Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-21

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afternoon was spent quietly by play
Ing games and delicious refresh
ments, consisting Of ice cream, cake
and chocolate were served. The In
vited guests were Elizabeth Brown,
Beth and Orpha Ager, Ethel Keith,
Edith and Ethel Hazen, Lillian REIN
er, Carmen and Maxine Rose, Grace
and Marie Purvis, Marjory Adamson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kerby and
daughter Ella and Louis Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and son are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bowman
and family.
Mr.. John Beeson returned from the
mountains Thursday and visited Ash
land. Thursday evening he left
again for the hills.
Mr.. Tibbins of Portland, an insur-
ance man, was business visitor here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Terrill returned Thurs
day from five weeks visit at the
home of her son, Charles Terrill, of
Butte Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stratton left
Anderson Creek last week and are
now living at their home in Ashland
George Bristow of Anderson Creek
is suffering from a badly bruised leg
]. B. Mayes of Anderson Greek
made a business trip to Talent Mon,
day.
The Jackson County Creamery
truck had an accident Friday morn.
ing while turning one of the street
corners here. A back axle was brok'
en- so the truck will be out Of com
mission for a little while.
Mr.. Chase Gardner, Mr.. George
Ross and Mr.. James Brown Of Beal
Greek we're business visitors here
Friday.
Mrs. John Calvin and children re
turned to their home on Anderson
creek after spending two weeks il
Oregon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burdette Dodge
of Medford were guests at the Ames
home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Wolgamott
and family left for Crescent City tc
spend the remainder of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ward and sor
Robert of Wagner Creek left Satur'
day for a camping trip on Jennie
creek. They expect to spend severa
weeks.
Mr.. Jesse Thomelson has returned
home after being in the JarvisBos
Tough hospital in Ashland for twenty
days. Mr.. Thomelson underwent
very serious operation. having ha'
one kidney removed. He is doinl
very well, gaining strength rapidly
but still under the doctors care.
The teachers for the coming yea
in Talent are: Mrs. Stannard o
Ashland, Miss Mabel Mickey of Med
ford, Miss Hazel Lowe, who live
near here, Mrs. NJ. V. Stewart o
Ashland, Miss Linnie Currin of Cor
wallis, and Prof. G. W. Ager.
Mrs. j. V. Schley of Chicago an
Miss Mary Vandersluis of Two Har
bors, Mimi, arrived here Friday a
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wander
sluis and family.
Mrs. L. P. Ames entertained guest
at dinner Sunday. Covers were lai
for twelve.
Obituary.
Roxanna e. Brown, wife of OR
T. Brown, was born in the state o
New Hampshire April 29, 1888, an
died Tuesday, August 10, 1916, 1:3'
D. m. At the age of nineteen year
she moved to the state Of Wisconsin
with her parents. In 1854 she wa
united in marriage to 0zro T. Brown
In 1851 Mr.. and Mrs. Brown crosse,
the plains with OK team to Phoenix
Ore, where they resided four years
after which they went as the firs
pioneer settlers into klamath count
and were prominently identified will
the growth and development of tha
county. Mrs. Brown was the frs
white woman to go to Crater Lake
and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were II
klamath at the time Of the Modo
war. Later the family moved to Ash
land, where they lived until ten year.
ago, when they came to Talent
where they have resided ever since
Four children were born to thi
union, two of whom died in infancy
One son, Erwin, died in 1890. Th'
deceased is survived by her husband