Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10
TALENT.

ID. h. Hurley. F.
Superintendent Briscoe and Mrs.
Brlscoe of Ashland entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Vogeli and Mrs. Barber as
dinner guests Thanksgiving day
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke OF Frederick
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S.
Crawford and daughter, Miss Emma.
for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boughman and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs Bonham were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Brown on Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs. NJ. L. Sewers OF Roseville,
Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rapp
and small son were guests at the
French home for Thanksgiving din
ner.
Mr.. King and Mr.. Luke arrived
home Wednesday evening from the
northern part OF the state where
they had been spending the summer.
Mrs. Cliff Garven, who has had a
severe attack OF Spanish Influenza
Is at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
Mary Works, and Is recuperatlng.
Lloyd Turner, who has been nome
on sick leave for a few weeks, lelt
Monday evening for San Antonio
where he has been stationed
Mrs. NJ. A. Barber arrived We'd
nesday from Eugene and will spend
the winter here with her daughter,
Mrs. Vogeli and family Mrs. Barb
er has property interests In Eugene
and Baker City and tho well Gd-
yanced In years she carries on her
own business affairs and is a great
traveller. She spent last winter IN
Baker City with a daughter there.
She Is now enroute to her home III
California.
Mrs Ames of Medford spent sew
eral days last week a guest oi "e'
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry.
]. f. Denham and family motored
to Ashland Saturday.
A. Y. Mcmahon spent Sunday OIL
duck hunt at Gold Ray.
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist churcn
viii give n supper and bazaar on
December , at the |. U. u r. hui.'
sumner will be served in calaterla
style. Remember the date lhurS-
day, December IL.
Mrs. Dawson spent Monday shop-
ming in Medford. p,..,i,.
Mrs. Swift was visitor in Phoenix
Monday.
The Red Cross wish to express
, their appreciation and thanks 10 .ne
Salsig Lumber company for the heip
and assistance in raising funds W
rarry on the Red Cross work me
: dance given Saturday evening was
, a grand success. A number OF out
=, of-town people were present anu a a
very enjoyable evening was spent Wy
y those present. The Medford orches'
g ira furnished the music when was
Il appreciated by the crowd.
a Mrs. Spiers was shopping IN Meu
., ford Monday afternoon.
!, Mrs. Foxall was an Ashland visitor
u Monday afternoon.
o L. Oorthuys is slowly recoyerin'
"a from a recent attack OF Influenza.
q Mrs. Marion Tryer was guest o
= Mrs. Ray Toft in Medford Monday
- afternoon.
e The Missionary society of the
o Methodist church held their Thanh
, Offering service at the home of Mrs
Louis Brown Thursday afternoon.
Charles Swift has moved his ram
J. lly out to the Hess place ON Ander'
&C son creek.
o Ted Seaman was a business caller
in Medford Monday afternoon.
d. NJ. Lowe spent couple of days
j. In Medford the first Of the week
e A very interesting service was
l. held at the Methodist church Sunday
+, evening. The question of woman's
work in the future was well and
y ably handled by Mrs. Edna Holdridgc
Prof. Reimer then followed with q
n very interesting address on the et'
4 feet of the present war on the differ
, ent nations of the world and Illus
u trated his remarks by some OF ms
u own experiences while travelling Ill
r the Orient.
Services as usual next Sunday al
no the Methodist church. Sunday school
" at 10 a. m Morning services at ! !
O o'clock. Epworth League at $3.50
e u. m. Evening services at 1880. Ey'
O cry one will be cordially welcome.
a. Red Cross met Tuesday afternoon
after a recess of about six weeks
due to the Influenza epidemic, An
n urgent request is sent out to all the
n members and those who are not m m-
81 bers to attend these Tuesday & ther-
ings. The work now will he sewing
for the relief of the French and Bel
I gians who have so courageous'y
. stood the horrors of war. That wo
{ have been saved the terrible deyasta-
lion of warfare Is due to the cour-
age of these people and 1t seems
j little enough for us TO offer one ay-
! ternoon n week TO assist In provld-
/ Inc comforts for thom.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boughton
and Mrs. Hall left Sunday morning
sor Wrenco where Mr. Boughton
= viii follow his profession OF civli
, engineering.
Mrs. Everett o, Smith of Oakland
Cal, arrived in town last week and
will spend the holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, Amos Dahuff, OF
Palm avenue Mr.. Smith expects to
lon her at Christmas for short
vacation
Miss Alice Hast has gone to Mon
tague where she will be employed
in garage,
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