Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-25
Items Of Personal
Interest.

turned this week from their visit to
Portland.
Miss Cora Smith returned home this
week having finished her school at
Foots creek.
Earl Gordon returned home from
Portland Monday evening. after a
weeks stay at Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Drake and Mrs.
R. S. Weidman went to Colestin
Monday to spend few days.
Mrs. j. L. Hcfiing and children
went to Central Point Friday to spend
a few days visiting her parents,
Mrs. R. A. N. Reymer and Miss
Vera returned Tuesday from Portland,
where they spent two weeks at the
fair.
Mrs. Jos. Moss and children re-
turned rhursdsy night from Portland.
Mr.. Moss returned early in the
week.
Little Ruth and Bernioe Higgins
went to Portland Thursday morning
to join their mother and see the fair
for few days.
Mrs. Alice Carlon and Miss Hattie
Cook came home from Portland v ed.
nesday morning where they had been
visiting the fair.
Miss Gladys Dimon returned to her
home at Pasadena Friday after spend
ing two months with her uncle, q.
G. Ament and family.
Mrs. d. S. Cook, Miss Frances and
Master Harry returned from Port
land Friday of last week. after 10
days visit 1T the fair.
Mrs, r. L. Taylor of Medford and
Miss Elsie McGee of Montague, are
guests this week of Mrs. W. 7. Goul-
der at the NJ. f. South parsonage.
Misses Katie Newell and Maud
Williams returned from Portland
Thursday, Miss Williams after
several weeks stay with her sister,
Mrs. A. W. Moon.
Mrs. f. L. Falkenstein and children
arrived Thursday from North Bend,
Ore, to visit Mrs, ]. W. Coffman
and will spend few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Alonzo Hyde, on the Ap-
plegate.
Clarence Wynant and Fred and
will McCallister, three bright young
farmer boys of New Hope district.
Applegate Valley, we're in Grants
Pass Wednesday to bring in produce
for the LEGAL market.
r. F.. Lewman was in Grants Pass
Thursday. Mr.. Lowman is one of tn @
young, progressive farmers of Pro.
volt and his trip to this city was in
the interest of the farmers institute
that is to be held at Provolt ON
Thursday, September IA.
J. E. Peterson was this week
visited by two of his sisters.
Mrs. Otis Fowbell and Mrs. H. Hill,
both of Los Angeles, who were re-
turning from the Peterson family
reunion at Forest Grove. Mr.. Hill
and son Victor were also in the
company.
W. A. Paddock and brothers, W b.
and L. F., who are visiting from
North Loup, Neb., left Wednesday for
pleasure trip to Crescent City. They
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Paddock, Albert, Winnie and Nina
Paddock. Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Brown
ere also IN the crowd in charge of
the supply wagon.
DR.. l. B. Parker and family left
Friday for Colestin where they will
spend few weeks From there they
go to Tuscon. Ariz,, to spend the win
ter and expect to return to Grants
Pass in May or June of next year
The doctor says he fe Is perfectly we'll
uut iN II koihk W kiN' himholl plthiy
of rest and avoid any overwork.
Clifford W. Kantner, brother of
Mrs. OWN Thomas, left last week
for Germany accompanied by his
wife. Mr. Kantner for the past few
years has been professor Of music at
Pacific College, Newberg. and has
become well known as composer Of
high class music. Their stay in
Germany will cover period Of three
years.
Mrs. G. l. Gillett and baby left
Tuesday for Alberta, Canada, their
future home. Mr. Gillett left about
six weeks ago to get settled on the farm
which he recently purchased. He
drove the stock to Salem and shipped
by rail from there. Mr.. and Mrs
Gillett have been at Klamath Falls
for about two years, returning to
Grants Pass in May.
J. W. How ard, who opened the first
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his retirement from business this
spring, and with his family has spent
the summer at Portland, returned TO
Grants Pass last Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs Howard had delightful trip
and their daughter, Miss Eu'a. was
given many compliments on Ter sFi.l
as pianist at musicals in which sLe
took part.
Miss Mae Shattuck, formerly Of
Grants Pass but now of Crescent City.
was married at that place on Wednes.
day, the 2lst day of June, 1905, to
Mr. W. w. McLaren, a business man
Of Crescent City. Although the
wedding took place some two months