Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-12-10
Talent Tidings
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Howard were quietly married a
Jacksonville Tuesday morning, De
cember 2, at 10 o'clock. They re
turned to Talent where Mrs. Charlie
Lacey served supper at which quit
a few relatives and friends were pres
ent Mrs. Hall is a daughter of Nh
John Lacey of Talent Mr. Hall /
employed on the Siskiyou mountain
where they are filling in a trestl
for the S. P. railroad They vii
make their home at the Siskiyo'
hotel while he is employed there
At about 10 o'clock large bunch o
joy-makers turned out with ever
bell and old tin can they could fin
around town and enjoyed a yer.
pleasant evening. They were treated
with candy and cigars galore. Afte
games were played and all the mut
off their feet they started for hom
at late hour wishing Mr. and Mrs
Hall a happy journey through life
Another wedding occurred Decem
ber 2, which is of interest to Talen
people, that of Mr. Jack Vance o
Talent. and Miss Luella Bailey o
Ashland Jack is a son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. John Vance, who resided here
for several years but recently moved
to Nevada. Jacks happiness wa,
suddenly changed to sorrow when on
the same evening OF his wedding he
received a telegram stating his faith
er wasn't expected to live ana he
must come at once. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Vance left Immediately for his
fathers bedside
Benlah Burnett, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Burnett, is confined
to her home with rheumatism She
has been quite bad, but is getting
along nicely al present
Mr. Henry Pace, who is working
for the county driving a truck and
making Medrord his home was a
visiting his parents at Talent Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. George Elders Of Harrisburg,
Ore, who was visiting friends and
relatives in Talent and Ashland last
week, went home Sunday night ac-
companied by his wife, who has been
here visiting the last two weeks,
Mrs Ed Hughes entertained at din
ner Sunday, Mrs. Guisinger of Ash
land, Mrs. Rose and her sister, Mrs.
George Elders.
Miss Alice Vandersluis, music in
structor of Medford high school, was
visiting in Talent Saturday.
Thelma and Richard Beeson are
confined to their home with scarlet
fever. This is the only home around
Talent now under quarantine.
Mr.. N. Pace was a business visitor
in Jacksonville Saturday.
Mr.. Welborn Beeson, who expects
to leave Talent this coming spring,
resigned his position as chairman of
the school board and his vacancy was
filled by Mr. George Carter.
Mrs Elizabeth BeesOn was a Med
ford visitor Saturday.
Visitors in Talent from Wagner
Creek Saturday were Mr. Harry
Lynch G. A. Briner, viii Fox and
Ed Robson,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stump were
Medford visitors Saturday evening.
Visitors from Anderson Creek Sat
urday were Mrs. Jim Mays and Mr..
Frank Centers
Mrs Mary Works and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clifford Garyin, were Ash
land visitors one day last week.
Mrs. John Budgeon and daughter,
Ruth, went to Ashland Tuesday TO
have Ruth's eyes treated by DR.,
Woods.
Mr.. Bert Porter of Ashland was
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hearing one day last week,
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent at the home of Mrs. Chas. La
cy. Wednesday Those present were:
Mrs. Gay Lacy, Mrs Fred Spencer,
Mrs. William Crosby Mrs. win Chill
ders, Mrs Carl Foster, Mrs. Withrow,
Mrs. Marion Tryer, Mrs Pennilon,
Mrs. Chase Gardner. A delicious
lunch was served and everybody had
a delightful time.
Mrs. Hazen and Mrs Pearl Bar
rett. who have been packing apples
in Medford. have a few days layoff
Clim Clark, who has been laid up
with rheumatism for the last two or
three weeks. ia improved and able
to be up and around in the house.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Koozier who
have been occupying the Pace house
on Gibson avenue. will move to Med
ford as soon as they can rent a house
there and Mr.. and Mrs. Pace will
move in as soon as they are able to
secure their house.
Mrs Hearing and Mrs VIII Crosby
went to Ashland Tuesday and spent
the dav with Mrs. Bert Porter.
daughter of Mrs. Hearing.
Nrs Kouns has been aniovinp a
visit from her brother. Mr. Chas.
Simmons from Salt Creek. Ore. the
last week.
Miss Mary Chairman of Twin Falls.
Idaho stopped over saturday in Tai
emf ON her way from California. and
was ioined nv Mrs Jettie O'Connell.
They left together for tbeir homes
in Nevada Miss Chanmar nursed
Mrs O,CopneIl tbronrh her recent
illness and onaratiop sho underwent
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