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-,i tiuet-last Thurnday evening at the
'l Community hall. There were about
30 present, nnJ among thone who
j aitfintfil werft the mayor, Mt
1 Crawford, ancj other city official.
! The ffirln riivo a commercial pro-
( I ram, followed by an old-time
) dance, ., Jflefre.shmenta . were then
j nerved, '.'and then, thin year being
i the .seventeenth birthday anniver
sary of Campfiro, a lar?e cake wan
' deposed of. The cake wan cut and
j served by the mayor, ass(fitfd $y
j Jay Terr!..., The guardian, the
i mayor and several of the Camp-
nit- uuin save nuuu iuikd,
W. If. JIurley jmnsed away at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Hollbaugh early Monday
morning. Mr. Hurley had been In
poor health for about a. year, and
at the time of hU death was 9
years old, Mr. Hurley wan born
June 13, 1849, near old Fort De
fiance, Ohio. He Hpent the early
part of his life in Iowa, Nebraska
and KansaH. With the early pio
neer movement he came west, lo
cating In the state of Washington,
in 111 he moved to Talent. He is
Hurvlved by a daughter and a son,
Mr. Fred Holibaugh and- Delvin
Hurley,, both of Talent. . The fu
neral services were held Wednes
day afternoon from the. Methodist
church, and were conducted .by
Uev, Hrown, Interment was . in
the Sterns cemetery on Wagner
creek.
Charles Hojdridge was 111 the
first of the week, with flu, but is
now able to be around again.
Mr. and Mrs, A. X. Wilson, of
Kams Valley called on Air. and
Airs. Claud Jones Monday evening.
While In town they ulso visited at
the home of Air. nnd Airs. Detyrd.
The ladles Aid of the Meth
odist church will meet Thursday,
April 11, at the home of Airs.
Charles Kstes. Mrs. Cora Denham
will be asslsstant hostess. Plana
will he started at that time for
the winter bazaar, '
Air. und Mrs. Clarence Homes
and daughter, Clarice,- accompa
nied by Miss Velnm Mason, motor-
oil to Chllonulu Friduy evening and
returned Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Tryor and
two .sons spent the past weok vis
iting at the homo of Airs. Fred
lirundt in Medford. They left Fri
day-night for their home in Han
Francisco.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Klenvlck and Camlly
visited Hnlurdny .afternoon with
Mrs. Walter Hussell In Ashland
John White of Aledford spent
Saturday at his summer home on
Wagner creek
Leonard Orthuyn, who recently
moved from Talent to Coryallls,
has started a landscape garden nur
scry. Ho Is a professional land
scape Kni'rtoner and we wish his
KiicceHK In his new undertaking
Key. and Alrs.: Vlmont and, son
Will of Ashland attended th'o Was
ter Sundity services In Talent.
Mrs. J. J, Tryor was a business
visitor. In j Aledford. Monday morn
In jr.
Mr. nnd Airs. Wotdey Vogell. were
guests faster Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Uriscoe, in
Achluntl,
Air. and Mrs. Frank Craig of
Valley View were guests Sunday at
(ho Iv. I. Crawford homo.
Judge and Mrs. Hay Coleman of
Jacksonville spent Knstcr at the
home of Mrs. Coleman's parent,
Mr. nnd Airs. It. French.
Mr. und Airs. Klvls Cochran ie
turned Satuidayi from Yreku. Cl..
whore they spent the past two.
weeks.
Mrs, . Charles Wilklsou. whu has
spent the past month with her
daughter, Airs. Claud Jones, was in
Aledford Monday afternoon.
Mrs. llaitel Ferns, nccompnnicd
by Airs. Cluy Uandall of Ashland,
motored to Klamath Falls last
Wednewdny nnd spent n few days
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TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
visiting with Airs. Randall's sister.
Mrft. jlice ianlcy of Jackson
ville, accompanied by hr niece.
srent Friday afternoon at the home
of Afrs. Wesley Vojtell. r r-
Airs. V. V. Ilelvig arrived iatur
day and visited with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long, return
ing to her home in Kugene Sunday
evening.
