Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-13
BeNeNieW Notes
(By the Language Glasses of Belle
view School.)


to get out his motorcycle Sunda,
morning. Cars seem to be safe lef
around most any place, but the gaso
line should be kept under lock ant
key.
Marguerite Moore's Sunday schoo
class enjoyed a picnic Saturday. AL
report an excellent time.
The teachers have been reading us
some animals stories teaching kind.
ness to dumb animals. They are all
good, but one in particular, "The
Horses Prayer" should be where
every person who handles a horse
could see it every day.
We have had the basketball re-
paired so that the girls may interest
themselves with it and the tennis
court while we boys get busy with
our field work preparatory for the
dlCnJ uletl.
The first contest in the country
spelling contest came off Friday. We
made an average of 96 2-3 per cent.
One 5th one 7th and one Sth grade
made 100 per cent each. We had
hopes OF making a higher average,
but one or two went as low as 80 per
cent.
Leo Kenyon was out of school
three days last week on account of
sore foot
Mrs. Ed Gowland visited school a
short time Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mays are about
settled in their new home in our
neighborhood. We are glad to wei
come them to our midst.
Chas. Swartzfager is plowlng for
E. E. Kenyon.
Harry Farmer has just completed
a nice school mail box, and Bon"
Buchanan a rail for Miss Skeen's
desk. We are proud of the progress
we are making in manual training.
Roy Taylor, who is working at the
logging camp above here, spent Sun
day with home folks.
Earl Brown went fishing Saturday
with some friends from town and re-
ports good time.
Harvey Taylor has just returned
from Hit, Cal.
c. A. Brown has rented the Green
men place for pasture for his cows.
Ed Gowland has recovered nicely
from recent operation on his throat.
We forgot to mention last week
that Mrs Miller, Mrs. Gowland's S
mother. of Ashland, visited at the
latter's home one day during the
week.
Parent-Teachers Circle meets Fri
day evening of this week with the
prospect of a very interesting pro-
gram. We hope to give a report of
some at our next writing.
An enjoyable time is anticipated at
the Sunday school social to be held
at the old gymnasium building next
Friday evening Our Sunday school
is prospering. The house was prac-
tically filled to capacity last Sunday.
Mr. Buchanan made a trip to Jack
sonville Saturday.
Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Buchanan with
a bunch of the school children went
to the lithia springs Satur-
lay.
Mr.. Phelps and Mr.. York made
rip up on the mountains last Sunday. |
Mrs. Phelps had company Saturday.
w. L. Moore and family and S.
Brown and family motored to Med
ord Sunday.
John Swartzfager, wife and father
listed with Charles S., Sunday.
Jim Beagle moved into Ashland
Saturday.
Delbert Moore and Chester Jenson
re cutting wood on the reserve at
resent.
Mr.. Kelts was shopping in Ashland
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dennis, Chester
enson and family visited at Delbert
loore's Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Dennis gave her sister,
lrs. Moore, a beautiful canary bird
or birthday present
]. A. Kelts reports all his peaches
nd most of the cherries killed by the
ecent frost.
Mrs. j. A. Kelts was in Ashland
aturday, visiting friends.
w. T. Beagle and Guy Randals are
auling wood from the l. R. Batman
lace.
Below are few of the anglers
'om Belleview who tried their luck
unday: Guy Randals, Marlin Cusic,
gorge King, Kate Coader, Ivan
armer, Gates King and Wilbur Bea-