Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04

for Portland to spend several weeks
with friends.
Miss Minnie Ireland returned from
a two weeks trip to Portland, wednes-
day morning.
MIR. Huggarth and daughter are
back from a visit to the Lewis and
Clark exposition.
Arthur Stout went to Jacksonville
Thursday evening where he will make
his home in the future.
Mr.. End Mrs Geo. S. Calhoun and
Lester left Fria 1y morning for three
weeks outing at Newport.
Miss Maude Berry returned home
Wednesday evening from Portland,
after spending two weeks at the fair.
Miss Pearl Cunningham went to
Portland Wednesday morning to re.
main permanently, her parents having
gone there some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Chapman leave
for Grants Pass today in hopes that
the change of climate may benefit
Mrs. Chapman, who is in poor
health. Eugene Register.
Miss Inez Kitchin of Ashland, and
a former teacher in the Grants Pass
schools, was this week notified of her
election to position as teacher in
the public schools of Ogden. Utah,
for the coming year.
Miss Eta Cook returned home Fri.
day night, after spending a month at
the home of Miss Nan Cochran in
Oregon City and visiting the Lewis
and Clark fair at Portland. Miss
Eta reports a most enjoyable time.
Miss Emma McCann, of wilderville,
was in Grants Pass Monday accom-
panying her friend, Miss Denia Jones.
to the latter's home at Merlin. Miss
Jones had been at Wilderville for a
week with Miss McCann, and now
the latter will spend a week in Mer-
lin with Miss Jones.
A very pleasant reception was tend
cred Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ireland Tues.
day evening ON the Presby terian msnse
lawn, by the Christian Endeavor So.
ciety, which was attended by large
number of friends. One of the enjoy
able features Of the evening was the
whistling of A. S. Draper who ac-
companied himself ON the piano.
John H. Shields returned last week
from Portland Attending the fair and
visiting his aunt, Mrs. MoLane, mother
of G. E. McLane. Mr.. Shields, who
is miner of long experience, speaks
in highest praise of the Josephine
county exhibit He recently came
here from Victor. Colo, to visit his
cousin, c. L. McLane, but will spend
considerable time prospecting.
Mrs. j. NJ. Kemp of Chicago is Wis
iting the family of Jas. Hare. Mrs.
Kemp is circulation manager for the
Union Signal and the Crusader
monthly, the official papers of the W.
c. L. U. Mrs. Kemp speaks in high
praise of the Grants Pass W. C. T.U.,
both as to the organization and the
work they are doing On Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Hair, Mrs. Kemp
and Mrs. Murray made trip to the
Granite Hill mine and inspected the
lower levels, a new but interesting
experience for Mrs Kemp.
Mrs. John p. Ranzau, accompanied
by her little son, Arthur, went to
Jacksonville Saturday to remain over
Sunday with her daughter, Leona,
who is student in st. Mary's
Academy at that place. Mrs Ranzau
united business with her pleasure
trip and while in Jacksonville she
engaged number of pickeTs for their
hop yard. Picking in the Ranzau
yard, which embraces 100 acres and is
the largest in Rogue River Valley,
will begin the last of August, and
employment will be given to about
l50 pickers.
Mr. and MIS- j. A. Slower returned
Friday from a weeks trip to Port.
land, where they saw the beauties Of
the fair Mr.. Slower attended while
in Portland the annual meeting Of the
Oregon Pharmacists Association. At
the close of the session the Oregon
Pharmacists were joined by the
Washington pharmacists, who mad
held their annual session at Van.
couver, and the members of the two
organizations and their ladies, TO the
number of over 300, chartered the
steamer Potter. the largest and finest
sidewheel steamer on the Pacific
coast and made the trip down the
Cnlubmia, past Astoria, to Ilwaco
on the north side at the mouth Of the
river. At that place special train
vas taken on the Ilwaco railroad for
Long Beach, where two days were
spent at that famous seaside resort
4 visit was made TO the life saving
station. and to Fort Candy AID the
light house at North Head
If You have MONEY TO LOAN, let
me llace it for you. W. L. Ireland,
The Real Estate Man.
Fish Trap Case.