Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-02

IN the school last Thursday Thoy
reported only one case of injection,
and that not virulent.
Miss Lowe, one of the Talent teach
ers, is to mako her home for the rest
of the school year with MI and Mrs.
Jay Terrill,
Frank billiard returned Thursday
for a business trip up on the noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers C. Wagner
Creek attended the Page theatre
Wednesday evening.
Thursday morning DIR Hart re-
moved Mrs. Herman Summers of
Wagner Creek to the Sacred Heart
hospital. Mrs. Summers fell off the
porch at her parents's home last Sat
urday and the fall injured her so
that en- operation had to be per-
formed. The latest report is that
she is resting easily and is considered
out Of danger.
Mrs. Ncllio ]. Beeson has bought
the ten acre tract of orchard on Wag-
ner creek formerly owned by Mrs.
Jessie Brimhall of Curtin, Lane coun-
ty The deal was made by ]. G.
Mason, Talents real estate man.
The team Of A. T. Atkins, which
was tied up in front of ]. Crawsord's,
became frightened at the train and
ran away, smashing the buggy badly.
H. 8 Lynch Of Wagner Creek came
in from his ranch on Wagner creek
to get several head of cattle which
were in the pound.
Mrs. Weaver ana Mrs. John Heer-
ing visited the Talent school Wednes-
day
Mrs. Marion Tryer and daughter
Laura spent Wednesday at North Tai
ent, visiting Mrs. Fred Brandt.
The Wagner creek bridge near
Fred Rapp's has been washed out by
the high water
Robert Wilcox of Ashland is spend
ing a few days in Talent, visiting
friends.
Fl. G. Bowman has rented the
Rasey ranch on the Pacific Highway
and will move his family there during
the first week in April.
T. E. Scantillon of Ferns valley
motored to his ranch on Anderson
creek Wednesday.
Arthur Brown, the business man.
ager of the Mail Tribune, was in Tai
ent Thursday.
John Beeson of Wagner Creek was
a business visitor Thursday
R. J. Luke and H. R. KinG Of Fred
erick were business shoppers Friday
Mrs. John Prader and son of Wag-
ner Creek transacted business in Tai
ent Friday.
The school lunch has ben discon
t,nued because of the high cost of
foodstuffs.
L. o. Penland of Bear Greek was a
business viistor Thursday.
N. Brophy, William Petrie and Ed
ward Dickey of Anderson Greek were
business visitors Friday,
Mr., and Mrs C. A. Brown arrived
from Cottage Grove last Friday and
will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Stump until Monday.
James Mays of Anderson Creek was
a business visitor in Medford We'd
nesday
Frank Centers of Anderson Creek
business in Medford We'd
nesday.
The A. B. c. social given at the
NJ. E. church was graad success.
Mrs. c. w. Holdridge was hostess and |
the evening was spent playing games |
and having a spelling match Fruit |
punch and cake were served at II
. l'clock.
E. e. Cook and small son Freddie
we're Ashland visitors Friday.
j. Patterson of North Talent was
l business visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. H. c. Frame and Miss An
lrews of North Talent were business
,istors Thursday.
The serious condition of J N Pace,
Who is ill with blood poisoning, is
,ery much improved and Or Griffin
lays he is now out of danger. Mr..
PACE is the Talent school janitor, and
will be glad to know he is
,ettlng better.
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