.
Carl Brobeck made business trip
to Medford Thursday.
Mrs. Olive Wolters visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Stelle in Ashland Thursday.
]. r. Beam, formerly of Portland
arrived here this week to be manager
of the Talent Lumber Company.
Earl Withrow and the Misses Lucy
and Dana Withrow very narrowly es.
capped an accident Thursday after
noon. No. 16 was very near and the
ladies were driving and were moi
aware that it was train time. The
whistle on the engine was not blown
and the ladies missed it but few
feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Burgan visited
Medford Thursday.
Thursday a telephone call came
from Fire Warden Klein, near Wag
ner Butte, that ten men were wanted
to fight fire over on the Applegat'
near George Trask's ranch. Amont
the men who went were Forest Metz
roth, Will Lacy, Burgeon Works, Lau
renee Crawford, Chester Wolters, jim
Brown and Jim Briener. Mr.. Brown
is cook and Mr.. Briener superintend
ent.
A. w. Meyers of Medford left thu
Jackson county farm to live with hi
daughter.
Jim Reynolds of Little Applegat,
was in for provisions Wednesday.
Mr.. Malone and crew of men wer,
working on the lights Friday.
Walter Reynolds is installing a gas
oline engine and rotary pump to irri
, gate his tomatoes. He expects larg
crop this year
E. E. Cook of the Talent Hard
ware Company worked In Phoeni
three days this week installing a wa
ter system.
T. F. Clark Of Frederick spent Fri
day here transacting business.
Everett Beeson left for San Fran
J cisco Friday. He will be gone abou
ten days.
Mrs. Verne Brophy went to Med
! ford Friday.
DR.. w. R. Bagley transacted bust
ness in Medford Friday.
Those who visited the Bell Hous
this week were H. w. Barneyburg o
Dead Indian, II. r. Lang, David G
Glass, H. G. Kentrerp, all of Sisklyou
Ore.
A number of Anderson creek people
held a picnic last Thursday at thu
old sawmill. Some of the crowd ex
plored the new road being built int
Applegate. Lounging in hte shade
reading and water fighting were
amusements of the day. Baked beans
salad, eggs, pickles, sandwiches, cak'
and coffee were served at noon ant
everyone enjoyed the out-of-doo
cooking. Those present were tn
Mesas. and Mesdames G. w. With
row, ]. w. Bailey, c.. o. Guches, anc