Airs. Kate Afason received word
from her brother, Flqyd Laintwho
went to Portland a couple of weeks
ago to undergo, an operation, for
the removal of a goitre, that the
operation was performpd last Wed-
tnesday and the patient was doing
Q. B. Wickhnm, who Jins leased
the .Shorty Hope minty together
witl the Ashland mine, spent one
day last week, .in Talent visiting
the mine. The machinery Is being
brought down from Buncom by C.
W. Long and his soq Charley. It
will be unloaded at Talent where
Mr,- Long will give 'It a jcleaning
before It is installed In the mine.
- Mr. and Mrs. Delvin Hurley en-
tertained at Easter dinner Sunday.!
Their guosts were Mr- and Mrs. j
Charles Holdrldgo and their two
daughters, Lucille and Doris, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Ho Id ridge of Tal
ent and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moore,
Andrew Moore and Ixlos Church
ill of Medford. -r -
. Mrs. Ggotko, Urlscoe, accompani
ed py her mother,-spent Saturday
afternoon shopping In MedfordV
The people of Talent were shock
ed (Wednsday morplng when the
sad news of the. .sudden ,deatb of
Dr. Ma.lmgren, reached the town.
Miss Mona Brady of Klamath
Falls caJied. foc a Phort visit; at
the-Triwc homta Tuesday afternoon.
Ji- w. ferns maae a pusiness
trip to IvJamatn Fa.Ha Sunday after
noon. v .
Mr. and; Mrs. Ed Roblson mo
tored lot ak.e, Point and spent
Easter Sunday with. . their daugh
ter, Mrs.. Ted Seaman, and family.
Jeff Boll returned Tuesday from
speeding' a week ,vlslfin,g with olil
friends, in Ashland, i- . -
Mrs. Mabel Mack, met "Wednes
day; with the ladles of the' commun
ity and gave some vry Interesting
anO profitable suggestions on home
decoration. The main topic for the
day was window decorations and
electric lamp shades. The next
meeting will bo held Friday, April
12,; for an all-day session. Those
Interested are requested to be prow-.
ent. ' -'
Don, Try er and his sister Miss
Laura (Tryer,; were guests Tuesday
evening at the home of their sis
ter, Mrs, Fred Brandt, in Medford.
Miss Mona Brady of Klamath Falls
was nlso a guest at. the. Brandt
home. . ' ! . - -
Mrs. A-. E. Oardner of Ashland
spent Wednesday afternon as a
.guest at the Community club meet
ing. - . ' ' 1 , :
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will High will cele
brate their IViHh wedding anniver
sary Saturday! April Glh. :
The Talent llebekah ptuh met at
,the home of Mrs, Glen "Wl throw
this afternootiv ,
Tho Talent . Grange will give a
supper and play at thtj Commun
ity hall tonight. L The play will no
produced by the Koguo River Civic
Improvemont .club. 1
C, E. Hooper of Ashland was a
raller In Talent Thursday.
Five scouts. of troop 23 recoived
second-class awards at the court of
honor which, was held In Medford
last week. Those- of tho Talent
boys to receiyo.'tho honors wore
Bob Bullen, Kobert Kelly, David
Wlnkelman, Chester Kamberg and
Jgbn Kelty. Those receiving merit
badges were Clarence Campbell,
carpentry;. Crelg Perry, Capentry,
and Eerl Perry, .carpentry. Rev,
Brown Is. their scoutmaster. .
Charles Austin tfr. Mellford was n
business visitor InTl'alent "Wednes
day. Mr. Austin Is Interested in
the nursery business in Medford..
Airs. A. Waterman was taken to
the Sacred Heart hospital In Med
(ord Tuesday.
