Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-06-05

Miss Dora Sly of Doris, Cal, vislt
LED relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stim
son, near the 401 ranch near Eagl
Point last week. She is now in TaI
ent for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. High an
daughter Helen and Mr.. Carl Leh
man returned with Mr.. and Mrs. HigI
and company to Doris in their cal
The Highs will be away for a fey
days.
Mrs. c. G. Vandersluis is expected
to arrive soon from St. Cloud, MINI
She will be accompanied by her sol
John Vandersluis of Minot, N. D
Mrs. Vandersluis will spend the sum
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wander
sluis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman and famil!
have moved into the house owned b!
Mr.. j. Lacy, across from the Talen
depot.
Theodore Fish, Jr., of Phoenix wa,
a Talent visitor Wednesday evening
Orlie Powers and Harry Glenn at
tended a meeting of the fruit associa.
tion in Medford Wednesday.
Miss Nan Smith of Portland ar.
rived Friday morning to visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Bert Daugherty, OF
the Suncrest orchard. She will spend
the summer in the Rogue River val
ley.
Mrs. c. c. Ames visited Mrs. L. P.
Ames and daughters, Thursday, at
Medford.
Jay Withrow left Sunday evening
for Portland and returned Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathis left Monday
for their home in South Da-
kota. They went via Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vessey, who were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Minuth,
eft Tuesday morning for their home
N South Dakota. They are taking
The southern route and will also visit
N Canada before going to their home.
Wednesday evening the Odd Eel
ows held their regular meeting at
he lodge rooms.
Lawrence Crawford returned from
Grants Pass Friday.
Miss Alice Vandersluis spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
lanes in Medford.
The Decoration Day program was
by Mr.. w. H. Mattheson,
which took place at the Talent grave
ard on Anderson creek. The pro-
sram was opened by our patriotic
long, "America," sung by Mr.. and
drs. Henry Frame, Mrs. Goddard and
lr. Mattheson. Prayer by Rev. M.
:. Reed. Song by the above quartet.
teading by Mrs Ella Holdridge.
leading by Mrs. W. j. Dean. Song
y quartet. Short talk by Prof. G.
!. Briscoe of Ashland. Speech by
.ev. Reed and song by the quartet.
large crowd gathered for the pro-
ram.
Tuesday evening farewell party |
as given for Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Leh-
ian and Mr.. Jay Withrow, who left |
,r new homes in Eugene and Sher-
ian, respectively, at the Williams
Dme. A large crowd gathered for
lie party and an exceedingly pleas
ne evening was enjoyed. Games
ere played and at about II o'clock
were served.
Miss Ona Maxson left Saturday,
Inc 3, for Eugene, where she will
tend summer school.
The Home Missionary Society of
e Methodist church met with Mrs.
e. Foss at her home near Talent,
lursday. The officers for the COM
g year were elected. A large num-
r attended besides the regular
embers and a very pleasant after
on was spent. {
Mrs. McCracken and daughter .
ent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J
o. Clutches before leaving for their
W home in northern California.
Mr.. and Mrs Sorem and children
Bear Creek spent Friday in Med
d.
Mr.. HEREFORD Of California recently !
lght the ]. H. Withrow ranch on
derson creek.
Mrs. Eta Lunt of Anderson Creek !
5 a sister from Brooklyn, N. Y, \
iting her. She will spend the sum 4
r here. \
Mr.. Foote of Redding, CAL, is visit (
his sister, Mrs. H. R. King. I
Mrs. Turner and daughter Of Ash \
d spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. /
H. Denham. I
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Weimer Of Wolf \
EEK are spending few days here !
business. i
Mrs. M. ]. Keith visited Wagner \
elk Wednesday. 4