Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-21
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in Grants Pass this week.
Misses LYDIA and Bee Fyfield left
Saturday morning for Colestin for an
outing.
Charles Sites is making a visit
with his parents and friends on Will
Jams creek.
Cy Mulkey an old time Weste ne
is at the Layton for time. He Wis
tied Mt Reuben last week.
Roy Kremer returned to San Fran
cisco Wednesday morning to enter the
Cooper Medical College for 20
months course.
Miss Myrtle Renshaw and brother
Ellis who have been visiting friends
at Eugene for some time, returned to
their home at Grants Pass last week.
Professor and Mrs. Young and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Cobb, of Hopkins, Mo-, ,
left for Crescent City Saturday. Mr.
Cobb is member of the Missouri
Legislature.
Miss Lucie George returned to her
home at Kerby Monday. She was ac-
companied by her sister Agnes and
Miss Ada Umphlette who will visit
there for short time.
Miss Daisy Sites, who is now
teaching stenography in the Portland
Business College, arrived here Satur-
day and will spend a month with her
parents on Williams creek.
Mrs. 7. L. Davis of Berthoud,
Colo, is expected to arrive in Grants
Pass ON Thursday for visit of sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Davis is daughte
of Joseph Pollock and spent her early
years in this place.
Mrs. A. +. Voorhies writes from
Greenville, Mich, that she has called
on the Rev. N. +. jenkins family at
Carson City and spent day with
them. They are all well and seem to
pe pleasantly located
Mrs. Vim. Griffiths, who has been
visiting at Portland and Astoria, re-
turned home Monday night. The i'll
ness Of her daughter, Miss Mary,
terminated her visit sooner than was
expected.
Commissioner of the Land Office,
Binger Herman and wife are now at
their home in Roseburg spending the
vacation time among friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Herman is kept busy
shaking hands with old acquaintance.
George Riddle returned on Monday
from Doe creek where he has heen
visiting his fathers family Hunt
ing and fishing occupied part of his
time; no hill is too steep for him to
climb. Mrs. Riddle and the children
will remain there for some time.
The following young ladies of South-
ern Oregon sang in the special musical
numbers at the dedicatory services Of
the new Third Presbyterian church,
Portland, Sunday; Misses Mary and
Esther Silsby, May and Genevieve
Tiffany, of Ashland, and Miss Bertha
Barry of Grants Pass.
Governor Geer arrived in Medford
Tuesday afternoon from Crater Lake.
The governor was very much put out
by not being able to stay longer at the
lake; but urgent business connected
with his Office necessitated his return.
He says the lake is great wonder,
and is worth any one S while to see it.
The party of which Mr., Geer was
member, were all enjoying themselves
at last reports -Medford Enquirer.
G. Z. Smith, proprietor of the
Layton Hotel, has just returned from
Deer Park, which is near Spokane,
Wash, where Wilbur & Haskins have
numbering interests. Mrs. Smith
will remain with her sister, Mrs.
Wilbur, for couple of months.
Another sister, Miss Lena Layton,
has been at Deer Park for number
of months past.
The Jewell and Pollock families
and Misses Ella Colfield and Agnes
York are camping on Rogue river at
the mouth Of Jones creek. The
gentlemen go to camp after banking
hours. Fishing occupies a portion of
the campers time One day last
week, however, they made catch
that was far from being usual one.
As result of the catch Mr.. Bobzien
once more wears his Sunday hat
which went sailing down the river a
few days previously.