Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-01

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Mrs. Grimsby Mrs. James and lit
tie daughter Fern left here Monday
to locate in Ashland.
1t has been announced that the /.
Brotherhood of American Yeomep
will give grand ball at the l. o. o.
F. hall Wednesday evening, March
IT. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the Talent Homestead
lodge, Everyone is invited to at
tend.
The following was the program
given by the Wagner Creek school
Saturday evening, after which de-
licious l5-cent supper was served: |
Music by Bear Creek orchestra. Fan |
drill by eight little girls. Recitation
by Maud Rice. Song, 81 Want to |
Kiss Mamma Good might" by Ora |
Smith, Thelma Barnhart and Ella
Briner. Dialogue, Taking the Cen
sus." Piano solo, Nights of Glad
ness" by Mrs. Wardrip. Dialogue
song, Fanny Gray" by Mr.. and Mrs
Smith. Recitation by Thelma Kent. |
Song, In the Golden After While"
Reading by Mrs. Smith. Music by
the Bear Creek orchestra. About one
hundred people were present, and af-
ter deducting expenses the receipts
were $500. Part will be used to pay
for the yolley ball and net and the
rest will be put in the Parent-Teacher
Association treasury.
William Kerby and his mother Of
Wagner Creek were visitors here
Thursday.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Campbell of Medford spent the day
: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. l.
Wilson of Anderson Creek.
On Thursday DR.. and Mrs. Hart
: and children and Mrs. Charles Brown
= spent Thursday the guests of Mrs. S.
I. Wilson on Anderson creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Clutches of Grit
y fin Creek are the guests of Mr.. and
> Mrs. o. C. Clutches of Anderson
D Creek.
. Mr.. Hull of Central Point gave a
free moving picture show Wednesday
evening He will show pictures here
u every Wednesday evening at the Tai
- ent theatre.
Mrs Dudley Stedman of Ayers Spur
: visited his sister, Mrs. Burnett, a few
days this week.
M. L. Rhodes bought a new auto
this week.
Miss Delpha Coleman and Mrs. B
H. johnson were Ashland visitors
Thursday.
The Tuesday Afternoon Study Clul
met with Mrs. Mattheson this week
- Vance Wolgamot and Chester VOL
ters made business trip to Medfor
Thursday.
Mrs. John Hart entertained a com
pany of little folks, celebrating he
small daughters birthday, this week
id The Parent-Teacher meeting wa
a held Tuesday evening, February %
ct Several important topics were dis
~ cussed by the parents and teachers
to The meeting was called to order b
Mrs. Effie Seaman, chairman, an
Mrs. G. w. Ager, secretary pro ten
Musical selections were given by Cal
men Rose and George Hartley, violir
en en Mrs. Clinton McCurdy, piano solC
lie and Misses Helen and Marjory Adam
son, violin and piano duet.
Mrs. Will Glenn left Friday
spend two weeks in Ashland. Sh
nj will keep house for her mother, Mr.
ne Hensley, who is visiting in souther
le- California.
DR.. John Hart is moving from h
present home to the house owned b
L. Sloppy. He will have his offiC
ID there also.
to Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Thomas an
ou Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Burgan attende
Cd the Juvenile Club dance in MedfoT
ms last Monday evening.
a Mr. and Mrs. Herman Summe
'k- and little daughter Marie of Wagn'
Creek visited friends here Thursda
A. ]. Hall of Wagner Creek tran
acted business here Thursday.
Misses French of Phoenix were VI
~ itors here Thursday.
the MIR. and Mrs. Henry Kerby of Wa
the ner Creek visited Ashland Thursda
BILE Mrs. H. Stengel of Ashland visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Briscoe of North Talent.
Mrs. Susie Burnett visited in AS
Is land Friday.
a Mrs. ]. Davis of Wagner Creek v
tied here Friday.
l. Friday evening the Talent Epwol
League presented the play, "Brt
On the Waters" at Central Poi
Following are the characters:
Harem, principal of Lake Semina
CaorUa Iaffary. Harry Harlan