Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-01-18
BeHevieW Notes
(By the Language Glasses of Belle
view School.)

at the county hospital at Talent, the
children were taken to Mrs. Rogers
their grandmother.
Ollie Phelps transacted business in
Ashland Thursday.
j. F. Miller was hauling wood to
town for Bud Moore Thursday.
Alice Ager visited at Mrs. Beagles
Tuesday.
Mr.. Walker called on j. F. Mil
Ter Sunday on business.
Mesdames Gray, Moore and Ignat-
Jus called to see Mrs. Swartzfager on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Grimbsley was at Mrs. Eske's
Friday morning.
Wilbur Beagle and Gates King Wis
tied school Thursday.
George King was a visitor at Mr..
Beagle's Thursday.
Mrs. Kenyon spent Wednesday with
her mother, Mrs. Minor of Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Moore shopped
in Ashland Thursday.
The piano tuner, Mr.. Gray put our
school piano in good shape Wednes-
day. He tuned several pianos in the
neighborhood.
]. F. Miller was transacting busi-
ness in Ashland Friday.
George and Gates King and Wilbur
Beagle were Ashland visitors Thurs
day.
w. S. Moore favored the school
with short visit Wednesday
Mrs. s. j. Evans is reported on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray we're in town
Thursday.
Mrs. c. A. Brown called on Mrs.
Kelts Wednesday.
Mrs. Kelts and daughter, Grace,
attended the annual meeting at the
Congregational church Wednesday
evening.
A. c. Joy killed three pigs last
Wednesday. c. l. Homes helped him.
Mrs. ]. w. Millner visited Mrs.
Shaw Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Tucker visited Mrs. c.
I. Homes Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Moore went to
Jacksonville and Medford Thursday.
Victor York is helping Mr.. Fifield
prune his apple trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Miller and son,
Harold, left Friday morning for
Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Ignatius and Mrs. Gray were
shopping in Ashland Friday after
noon.
The Parent Teachers meeting last
Friday evening was said to be one
of the very best meetings ever held
by the circle. There was a good at
tendance. and tho program, consist
ing Of instrumental and vocal music
and two excellent papers, was most
thoroughly enjoyed by all. The NOV
ing picture show was the main sub
ject of the meeting and plan was
set on foot with the object of encour-
aging the clean show and discourag-
ing the others.
Mr.. Dozier and sister returned last
Sunday from southern California,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives since before the holidays.
]. L. Miller sold four cords of
wood in town Monday.
Weyburn and Virgil Kenyon are
the new pupils this week.
]. B. Hunter and family have had
their phone disconnected preparatory
to leaving for Canada In the near fu
ture.
Some excitement was caused when
the flue burned out at the Phelps
home early Tuesday morning.
Fred Homes is sporting a new
Maxwell.
iChas. Swartzfager's father is stay
ing at his place, taking care Of the
things during the sickness of Mr.. and
Mrs. Swartzfager.
Mrs. Evans, reported sick few
days ago, is no better.
The class in domestic science
served some very delicious soup at
the noon hour both Monday and
Tuesday. This class will have charge
of the kitchen and will serve a hot
dish of some sort every day.
The rural telephone company of
this community held its annual meet
ing at the school house Monday even
ing. No serious troubles were re-
ported and the service has been ex-
cellent.'
George Kenyon has gone on trip
to his homestead.
Frank Rush returned home from
Portland Sunday, whore he has been
engaged with an express company.
A crowd of young people chariva-
ried Virgil Rush and wife Monday
evening.
I'M. Mashburn of Shasta, Cal, and