Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-11

tin rrluay morning 10 spend few
days.
Mrs r. p. Cheshire last Monday had
a visit from her nephew. Albert Hill.
who had been visiting the fair and
stopped off here on his way home.
Mrs. Spencer Prosser and Mrs. May
Stoutepburgh and Master Paul. of
Norwalk. Ohio, arrived Thursday
evening to spend few days with their
cousin. Mrs A. E. Voorhies.
Frank Fetsch and wife left last FIJI.
day for Portland. They will also visit
Coos Bay, making the trip and return
to Portland by water. They will
probably be absent two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conklin and
daughters, Evelyn and Gladys, re.
turned Monday from Williams where
they had been guests for few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
John.
j. d. Cook. of Medford and part
ner with George E. Rowland, of this
city, in extensive timber and mine
holdings on Jump ff-Joe, was in
the city few days this week on bust.
ness with Mr.. Rowland.
DR.. Frederick Stricker and VIM
Giefel, friend from Detroit, Mich,
who has been visiting him for the
past week, lett Thuridsy for the
Coos Bay country where in comnau'
with Bert Barnes, they will spend
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Patty of
Crescent City arrived in Grants
Pass the first of the week to spend
svCeral days with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
r. Riddle, after which they will go
to Portland to spend week while
taking IN the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barnes left north
Thursday. Mrs. Barnes to visit rela.
tives at McMinnville. Mr.. Barnes will
spend two weeks in the Coos Bay un
try. During his absence Robert Mans.
field will attend to the jewelry
business.
Mrs. Sarah Fry left Tuesday for
Portland where she will spend 10 days
while seeing the fair and visiting
with friends. During Mrs. Frye's
absence the American restaurant, of
which she is the owner, will be
managed by Mrs. Mary McClung.
NJ. Hege and bride arrived in
Grants Pass last week and have taken
up their residence in the Brannan
house on b street, between Second
and Third. Mr.. Hege was married
June 90 to Miss Blanche David,
prominent teacher of Columbus, Ind
W. r. Coburn left Thursday for
Denver, where he will attend the
national acre of Eagles of America,
as delegate for the Grants Pass local
aerit. Mr.. Coburn expects to be
gone about 10 days for he will visit
{ he fair in Portland on his way home
The Rev. Herbert II. Brown re,
turned to the city on Tuesday morn.
ing accoI maDied Ly Miss Alice NJ
Muzzy and Miss Genevieve l.. Odell,
both OF New York City, who will be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
at the Manse during their visit to
Grants Pass.
S. +. G.. Maness. fr, light agent at
Gold Hill for the Southern Pacific,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Grants
Pass visiting friends among the Iail.
road boys. Mr.. Names is enjoying
months vacation, the first Icy. off he
has had in two and a half years from
his railroad duties.
Roy Arnold. nephew of Mr.. and
Mrs W. r. Nipper, is spending a
couple of weeks in Grants Pbss and
is being shown the mines and other
interesting sights of this section by
Mr.. Nipper. Mr.. Arnold will leave
next week for his home in Delphi,
Indiana, going by way of Portland
and the fair, and by Seattle.
NJ. E. Moore and family were last
week listed by r. p Campbell and
wife and Edgar Netcalf of Stephen
sonville, Texas, former friends and
eigl bors MIR. Campbell is a tetired
merchant and it is possible that they
may come TO the coast later as hey
weIe Nuy much pleased with this
country.
Miss Lucie George returned Thur
day morning from the Lewis aud
CLARK fair at Portland, where she had
spent most enjoyable two weeks.
Miss Lucie went to her home In
KeIby Thursday evening, where she
will take several weeks rest before
returning to this city to begin her
duties as teacher in the Grants Pass
Hirh School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carr were IN
Grants Pass last week quests Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Nipper, Mrs. Carr
being a cousin Of Mrs. Nipper. Mr..
Carr is retired Texas stockman re-
siding at LinRleyille in that state,
aud he and Mrs. Carr are making a
tour Of the Pacific Coast, to visit
relatives and friends and 10 see the
Lewis and CLARK fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Cobb and
children left Wednesday for Portland
TO spend week viewing the sights
at the fair. Mr.. Cobb. who Is one
Of the large melon growers and one
of the largest dealers in Rogue
River Valley, will look up the melon