Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-06
Items Of Personal
Interest.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Gunnell went Il
Portland Monday to be absent weel
or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Coe, Pauline ant
Luther left Thursday evening for /,
visit at Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eclus Pollock lef
Wednesday evening for ten days
trip to Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Frances Church, Of Oberlin
Ohio, arrived last week to spend tn,
winter with her daughter, Mrs. A
Conklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Thoss left Tues
day for Tolman Springs with the hop,
Of gaining an improvement in Mrs
Thoss' health.
Mrv. and Mrs. A. ]. Strohecker, for
mer residents of Grants Pass, but now
living at Garfield. Wash. are visiting
friends in town this week
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Hicks, Of Hen
ley, CAL, arrived in Grants Pass last
Friday and remained until Monday
guetss Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Curtis
A. Letcher, ]. Woke and G. D.
Williams are on hunting trip thi,
week to the Elk creek country. They
will probably be gone about ten days.
H. S. Prescott went to Portland Sat
rdsy to meet his father, ]. NJ. Pres
colt, who came from Waterloo, H., tC
make Grants Pass his home. They ar.
rived here Tuesday.
S. F. Steel, wife and three children,
arrived Monday from Eureka and will
probably locate here. They were here
last Winter, storing their goods to &c
to Eureka for the Summer.
John Minor Booth left Tuesday for
Portland and Seattle where he will
meet his wife and baby. In Portland
he will attend the meetings Of the
Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias, in
session there next week.
W. f. Heskett and wife, of Mar.
shall, Mo, are visiting their nephew,
]. W. Baker. MIR. Heskett had for
years been proprietor of livery busi-
ness in Marshall, selling out his bust
ness just prior to coming West.
John Harding left Wednesday for
Newark, N. j., after spending the sum-
mer here with his daughter, Mrs. Jen-
ME Denison. Mrs. Denison accom-
panied him as far as Portland, where
she will spend week or more.
s. NJ. Wertz, a ia rmer Of Williams
creek, was in Grants Pass Tuesday to
accompany his mother. Mrs. M. Z. V.
Wertz, to the train, which she took
for her home near Colestin. Mrs
Wertz had spent three weeks visiting
her son.
NJ. A. Fisher. OF Sacramento, one Of
the stockholders Of the Baby mine, was
in Grants Pass Monday and visited the
mine. Mr.. Fisher expresses himself
as very much pleased with the work at
the Baby mine AMI Gays it is probable
that more stamps will be added soon.
Mrs. Sarah L. Rock kwell arrived
this week from Cory, Mich, to spend
the winter with her brother. f. G.
Burns, whom she had not met for As
years She was accompanied bv
Frank Rockwell, her son. who will
visit her for few weeks and then
return to Michigan.
Mrs. NJ. f. Owens left Tuesday for
her home at Oakland, Cal. after spend
ing three weeks in Grants Pass at the
home of her brother, W. p Wright.
Mrs. Owens had visited the fair be-
fore coming to Grants Pass. She was
greatly pleased with this city and es'
pecially with the scenery Of Southern
Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Grsbill, Of
Greenville, Mich. will arrive thiI
Friady evening to spend several weeki
with their daughter, Mrs. A. 4. Voor
hies. Mr.. and Mrs. Grabill have beer
attending the annual meeting Of the
American Board Of Congregations
Foreign Missions, at Seattle, being
delegates to that body. Mrs. Grabill
has been the Michigan state II. NJ.
treasurer for 25 consecutive years.
Mr.. Grabill is now and has been pub
Usher Of the Greenville Independent
for more than 40 years.