Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-17
Talent TidingS

Mrs Earl Briscoe is able to bt
up after a very severe illness. Hel
mother Mrs. Robbins, of Medford
has been caring for her. Mr.
BriscOe expects to move neal
Oregon City as soon as the family
is able.
Mrs. Sloppy, who has been help
/ ing in the home of Chase Gardner
during his illness is home again
Mrs. Welborn Beeson was il
| Talent a few hours Saturday.
Miss Mable Heart of Oakland
Calf, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Jean Estes. The Estes are just
getting out after severe seige Of
| flu
Paul Quackenbush has beer
visiting relatives in the valley.
Fletcher Spencer is moving into
Talent from the oil wells where
he has been working He is NOV.
ing in with Tom Britson's in the
Wedner house.
Mr.. Tom BritsOn, Ed Keith
Fletcher Spencer, Byron Works
Pete Sowash and Ralph Bowman
have been moving the donkey en-.
gine from the Anderson creek mill
1t is understood it is to be put NJ
in the timber near +. +. w
Smiths where the Southern Ore
gOn Logging company are to get
out logs for MedfOrd mills The
Lacy's are working at the Me-
Graw mills where John Lacy has
taken a logging contract.
Prof. Ager and family of Jack
sonyille were visitors at the home
of Prof, Robinson.
Brice Robinson is out again af-
ter his recent illness.
Mr.. Evans and family are Wis
iting with William Highs school
began Monday after a short yaca-
tiOn on account OF the flu.
Fred Cook returned to Klam-
ath Agency with his father, Il. h,
Cook, who spent several days in
Talent.
Mrs. Cary has a severe cold,
Mrs. Nyswaner, who has been stay
ing with her, has been called to
the Riverside ranch near Eagle
Point to care for her daughter
who is very i'll.
Mrs. jeff Bell, who has been
quite sick, is improving. Mrs.
William Dunn and Mrs. Tom Bell
have been doing the work at the
hotel during her illness.
John Crosby, who is in the state
hospital at Salem, is very sick with
flu and pneumonia.
Il, Perry has moved his house
hold furniture from the Ames
building to his home in Medford,
Mrs. Perry is improving slowly,
Mrs. William Crosby went to
the Sacred Heart hospital Sun
day where she will undergo an
operation.
Mr.. Bowman has sold his car
to Mr. Dewey and purchased the
car formerly owned by Harry
Lynch.
DR.. Malmgren has been unable
to attend his patients at Talent on
account Of the severe illness of
his wife, who it is understood Is
improving.
L. S. Bowman, son of Mr. A. j.
Bowman, is very i'll with hemor-
rhage OF the brain.
Mrs. Louise Burnett, who has
been i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Charles Chapman visited
her mother, Mrs. Rhodes, of Ash
land one day last week.
Mrs Netherland of Medford is
visiting her hother, Mrs. Crosby,
and other relatives.
Mr.. ellsworth, who lives on the
highway south of Talent, had a
stroke of paralysis during the past
week, but is some ebtter.
Mrs. Barber came Sunday to
visit with the family of her ddugh-
ter, Mrs. Vogali.
Paul Winsted, who recently
purchased the Brandt property on
the highway north of Talent, has
sold to II. j. Oden, who takes pos
session at once. Mr.. Wilsted will
move to Medford until he can de
eide where he will locate.
+. Perry and daughter, Mrs
Ames, of Medford, were in town
on business Monday.
Harry Mason, Byron Works ant
Tom Britson have all purchased
cars.
They expect to start drilling foi
oil on Mrs. Ferns place northeas
OF town the last of the week
II. w. Frame, who has beoI
spending the winter working il
the National Rice mills at Sacld
mentO, is back on his ranch nea'
Talent.
DR.. J. b. Webster OF Ashland 4
moving on his ranch near Talent
Wyatt Clark has gone int
business with Mr.. Dewey in tn,
garage.
Earl Witherow has moved fron
the Tom Bell house tJ the oil
Brown residence near the barbe
shop.
Mr.. English, the new barber. /
getting his business well starte,
az Talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hale hav
moved back TO Talent.
. Mr. Carter. who had a strok
. Of paralysis. passed away at hi
rooms at Mrs. Walters. The fam
ily took the body TO Portland 10
inierment and have returned {
o. Talent where they will make thei
home for a while.
Mr. Milligan, the station agenr
is sick and his wife Is looking al
ter his work.
Miss Elsie Larson is unable {
. attend 10 her work in the stor
on account OF a severe cold He
sister Ida LarsOn. M takIng ht