Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-05-16
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hcN. hoUt. spoOtu VRltel IN hOSeuurg
last week with the family Of his SON,
J. II. Booth.
John Hall went to Ashland last week
to visit there with his daughter, Mrs.
W. F. Ferrier.
Mrs. Mallon is visiting here from
Portland with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
], W. Griffith.
Rev. d. T. Summerville returned last
week from five weeks visit to Klamath
and Lake counties.
Mrs, j. 7. Taylor returned home one
day last week from visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Taylor at Ashland.
J. p. Wentz. merchant OF Smith
River, passed through Grants Pass
Sunday on his way to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Kinney went to
Ashland Friday morning to attend the
funeral services OF Col. w. II. Silsby.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Goodwin and
child, Of Portland, were passengers on
Tuesday mornings train for San Fran.
cisco.
Mrs. +. L. Peter, mother Of Mrs. II.
w. Clark, returned last Wednesday eve
ming from visit Of several weeks at Los
Angeles.
Oscar Naucke of San Jose, Calf, left
on Tuesday morning for that city after
visit at Kerby with his brother. T. o.
Naucke.
Drs. Van Dyke, Moore, Kremer, Smith
and Major went TO Jacksonville Tues
day to attend the medical institute at
that place.
Mrs. j. W. Howard and Mrs. ]. d,
Fry entertained the members Of the
Senior class at the home OF Mrs. Howard
on Friday.
W. II. Wehruna. president, and NJ.
d. Wilson, secretary Of the Oregon state
fair, spent short time in Grants Pass,
Monday evening.
Walter Harmon is taking vacation
this week and has gone TO klamath Falls
TO rusticate for few days and look over
that portion OF the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Meas arrived Fri.
day from Iowa to spend the summer
here visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Rehkopf and other relatives.
Miss Edna Parker went to Mediord
Saturday to visit with Miss Elsie Wiley,
who Ia soon to depart for California
with her parents and family TO reside.
Mrs. @. +. Sparhawk and son, Master
Lynden, arrived on Thursday to visit
for time with the family OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sill, at their
home near Murphy.
Mrs. @. w. Borchert went to San
Francisco Monday morning to visit that
city for time. Mr.. and Mrs. Borchert
will probably make their home at Port
land in the future.
]. NJ. :Hoe and +. X. Danis, of New
York stopped here Wednesday evening
on their way east. Messrs Hoe and
Dams are former New YORK acquaint-
ances OF Arthur Conklin.
Mrs. F. G. Person and childand Miss
Harriet Scovill arrived here last week
from Colorado and will spend month
or more visiting with relatives and their
many friends at this place.
DR.. J. =. Bowman, of Crescent City,
who has been visiting in Southern
Oregon, for a few days past, departed
Tor his home Sunday by private convey.
ance.
DR.. and Mrs. +. G. Frye returned
Monday from months visit among
friends and relatives in Ohio. Their
many friends welcome their return
home.-La Grande Observer.
Mrs. G. L. Harmon left on Monday
evening for Salem where she will visit
for a week and will then JOIN Mr.. Har-
mon and accompany him to Baker City,
where he'goes as a delegate to the grand
lodge, l. o. D. +. which conyenes there
on May 20.
Ralph Davis has returned to Seattle
after spending several months hero with
his parents and friends. He will
pIobably resume his old occupation on
the boats, the water having an irresisti.
BILE attraction for him.
X. j. and Alva Lamar, former well
known young men Of our city, are
visiting relatives and friends In Grants
Pass this week. Riley is now located in
southern California and this is his first
visit here for several years. Alya is
located near sisson, where he is engaged
In mill work.
G. II. Marshall and J. T. Robertson
have gone TO Klamath county, where
they will work in the interests Of the
order Of Modern Woodmen and incident.
ally look over the attractions and ad.
vahtages Of eastern Oregon. They will
operate In Klamath, Lake and Malheur
counties. Mr.. Marshall went by wheel
from Ashland TO klamath Falls, hard
trip.
Tom Smith and family left on the
curly train Tuesday morning for spo-
kane, where they will reside, Mr.. Smith
being now an owner in one OF the
principal undertaking establishments oil
that city. Mr.. Smith and his family,
during their residence here, have made
great many friends who sincerely
regret their departure. Mr.. Smith has
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