Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-12
TALENT NEWS ITEMS.

council held their regular monthly
meeting.
T. E. Scantlin and family of Med
ford were visitors here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Frame were in
Medford transacting business Thurs
day.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist |
church met with Mrs. Bowman this
week. A 10-cent lunch was served.
Fourteen ladies were present, who
all pledged themselves to earn 81 in
stead of having a sale of any kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Glenn spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ]. F.
Meader last week.
Mr.. Hockham of Portland was the
guest of A. S. Ames and family
Thursday. Mr.. Hockham is bust
ness visitor in Medford and is repre-
senting the Fleischman Yeast Com
pany.
Mrs. E. A. Perry was a business
| VlSlJOT IO meuLOIu lhul ouoy
Mrs. j. Patterson of North Talent
attended the party Tuesday in honor
of Mrs. James Murray.
The Yeoman lodge held a meeting
at their hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. C. High is improving and
hopes to be able to be outdoors next
J week.
Mrs. Olive Wolters and Mrs. Will
lets were Medford visitors Tuesday.
} Thornton Smith, son of G. F.
, Smith, who is very i'll with pneumo-
mia, is reported to be out of danger.
Mrs. Erwin was an Ashland visitor
q Tuesday.
!, Joe Kerby was in Ashland Tues
= day.
!. Last Friday Mrs. Stannard, the pri-
mary teacher at the Talent school
{ visited the primary departments in
! Medford. Miss Ruth Porter of Ash
d land, teacher of the high school
x training class, taught in her place al
that day.
|. Last Friday evening a very nice
5, dance was enjoyed at the |. o. o. F
l. hall, given by H. o. Powers. Be
y tween thirty and forty couples wer,
present, and the evening was spen
= delightfully."-.
" On Saturday afternoon Mrs. e. B
n Adamson will entertain eleven littl
a, girls in honor of her daughter, Mis-
y. Marjory, who will celebrate her elev
y; enth birthday. The decorations vii
- be carried out in pink and white.
II James Howard of Little Applegat
as is spending few days here, visitin
h. friends and transacting business.
ty E. Fox of Grants Pass, formerly O
IL Talent, was transacting business her
- Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Clutches of Anderso
70 Creek is reported as very i'll. He
n many friends hope for a speedy re
IN covery.
I'D The Talent school has selecte
VI Thursday, April s, as visitors da,
All who are interested in what tn
school is doing are earnestly reques
ed to attend for at least a part
n the day. The day will be devoted
OF usual routine, no special progra
re having been prepared. A visit fro
al parents will not only stimulate IL
in pupils to better work, but will giN
sh the parent a truer conception
an what the school is trying to do. vi
nd itors are requested to enter witho'
knocking, inspect the work on exh
bition or listen to any class recit
ton in which they may be intereste
. 1t is not only the intention to sho
off the good points of the institutio
but also to allow the parents to s.
et. the daily work
The principals of the several sc
ond and third class schools in &
= valley have decided upon April
IA a for their annual school field meet,
YES be held at Talent.
Mr.. Knighten of Wagner Gre
. was a business visitor here Friday.
lay Mrs. Louis Brown and daught
ent Betty were Medford visitors Tuesda
ldi- Mrs. Knighten OF Wagner Gre
out visited in Phoenix and Talent Tue
day.
Mrs. ]. w. Davis and Mrs. Wardr
um of Wagner Creek spent Monday
by Ashland.
asst William Kerby of Wagner Gre
was a business visitor here Tuesdf
Tuesday afternoon a surprise par
was given at the home of Mrs. 10
Robson and Mrs. Coleman in hon
- of Mrs. James Murray, who leaN
~. Saturday for Portland, where
will make her home. Mrs. MUIR
was first given a shower of flowe
pot then a basket was given her conta
'on' ing beautiful handkerchiefs from
Io1loa Ara Murrau raunOnd