Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-28

( Misses Lolita and Laura Mitchell
went to Winner Friday where they
will spend several days.
Arthur Sampson returned Friday
from Seaside, where he has been
81 ending the past two weeks.
Mrs. R. W.. Person, a former resi-.
dent of Grants Pass but now of
Boulder, Colo, arrived Sunday to
visit her sister. Mrs. r. H. Gilfllan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Cramer
will go to Portland next Monday to
spend week viewing the many in-
teresting features of the Lewis and
CLARK fair.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Parker returned
home Sunday from Portland, where
they had been for the past month.
visiting friends and the Doctor taking
needed rest.
Grandma Woodbridge, Mrs. f. r.
Williams and Mr., Thomas Shattuck
are back from near Applegate post
office, where they have been for the
past week guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Woodbridge.
L. H. Newton, a well known livery
man of Hornbrook, was in Grants
Pass Monday, selling some horses.
Mr.. Newton has proposition ad-
yertsed in the classified ads that is a
good investment to a man of small
capital.
Rola Cole took lay.off from his
work in the postoffice and he and
Harry Marsh left Thursday for Up
per Jump-off-Joe, where they will
camp out for 10 days and enjoy an
outing in the wilds of that noun
tain valley.
Mrs. R. o. McCroskey arrived
home Saturday from Portland, where
she went month since TO undt rgo a
surgical operation. She was greatly
benefited and is now steadily re-
gaining her health and strength and
is able to he about her room.
Mrs. W. f. Kremer and daughter,
Glare, returned Wednesday from
Portland, where they have been for
the past two weeks visiting, DR..
and Mrs. Kremers daughter, DR..
Maud W. Kremer, and in viewing the
interesting sights at the Lewis and
Clark fair.
Miss Alma Cobb arrived in Grants
Pass Monday to spend few days at
the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Cobb. Miss Cobb
resides at Fresno, Cal, and had been
to the fair On her way here from
Portland she stopped few days in
Roseburg with her grandmother, Mrs.
L. A. Cobb
Henry B. Booth who formerly re-
sided in Grants Pass but is now re-
81 ing in Seattle. is here on visit
with his sister, Mrs. John Minor
Booth. Mr.. Booth recently graduated
from a Seattle business college and he
left Wedu esday for Portland to visit,
after which he will return to Seattle
and take position in business
house.
W b. Hildreth, an old soldier one
of the prominent members of the local
Grand Army post, is seriously sick of
cancer on his neck and on his stomach.
The doctors can give him no hope of
permanent cure, but the old veteran
is bravely and cheerfully bearing his
terrible affiiction, while waiting
for the final roll call to the muster
beyCnd
Judge j. O. Booth left Tuesday
for Eugene where he will Join his
brother, Hon. r. A. Booth and the
can ping trip in the cascade noun
tains at the head of the Mackenzie
river. Judge Booth has been suffer.
ing lately from an attack of asthma
and he hopes the trip in the noun
tains viii relieve him of his trouble.
Nate Bates, one of Grants Pass
popular BARRIERS, and his wife and her
sister, Miss Nina Kane, of Medford,
and his brother, @. +. Bates and
! family of Montague, left Saturday
for two weeks outing. They went
to Steamboat and will camp at the
foot Of Grayback mountain. MIR.
| Bates char in the Palace barber
shop will be held by j. Il. Boswell,
of Central Point.
John Minor Booth and Mrs. Booth
left Wednesday evening for Portland,
where they will spend a week with
relatives and see the fair. Mr.. Booth
will then return home while Mrs
Booth and her baby will 20 on to
| Seattle to spend month with her
mother, who now resides III that city.
During his absence from the city Mr.
| Booths insurance office will be in
charge of his bookkteper, Miss Ger.
/ trude Barrie.
Miss Adeline Umphlette returned
from San Francisco Tuesday, after
making short visit TO the Portland
Fair Miss Umphlette is studying
advanced mu.ic with one of the best
violin instructors in San Francisco,
and she is making fine progress in her
work. She will visit with home
folks and friends until the middle Of
August or first Of September. when
she will return to the city to continue
her studies until the first of the year.
Miss Agnes George ssed through
Grants Pass Sunday morning on her
way to Portland to witt the lair and
was joined here by her sister, Miss
LUcie, who will also visit the fair.
TIE Misses George will visit for a
f-w days with friends in Salem before
going to Portland Miss Agnes wa.
the fortunate winner in the Ashland