Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-09-18
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Mrs. G. W. Donnell and daughters
returned from Ashland Monady night.
Mrs. c. L. Bloom spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in the city ON bust
ness.
Z Farley Proctor returned Saturday
from two weeks vacation on Briggs
creek.
Mrs. J. L. Gault returned last Sat
urday after spending three weeks in
Portland.
, Misses Edith and Margaret Ban
nard returned last Thursday from
their camp at Colestin.
Miss Ethel Palmer left Friday even
ing for Eugene where she will attend
the University of Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winchell were visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Misner at Starvout,
near Glendale, last week.
Arthur Sampson returned Friday
after spending the summer with an
uncle at Portland and Seaside.
Foster and Gunnell of the New
York and Western Mines Co. made
business trip to JACKSONVILLE this
week.
jeff Frier a prominent stockman
of Independence, Ore, visited his
brother j. j. Frier of this place last
week.
Jessie and Wilbur Telford have re-
turned to Colestin after spending a
few weeks with their aunts, the
Misses Telford.
Mrs Thos. Connolly, who has been
spending the summer with the family
of H. @. Kinney, returned to her
home this week.
Geo. W. Chaplin Of Leland was in
town Tuesday. Mr.. Chaplin says this
is the dryest summer he has known in
Oregon, and he has been here since 1876.
A party, comprised of Willard
Denison, Evan Winner, vallard Truax
and Ed Hubbard, is ON a trip to the
Josephine Caves, via Kerby, this
week.
Il. X. Montgomery, says the Glen
dale News, has gone to Salem where
he will have charge of the railroad
agency at the Fair Grounds during
the State Fair.
Postmaster Harmon, G. W. Donnell,
Section Boss Scott and guide returned
Tuesday from their hunting trip to
the Illinois country. They report
some royal sport.
Mrs. r. X. Montgomery of Glenda lie,
who has been ill for some time, went
to Portland Friday for medical treat.
ment. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Myra.
: Ralph Stackpole left for San Fran
cisco Friday to resume his studies in
the Hopkins Art Institute. Ralph's
works in the illustrating line displays
considerable talent
s B. Ross and family arrived last
Thursday from Centralia, Wash, and
expect to locate here. Mr.. Ross saws
there are a number of Centralia
families who will come to the Rogue
River Valley this fall.
W. S. Censor of Portland is visiting
his daughter, Mrs J. L. Gault, this
week. Mr.. Censor is "a S. p. CON
ductor on the run between Portland
and Roseburg.
Miss Pearl Cunningham went to
Gold Hill Tuesday. She was on the
program for Tuesday evening and also
assisted in the drama which was given
on Ashland day at the reunion.
Grants Pass is well represented at
the Soldiers and Sailors Reunion now
in session at Gold Hill. Eighty-four
ticktes were sold at the depot and
number went by private conveyance.
Tuesday was Grants Pass day and in
the evening an excellent program was
rendered. Rev McDougall delivered
the address.
Will Fry goes to Corvallis is this
Wednesday, evening to enter the
State Agricultural College. A recep-
tion was rendered him Tuesday even.
ing at the home Of h. L. Coe, which
was largely attended by his friends.
H. d. Stewart came in from his
mine near Waldo last Friday and left
for the north Saturday. He will
probably spend the winter with his
brother l.. V. Stewart in eastern
Oregon.
ID. j. Lawton, who bought the Van
Dyke residence moved his family here
last week. Mr.. Lawton is mining
engineer and broker and will open an
Office in the Tufts building, where he
will engage in the business Of a min
ing broker. He expects to be ready
for business in about 10 days
, Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Cleyenger left
Monday for Tacoma to attend the an
nnal meeting of the Pacific Northwest
Photographers Association which
meets in that place on September
1920 Mr.. and Mrs. Cley enger botn
keep abreast Of the times in the photo /
graphic lines and by attending the |
annual conventions they ara able to |
give our people the very latest in I
Photographic effects Mr. Cleycnger /
will take a number Of samples Of his /
work for exhibition. The gallery will /
be closed for two weeks during their
absence.
DIED.