Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-05-01

the guest of Miss Alice Vandersluis
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. Crawford and Mrs. E. A.
Perry, who were delegates from the
Talent Community Club, attended the
Federation of clubs in Ashland this
week.
The Ta,ent baseball team played
Hornbrook last Sunday and defeated
them. Besides the players, several
men attended the game, all going to
Hornbrook in cars.
Mrs. H. r. King was the guest Of
Mrs. Williamson of Ashland for two
days this week.
w. w. Estes was a business visitor
in Ashland on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Welborn Beeson had rather a seri-
GUS accident this week when his team
of horses ran away, and after run
ming around the block the team ran
into a ditch and threw Mr.. Beeson
out of the wagon, bruising him quite
severely.
Mrs. James Reynolds of the Little
Applegate visited here Friday and
was guest at the Vandersluis home.
Mrs. John Robson and Mrs. Cole
man were Ashland visitors Friday.
Blen Coleman, who is candidate for
county assessor from Talent, visited
Eagle Point Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church met with Mrs. Will
liam Crosby this week.
Mrs. Tom Lamb was a Medford
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Lehman and son Delwin
visited Mrs. Anderson in Ashland
Wednesday.
j. H. Fuller received a telegram
this week calling him back to Maine
to settle some business affairs. Mr..
Fuller will leave in a few days and
on his return will be accompanied by |
his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Denham enter
tained on Easter Sunday, at dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Clutches and fam
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Vandersluis
and family and Miss CaNie Vogeli.
Frank Rose is spending few days
with his family.
Fred Rapp has recently bought a
new Willys-Knight car.
Miss Constance Ames attended
'arty in Medford given by Miss Au-
Trey Roberts on Saturday.
The Phoenix choir of the Presby-
erian church gave their Easter can
alta at the Methodist church on last
sunday evening. The program was
plendid and large audience enjoyed
t.
The Queen Esther Circle had
andy booth at the track meet, on
'riday and made 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Beeson visit s
d Jacksonville last Tuesday.
Mrs. Wesley Vogeli attended the
of the w. c. T. U. in Ash |
Ind on last Tuesday. 6
Mrs. j. Patterson, Mrs. E. B. Adam c
IN, Mrs. Elizabeth Breese and Mrs. /
live Wolters attended the Womens S
of Clubs in Ashland /
|
Mr., and Mrs. Glenn of Bear Creek g
ere pleasantly surprised by a num- t
or of their friends who called to S
'ngratulate Mr.. Glenn on his birth t
W. They aso came to wish them e
pleasant journey, as they leave for
Iaska May l. A delicious lunch b
as served at midnight. Il
W. H. Hurley of Bear Creek left al
'hland Sunday for a visit with his b,
% brothers in Oakland Cal. He p,
Il also visit at Riverside. He ex- az
cts to return about June Is. OF
Field and Track Meet. is
Friday, April 2S, was a great day II
Talent, even if the weather man Sc
Is not very kind. Early in the ca
'rning the Representatives from the ly
ferent schools gathered. The meet lie
S won by Talent, who received the pc
p, with score of 14S points. The it
'ond place is held by Central Point be
d the third place by Phoenix. re
The different schools represented Bi
re Gold Hill, Central Point, Jack on
lville, Rogue River, Phoenix, Tai po
and nearly all the rural schools all
the county. All the entries for -
contests were made at least three sz
IS before Friday. Four events