Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-10-09

On September 26 Mrs. E. a. Adam
son gave birthday party in honor
OF little Mary's fifth birthday.
Mr.. G, W. Burnett left Monday for
Corvallis, Ore, with carload of cat
tie for Mr.. owens ranch there.
Mr.. +. E. Cook was a Jacksonville
visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. John Fuller spent Wednesday
in Ashland.
Mr.. William Kerby of Wagner
Creek was business visitor in Tai
ent Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Silva have
moved into the Carey house for the
winter. Their son Joe expects to
spend the winter with his parents.
Mrs. George A. Kerby of Wagner
Creek was a Talent visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Briscoe and
daughter Edna of North Talent spent
Wednesday shopping in Talent.
Mr.. Gus SCHNEIDER of Wagner Creek
was a Jacksonville visitor Wednes-
day.
The Tuesday Afternoon Study Club
met at the home of Mrs Martha Mat
tison.
Mr.. Archie Waterman of Bear
Creek has taken charge of Suncrest
orchard, and Mrs. Waterman will
look after the cook house.
Mr.. Robert Wilcox of the Ashland
mine spent Sunday in Talent.
Mrs NJ, Armstrong was Medford
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Ames was the din
ner guest Friday evening of Mrs.
Carleton James of Medford.
Mrs. Frank Snooks and children Of
Wagner Creek spent Thursday in
Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler of Ashland
were Talent visitors Thursday.
Miss Leonard of Ashland spent the
weekend on Wagner Creek.
Mr.. Fritz Brandt of North Talent
was a business visitor Thursday.
Professor Wardrip of the Wagner
Creek school returned Wednesday
evening from three days trip to
Salem, where he attended teachers
institute. Miss Shaw expects to leave
next week.
Mr.. William Sawyer has enjoyed a
weeks vacation on his ranch on Wag-
ner Creek
The Tuesday Afternoon Study Club
cleared $25,95 at serving lunch at
the school fair The proceeds will go
towards the library fund.
Mrs. NJ. C. Reed was the guest
Wednesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Purvis on Wagner creek.
Mr.. Henry FURRY was a Jackson
vile visitor Tuesday.
| Mrs. Dodge left Wednesday for her
home at Tillamook, Ore, after spend
ing a month with her daughter, Mrs.
E. E. Deeter, who has been very ill.
The Community Club held its regu-
lar meeting last Wednesday with a
good attendance. A great deal of in
terest is shown in the new subjects
which have been taken up. One new
member, Mrs. Emmett Beeson, was
added to the membership as the last
meeting.
Mrs. w. B. Jones of Wagner Greek
was a business visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Combs of Wagner Greek,
who has been very ill, is reported to
be greatly improved.
On Monday evening the city coun-
Gil held it's regular meeting at the
town hall. After the business affairs
were all settled, the councilmen were
surprised by the Community Club la
dies and their husbands, who dropped
in to spend the evening sociably, and
who had prepared a banquet for
them. The council has favored the
Community Club in so many differ
ent ways that the club took this way
of showing their appreciation of their
kindness. Mayor Breese was unable
to stay fer the banquet, owing to the
illness of Mrs. Breese.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker have
rented the Emmett Beeson house on
the Pacific Highway.
Mrs. Joe Kerby expects to leave
soon for Portland Ore, where a fine
position has been offered her. She
will place her daughter, Miss Oracle,
in a school in Portland. Her many
friends will regret their leaving Tai
ent.
The Parent-Teacher Circle held a
meeting last week and elected Of
ficers. All parents are invited,
whether they have children going to
school or not.
The Woman's Home Missionary So