Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-20
TALENT AND VICINITY.
About 1876 students are enrolled so

and family. Mr.. Glenn is from Shat
ter, Texas, and leaves Friday for
Aberdeen, Wash. On his return
home he will visit here again.
Wednesday afternoon the Com
munity Club held its second meeting
and elected the following officers for
the season: President, Mrs. D. King;
vice-president, Mrs. Louis Brown;
recording secretary, Mrs. Luke;
treasurer, Mrs. Ager; president OF
Civic Society, Mrs. Wolters; presi-
det of Parent-Teacher Association,
Mrs. Holdridge.
Rev. Anderson and j. N. Pace were
Jacksonville visitors Tuesday.
w. j. Dean OF Wagner Creek was
a business visitor here Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mason arrived
from Central Point, where they have
been visiting, and are now the guests
of Mrs. Jennie Jones.
E. E. Cook made a business trip
to Ashland Wednesday.
Mrs. w. H. Norman of Medford
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
n. Pace, Tuesday.
James ellis and R. H. Rhodes re-
turned Wednesday from a mining
trip beyond Central Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Wakeman of
Medford visited friends here We'd
nesday.
Rev. Reed of Ashland visited Med
ford and Talent Wednesday.
George Davis has charge of the
butcher shop for few days during
The absence of his brother
Emmett Beeson and j. N. Powers
we're Ashland visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Terrell of
Brownshoro, Ore, are spending a
week with Mr.. Terrells mother.
About the first of November they in
end to settle in Talent and spend the
winter.
E. E. Scott of South Talent made
/ business trip here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss of Medford |
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Jastlin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mason and
on returned Saturday from the hop
ards, where they have been for six |
reeks. They are the guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. Splitter.
Rev. Reed and Mrs. Reed spent
thursday visiting friends up Ander-
on creek.
Mrs. Denham and children of An
erson Creek were visitors here We'd
esday.
William Kerby of Wagner Creek
,ade a business trip to Ashland
thursday.
C. o. Clutches of Anderson Creek
as a Medford visitor Thursday.
Miss Ruth Wilson left Monday
forming for Eugene, where she is a
1phomore at the university.
Miss Mona Pace and Mrs. w. H.
orman were Medford and Ashland
isitors Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Taylor returned last
eek from San Francisco, where she
as been attending school during the
INNER months.
w. Reynolds is enlarging his we'll
e is putting a drift thirty feet back
there seems to be good prospects
# obtaining water.
Mr.. Martin of the Union Sunday l
hool gave stereopticon views of the j
acific coast at the Methodist church S
onday evening at o'clock.
Lawrence Crawford, who is i'll a
ith typhoid fever, is reported to be T
It so we'll. p
The Misses Alfredo and Helen I
ing have joined the sophomore class
the Talent school. The sisters at {
nded St. Mary's Academy in Med Il
I'd last year. u
The fourth quarterly conference of Il
e Methodist church was held in the \
urch building Wednesday evening g
o'clock. The following officers u
IRE appointed: Trustees J. H. Full 81
:, ]. E. Foss, Leonard Oorthuys, Y
esley Vogeli and Welborn Beeson. Sc
Ie board Of stewards are Mrs. w. II
geli, Mrs. Charles Jeffry, Mrs. o.
Ina Holdridge, Mrs. L. Oorthuys, lie
H. Fuller, L. Oorthuys, Mrs. Louis
own, Mrs. |. c. Williams, H. c. OF
gh and /. C. Williams. The follow al
committees we're appointed: For ca
m missions, Mrs. ]. e. Foss, Mrs. I'd
Volegi and Mrs. Charles Jeffry; 10
me missionary and children's ex- fe
lsion, Mrs. w. Beeson, Mrs. L. pc
rthuys and Mrs. M. C. Reed; on OF
nday schools, H. c. High, George al
fry and |. c. Williams; on tracts, W
aries Jeffry, Mrs. William Yeo and Sc
5. H. C. High; on temperance, sp
S. w. Vogeli, Mrs. c. Jeffry and tic