Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-01-21
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Talent Tidings

A very large crowd enjoyed the
open lodge social given by the Re-
bekah lodge Saturday night. A
splendid program was given, then
dancing was enjoyed by the young
folks until late hour. Mrs. Mark
Kline, the noble grand. was up from
Medford. All reported a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hall are here
visiting relatives. They have been
living at Siskiyou since they were
married here December 2.
Mrs. Henry Burnett had as her
guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Burnett and son, Ray, her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Works, her brother, By
ron Works, Mr.. Burnett's mother
and a sister, Mrs. Cliffard Garvin;
Mrs. Keith and Mrs. G. w. Burnett
and children.
Mrs. Kouns left Monday afternoon
for a months visit with her daughter
and other relatives in Southern Cal
ifornia.
Mrs E. Jones was a Medford Wis
itOr Friday.
Carl Melin, who recently sold his
place on Anderson creek, has pur-
chased the property of G. w. Morse
recently vacated by Mr.. Henry Bur
nett and family.
Mr.. Ralph Koozier rented house
in Medford Monday and expects to
move his family there in the near
future.
Mr.. Frank Hamlin of Ashland has
sold the property he recently pur-
chased from Mr.. William Yeo to the
Methodist church for parsonage.
The Talent girls expect to play
basketball with the Ashland team on
the Ashland floor Friday night. Ev-
erybody who can is requested to at
tend to yell for thse girls who have
made such fine start for the sea-
son.
Among the Jacksonville crowd at
tending the basketball game Friday
night was Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Ter
rill.
MIS-. Edith Burnett went with her
little son Orval to see Dr. Malmgren
at Phoenix Saturday. 1t was thought
he had the mumps but ii was not
and he is able to return to school
again.
Mr.. Ray Stafford, a resident OF
Talent about ten years ago, is around
again renewing his friendships with
old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. French, who recent
" sold their property in StringtoWn,
have rented the Van Dunlap proper
ty and are moving there.
Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Hughes was
visiting in Ashland Thursday with
Mrs. Elders, who is there for short
stay from Harrisburg, Ore.
Mrs. John Hearing was in Ashland
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Bert Porter and family
Mrs. Dug Stedman Of Phoenix was
in Ashland Monday visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Works, and other
relatives.
Miss Letha Paster was down from
Ashland Saturday and Sunday visit
ing with her grandmother, Mrs. John
Hearing.
Mr.. C. A. Hazen, who has the
Life Insurance agency,
was in Medford Saturday on business,
Mr.. John Hearing was business
visitor in Jacksonville Monday.
Mr.. George Bristow of wagner
Creek was Jacksonville business
visitor Monday.
Mr. Peter Vandersluis of Grenada,
Calf. was visiting in Medford ana
Talent the last of the week.
Mr.. Blen Coleman Of Jacksonville
was business visitor here Monday
He recently sold his share in the
Talent Mercantile store to Louis
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Scott was in
Medford Saturday night attending
show. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Pellet and lit .
lie daughter Jacquiline was visltlhS
Mrs. Pellets mother, Mrs. olive wal .
.ers, Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Seyferth OF Kerby, Ore
returned home Sunday morning al
Ter three weeks visit with her Sis
.er. Mrs. Margaret Crosby. -.
Mr.. Earl Withrow has moved MS
'amily into the house he rented from
Mr.. Tom Bell. -,
Mr.. Fletcher Spencer and family
who recently moved into the Ferns
Valley district, was visiting relatives
lere Saturday, Ii
The machinery has heen hauled to
7erns Valley on Mrs. Ferns ranch
md will start drilling for oil there
II a couple of weeks. One oil the
most experienced oil drillers from the
.ast will be here to look atter 'he
york. ,,,
Mrs Tim Burnett was an Ashland
.isitor Tuesday.
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