Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-07-01
TALENT AND VICINITY.

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in a short time. The proceeds will
go toward the payment of the debt
of the piano which was purchased
some time ago.
G. w. Ager left last week for
Berkeley, Cal, where he will attend
summer school for seven weeks.
Tom, Bert and Waldo Bell left for
klamath county this week, where
they will spend the summer on their
mining claim.
Curtis McGrew met with a very
serious accident, while logging on
Wagner creek last Saturday. He was
alone at the time, but men were
working in the woods nearby and
heard his cry for help. When reach
ed, Mr.. McGrew was pinned down by
three logs. He was Immediately TAX
en- to Sacred Heart hospital in Med
ford, where it was found that one leg
was badly broken and his body
bruised and skinned. Mr.. McGrew
has a family OF three children.
Frank Mauess of Independence,
Ore, is spending his vacation with
his mother and sisters, Mrs. Bingham
and Mrs. Ed Lemming. Mr.. Mauess
was our former stationmaster. He
will spend the remainder of the
month here.
Miss Lilly Hart arrived last week
from Oakland CAL, to spend the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. Roy Estes.
The Modern Woodmen of the
World gathered on William Packard's
ranch one day last week and helped
Mr.. Packard with his ranch work. He
has been i'll for the past two months
and the weeds we're about to get the
best of him. After the work was
completed the gentlemen who so
kindly helped their brother retired
to the cherry grove, where the cher
ries were thinned very nicely. Those
present were Vance Wolgamott, Carl
Mellin, T. Thompson, Bill Thompson,
Ted Furry, j. w. Kent, George
FURRY, Jim Mcdowell, Frank FURRY,
C. A. Hazen, j. N. Pace, H. E. and
Ralph Bowman, E. F. Jacobs, Jim
Mays, John Budgeon and James
Brown.
Mrs. Palmer of Ashland is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. T. F.
Bentley.
Miss Delpha Coleman entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Helen Clark of Jacksonville and
Miss Edna Wells, newcomer to
Talent. Delicious refreshments were
served and a very pleasant afternoon
was spent. Among the girls present |
were Lucille Holdridge, Pearl With
row, Naomi Wilson, Helen Adamson,
Lucy Oatman, Ruth Garvin, Ruby
Clutches, Matte Turner, Elva Cole
man, Delpha Coleman, Emma Nc
Castlin and Florence Gibbs.
Mrs. p. F. Bentley and Mrs. Palm
er were entertained by Mrs. Burnett
on the Morse ranch on Thursday.
The Clark Henery Construction
Company are moving their plant from
here to Eugene.
Talent school district No. 22 held
its annual meeting at the school
building Monday afternoon. G. A.
Morse was reelected director and E.
B. Adamson as clerk. The meeting
adjourned with Welborn Beeson sue
ceeding G. A. Morse as chairman of
the board of directors
J. T. Baker and Mrs. Nettie Hop
kins, both of Talent, were united in
marriage on Sunday The first of the
week the bride and groom moved to
The A. A. Moody home in West Tai
ent. Congratulations are, extended
20 the young couple by their friends.
j. H. Withrow returned from
klamath Falls after two weeks
business trip. /
Mrs. A. w. Swensen of Bisbee, N
D., arrived this week to visit with
Mrs. R. ]. Luke for some time I
Graves and McPhail, who have :
,een ranchers in the valley for the g
,ast four years, traded their palce b
his week for jewelry store in Lew 4
ston, Idaho. Charles Trotfeather of
bedford will live on the ranch. They
will leave Sunday for their new home.
'oth Mr.. and Mrs. Graves and Mr.. !
1cPhail are we'll liked here, and will n
e greatly missed by all their friends.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
lethodist church met with Mrs. Wes-
ey Vogeli this week.
e. A. Perry is the proud possessor n
+ fine hunting dog.
DR.. McFadden and daughter, Miss
Iellie McFadden, of Duluth, Mimi,
nd guest, Mr. Henshaw of Montana,
rrived this week on their way to San
DR.. McFadden is looking
fter his ranch interests here -
Machinery is being put up at the 4