Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-03-06

along this line is predicted for them.
After the above mentioned, which was
the preliminary, the game between
Eagle Point and Talent was played.
The final score was S3 to in favor
of Talent.
Mrs. Heselgrave is enjoying visit
from her niece of Central Point.
Mrs. S. |. Wilson and Miss Marian
Brown visited in Jacksonville this
week.
Quite a little work is being done
on the roads in the vicinity of Talent.
Professor F. C. Reimer attended
the horticultural meeting at Rogue
River.
The junior congregation of the M.
b. church enjoyed a hike to the Payne
cliffs a week ago Saturday Rev.
Reed was the commanding officer Of
the mixers, and all of the little folks
enjoyed a good time. Officers were
elected, and hike is planned for
once a month.
The members of the Olympic So
ciety went on picnic week ago
Saturday, They all met at Luke's
confectionery store at 8 o'clock, with
enough eats to make any one feel
hungry. 1t took about two hours to
reach the Payne cliffs, where they
ate dinner and had a good time for
the remainder of the day. They re-
turned to town in the evening, get
ting back about 6 o'clock. Those who
enjoyed the trip were Helen Adam
son, Anna Anderson, Pearl Withrow,
Elva Adamson, Delpha Coleman,
Naomi Wilson, Emma McCastlin,
Ruby Clutches, Margery Adamson,
Viola Armstrong, Cecil Ager, Henry
Pace, Ava Holt, Ted Seaman, Glenn
Terrill, Arnold Coleman, Clem Clark,
Ivan Houston, Theodore Jones, Ralph
Bowman, Byron Seaman, Oscar An
derson, Byron Keith, and the teach.
ers, Miss Olson and Peter Spencer.
Mr.. Maize, manager of the Bagley
Canning Company, has moved hi
family to Ashland to live. Mr.. Maize
has not finished all his work at the
cannery, but will go to and from or
the Interurban car.
At the city hall last Wednesday
night there was an address by Mr.
Austin, from Portland, on sugar beets
and sugar factories. George Austin
head agriculturist of the Utah-IdahC
Sugar Company of Salt Lake City
gave the principal address Of tn,
evening and offered many helpful
suggestions to those who intend t
plant beets.
Mrs. Mark Klein of Wagner Creel
is the weekend guest of Mrs II. c
Bowman.
Mrs. Chester Wolters spent Friday
at the home of her mother Mrs
Saunders, in Ashland.
Miss Ona Maxson left Friday morn
ing for Trail, Ore, where she teaches
school until June |.
The Epworth League held Its
monthly business meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lehman
Refreshments were served and a so
olal time enjoyed.
Mrs. Frank Oatman entertained q
party of ladies from Ashland Monday.
Walter Reynolds and son Ray left
Monday evening for Ashland to visit
relatives before leaving for their new
home at Salem, Ore.
Harry Lynch of Wagner Creek was
a business visitor Saturday
Fulton Smith made a business trip
to Medford Monday
Mrs. l.. r. Rhodes of Medford was
a business visitor Monday.
The following attended peg O. My
Heart" at Ashland, Monday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Beeson, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. f. Foss.
Marion Tryer was a business vis+
itor in Phoenix Monday evening.
Levi Stagg made business trip to
Medford Monday.
The Community Club held its regu-
lar meeting Wednesday afternoon,
March 1, at their club rooms. Mrs,
C. w. Holdridge presided in the alb
sence of Mrs. H. r. King, president.
Mrs. Joshua Patterson offered to fur
nish four cypress trees for the
Mrs. William Breese asked
for a committee to be appointed to
meet with the city council on their
next meeting, to form ideas how to
leautify the grounds. Mrs. Ager sug-
yested vines to be planted to cover
he iail. Mrs. w. Breese gave three