The Campfire Girls will meet
with Miss Foggy Hamilton Monday
evening for their ceremonial meet
ing when honors will bo uwarded
and ranks given,
Mrs. Denham chaperoned n party
of seniors who took a trip to Orea
cent Cty Thrsday. Those enjoy
ing the ride were the Misses Bessie
Connor,, Ollie .Hart, Lcllle Ixng,
Jean Spiers and Frank Denham and
Wiley Hall.
.Air.1 and Mm. Guy Hamilton en
tertained With an Easter dinner
Sunday. Their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Smith, of Med
ford, Mr. ,ond Mrs. Salt marsh of
Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hamilton and family, Earl Hamil
ton of Koseburg, Miss Ruth How
ard of - Medfocd, MUs Anna Evans
of Ashland ( and Miss Margaret
lligglns tf Talent.
Jvir. and Mis. Melvln McGee
moved Into tho Page apartments
last Saturday,
Mr, and . Mrs. Bert Nichols who
recently purvhused the Mathisnn
orchard moved from Medford to
their new home tho end of lost
week.
Ed Jenkins left Tuesday for
Roseburg to look Into a property
deal which he is interested in.
Mrs. Jenklnn nnd their daughter
Betty are visiting with relatives In
Ashland during Mr Jenkl,ns ab
sence. . . . s - -
It is to be regretted that the
proposed Improvement which was
begun some weeks ago should .he
defeated by a fe,w who would not
have to put UP a cent for Installing
itf a sewer system, when it is the
wish of the majority of the pro
perty owner, for the cleaning up
of our town. Let any stranger
with Intention of locating In Tal
ent, walk down our two main
streets of the town and they will
Immediately move on. If we wish
our town to grow, we must make
It sanitary. Here's for a clean
town.
BaiitUt Church
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Elder
Jack Ronton, mipt, .
Preaching at U . m. by Jesse
mm rut ana nt 7:30 p. m. by Mr.
WortridgA of Ashland.
Young Peoples meeting at 8:30
p. m.
' Prayer meeting Tuesday even
tug at 7:30.
Choir practice at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joss Inman Friday
evening nt 7:30. Come and enjoy
the services. Everyone welcome.
MHlHHllst Church
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Lester
OREOOX. FftTDAY, APRIL 5, 1929.
Newbry, supt.
Preaching at VI a. m. and 7:30
p. m.
Epworth League at 8:30. An
interesting -meeting fur the young
people.
Young people's prayer service
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Regular prayer meeting Thurs
day at 7:3d. Choir practice imme
diately following.
.A, cordial welcome awaits any
one wishing to attend any of the
services.
, Rev. Audley Brown, pastor.-
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WAGXER CREEK, Ore., .April'
5- SpecialWThe-, Wagner Creek
school hoar dhas accepted' the
general contract Md for the build-'
ing of the new school house, of!
McCalL Lyons and Kulp of Van-!
couver. !
Mr. and, Mrs. James Pellett ofj
Klamath Junctio ncalled on Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Briner last Tues
day. .'
Mrs. F. E W. Smith of Yank
Gulch. was an Ashland caller Mon
day. .
Word has. been received by
friends In this locality that Lou
Snook and Curtis McC.ref have
reached their destination at Bis
bee, Arizona. !
Mrs Milan Burnetto called on
her mother, . Mrs. R. B. Purvis,
last Tuesday. '.....'..
Mrs. J. L. Briner callod on an
ol .dfrlend,. Mrs. P. V. Anderson
Inst Wednesday. . -
II. s. Lynch and Mrs. Eleanor
Perkins, and daughters, Jean Ellen,
were transacting business In Med
ford last, Tuesday.
Mrs. -Lloyd 'Walsh of Eaglo Point
spent tho day wilh her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Corlies last
Wednesday.
, P.. W, Wagner recently moved
lip to the mountain ranch for tho
summer.
: A number of Talent Irrigation
Ditch workers are now cleaning
ditch in this district. . .
Among the dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Briner
last Sunday were C, A. McGrew,
Albert, Chamberlain, Mrs. J. L,
Hriner and dauKhter, Rose LI fa.
