Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-21

II. -. hluuey udue n Dusluess trip
to Hits Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. Walker went to Port.
land Sunday to visit the fair.
Geo. Riddle on Thursday joined his
family at Ashland for few days
visit
Mrs. Graham and her sister, Mrs.
Farra, of Corvallis, went to Chautau-
qua Thursday.
Rev d. L. Summerville was in Ash
land last Friday and Saturday attend.
ing Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Holman went to
Ashland Thursday to take IN the clos
ing days of Cbsutauqua.
Ray Telford returned to his home at
klamath Falls Tuesday after a two
weeks visit with friends ard relatives
here.
Miss Lane and Miss Lyman, sister
and niece Of Mis-, Henry J. Bacher,
are in Grants Pass from Chicago to
spend month with Mrs. Bacher.
W. NJ. Hair went to Ashland Satur.
day to attend the Chautauqua and be
with his family who are camped in
the Chautauqua grove. He returned
Tuesday.
Tom Fry and Geo. Bacher returned
last week from their Portls nd trip.
Arthur Sampson, who went to Port
land with them is now at Seaside
with, his mother.
Mrs. ]. Jennings left Wednesday for
Newport for the summer. She was ac'
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H.
Hathaway and Ruth who will have
rooms at the Jennings cottage.
Mrs. A. r. Killough of Hanover,
ILL.,, after six weeks visit with the
Misses Telford left Tuesday for Klam-
ath Falls to visit the II. @. Telford
family, who were her neighbors in the
East
II. II. Gilfrey, who for 80 years
has been reading clerk of the United
States Senate, and whose home is at
Salem, spent Tuesday night in Grants
Pass guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. O..
Perkins, Mr.. Gilfrey is a cousin of
Mrs Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Lucas are re-
oeiving visits from their daughters,
Mrs Herbert @. Sampson, who arrived
Sunday from California to spend the
summer and Mrs. r. W. Oakes Of
Southern Idaho, who arrived Friday to
spend two weeks.
A. Mercer from Alpens, South
Dakota, arrived in Grants Pass last
Saturday to look over this section
with view of locating. He is a
farmer and is desirous of getting to a
country where there is more en-.
couragement to farmer than in
Dakota.
j. E. Curtis. one of the leading
jewelers. of Grants Pass, was stricken
last Thursday evening with light
stroke of paralysis. The attack il
rapidly subsiding and Mr.. Curtis il
now able to be about his room ant
he expects to resume his work in 8
short time,
Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph Woke aDt
children will go to Portland Friday
Mr.. Woke will remain but a weel
to see the fair and to attend to som'
business for his firm, the Grants Pas
Hardware Company, but Mrs. Wolk'
and children will stay month il
Portland on visit with friends
]. W. Soverns came up Tuesda.
! from Portland to spend The week her
to attend to some business in con
nection with farm that he own
five miles southeast of this cit
located in the Green mountain pas
to Applegate. Mr.. Soverns will re
turn to Portland Saturday where he
a motorman on an electric car.
Thomas Fry and William Fly re
turned Monday from their vacation
which they spent in Portland enjoy
ing the interesting features Of th
o. fair Tuesday the young men re
4 sumed their respective duties
Il Thomas as hookkeeper in the Firs
. National Bank and william as cler
. in DR.. ]. L. Smiths drug store.
# Mrs. G. f. wickstrom, whose hui
Il band is we'll known miner and loI
IL ger Of Evans creek, left Friday wit
II her children to spend month nea
II st. Helens, at their former home O
d the Columbia river, with relatiye
l. Mr.. Wickstrom will be unable to 8
Ie north this summer, owing to his bus
J., ness interests here, but he expects
ID make trip to St. Helens this fall
1t MIR. and Mrs. Lee Calvert returnt
Pr Thursday from Phoenix, where the
' lhu uttu hNAtuuiub Aho lio'ipuo Ne
le the funeral services for Mrs Ca
10 veIt's father, John Il. Coleman
whose death took place at the fami
b home in Phoenix on Monday fro
he paralysis. Mr.. Coleman was one
at the pioneers Of Rogue River vall'
b, and one OF the best known and high
OF respected citizens of jackson county
oi Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Swayne, the
e. daughter, Miss Bertha. and their so
q in-iaw and daughter, Mr.. and MI
Vi Cha. Potter, returned Friday from
- 10 days trip to Portland. Mr.. and Nj
le Potter had intended to locate in Poi
s land but they found that city so ov'
'@ done in every business that they d
''s cided that Grants Pass had more O
portunities 10 offer to new com