Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-17
TALENT AND VICINITY.


ley, CAL, where he has been working
for the past three months. He is
now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Vandersluis until he leaves for his
ranch near Agness, Ore.
Mrs. T. Burnett is recovering from
la grippe.
Mrs. Louis Brown entertained the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
at her home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Sophie Wolters arrived from
San Francisco Monday and is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Olive Wolters,
for few weeks. Miss Wolters is a
former resident of Talent and many
friends welcome her back.
Misses Margaret Ames and Alice
Vandersluis were Medford visitors
Thursday.
Miss Angie Bell, who attends Ash
land high school, visited the Talent
school Thursday.
]. Barrett returned Wednesday
from the Niger Boy mine at Horn
brook, Cal.
G. V. Dana, music instructor of
Ashland, was Talent visitor Thurs
day.
H. o. Powers is able to he out
again after a weeks illness with la
grippe.
Miss Edythe Tryer ia suffering
with an abscess in her ear.
Harry Gleim and Charles Pulaski
are spending a week in the Little
Applegate country.
M. G. Reed gave a lecture on
Abraham Lincoln and His Religious
Life last Friday evening, under the
Of the Talent Epworth
League. Before the lecture short
concert was given by the Ashland
high school trio, consisting of Alice
Vandersluis, John Anderson and Fern
Murphy, and by the Methodist church
quartet choir of Ashland, consisting
Of Messrs. Tilton, Yeo, McGee and
Ever. All numbers were we'll appre-
ciated. Despite the fact that Mr..
Reed had a very bad sore throat and
the rainy weather, there was fine
audience. The proceeds went on the
payment of the piano at the church.
Riley Nyswanner was appointed
road supervisor for the Talent dis
trict this week.
Charles Gardner was a Medford
visitor Thursday.
Miss Lillian Pierce resumed her
work at the Talent school, after a
weeks absence on account of sick
less.
The Misses Neither have moved |
rom the Lacy building and are now
one of the houses owned |
~ ]. Sloppy.
Miss Alice Vandersluis was the
quest of Miss Annette Wakeman of
dedford Friday evening.
Everett Beeson, who has been very
Il, is slowly recovering.
j. H. Wilson of Talent was Med
ord visitor Wednesday.
Howard Frame visited friends in
bedford Thursday.
Miss Lucy Withrow and Miss Ona
Iaxon were visitors in Ashland
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lehman have
moved into the house formerly occu-
lied by Rev. ]. T. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Thomas have
moved from the Mountain View
anch to the Gold Range ranch, two
niles out of Medford.
Fire completely destroyed the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. High last
'riday evening, while they we're at
ending the lecture at the Methodist
hurch. 1t was caused from a de-
ective flue. Mr.. High has had very
ard luck with fires this last year,
aving lost his carpenter shop
trough that cause last summer. He
ltends to rebuild in few weeks.
t present Mr.. and Mrs. High and
aughter are living with Mrs. w. D.
.oldridge.
Mrs. L. P. Ames and daughter en-
ertained at dinner, Saturday even
lg, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Reed, Henry
lmore and ]. H. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Morse enter
lined Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Minuth
st Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Houston left
lis week for their new home in
,uthern California. They lately
I'D their orchard, the Buckeye, to
r. Owen of California.
Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Anderson left
lis week for their new home near
yrtle Creek, Oregon.
Chester Knighten OF Wagner
reek was a business visitor here
thursday. Also John Kent was a
sitor here.