Mr. and Mrs, O. E. Green and
Dr. Elroy McGrew.
Mr. and Mrs. Malhewson wore-
business vi-itora. in Medford laplj
Wednesday.
Mrs. F... W, Smith attended the
funeral of W. II. Hurley Wednes
day. , .
Three brothers of this locality.
Joe, Hobart and Ambrose Pen
nington, recently went to ' work
near Butte Falls.
i ' . - - .
JACKSONVILLE, Ore., April r.
(Special) The County Health,
association met Monday afletnoon
at the home of Mrs. H. K. Ilannu.
There was a good attendance. Sup
plies for the county health unit
work were made under the diret
Hon of .Mrs. Burgess of Medford.
Mrs. Carlton, president of the ox
social ion, ' gave a good talk. Fol
lowing 'the afternoon's work tea
was served by the hosteRS.
Many parents will he glad lo
know that The Child Welfa, j Mag
azine, official magazine nf the P--T.
A., is now being received nt the
Jacksonville public library.
Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. Wilfley of
Corvallis spent tho past week vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Joint Norris nnd
other I'lionds in the llogue, Klver
valley. , '
The Jacksonville Rnueknhn ar
planuing a program and social lo
he given tit the Odd Fellows' hall
April 15.
I). W. Bowman arrived Wednes
day to visit his son, Archie How-
man and family. Alter speniiin-? ;
a couple of weeks here he will j
leave lor Idaho.' -.' .
Don't forget the dance at the
IJ. S. hall Satuiday evening given
by the Jachsonville cltaniher of j
commerce. laueing ! lo 2. Music .
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by . JackftouvUle orchestra. Good'trlct meeting at Ashland Tuesday
eats. Be sure to come. ; evening. Mra. Hess- Sett era, the (
Mr. und Mr. Johu N orris eQter- worthy grand matron, was on on.
taiiiod with an Kaater dinner Sun- r official visit, aad inspected the
day for Mr. and Mrstf J.-.M. Wilfrey j-wwk of 4he chapters- of Juckgon- f
of Corvallis and Mr. and ,Mrs. C. H 'vllle. Medford and Ashland. At the i
Davis and mother. Mra. Smith, of, close a large' banquet was served
Aji.inn.i ti Mia niiuMinhlai;t. I
Mrs. Emll nrltt, local weather oh VT. Ii. Shelley of Medforil will
sorver. submits the following re-. preach the Bermon in lluce of Hev.
port for the monlh of March: Tern-1 Hill Kay over KMICI) Sunday even-,
perature, mean maximum, 56.7 de- Ing at 8 o'clock for the Valley Ka
grees; mean minimum, 34.2 de- dio church. Mr. Shelley Js an or
grees; maximum. 72 degrees date Gained minister of the Christian
i: minimum, 2 tleKrees, date 29; church. Mr. Hay. who underwent!
greatest daily range, 3S. Hreclpi-ja slight operation this week, al-;
tation, total, 1.42 inches; greatest , though unable fo preach the ser-J
in 24 hours, 35 r late 22nd. Total 'mon, will have charge of the serv
anowfall, 2.5 inches. Number or;lces. John H. Kniglit will play two
days with .111 or more preciplta-: violin selections diirlns the hour ;
tion, 8: clear, 13; partly cloudy,1
10; cloudy, 8. Precipitation since1
September 1. 13.SS. Precipitation j
for same period last year, IT.Su. i
Mrs. John Morris spent Tuesday I
in Kagle Point visiting her sister, !
.Mrs. Nichols. ' !
Mrs. George Tranta eame down i
Thursday from Camp 1, Butte Falls,
to spend a few days with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Fred Uutcher. j
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flck and
,l,iMiM.lor Vtrelnl.T nnH Mra Frank
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VN'ednesday evening of Mr., and
Mrs. Howard Bare at their home
in Medl'ord.'
About 25 members of Aderal
Chapter, O. K. S., attended the ells-
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