Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17
Colestin Goals.

Rah for Colestin 10 men arrived
Saturday and still coming.
Landlord H B. Cole went to Ash
land Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Clarence Presley went to Grants Pass
Tuesday returning to Colestin Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. @. Neil of Ashland came up
Monday to visit with her niece, Mrs.
G. O. Presley.
Mrs Osenburge and daughter of
Medford who have been spending few
days at Colestin returned to their
homo Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Coe and Miss Pauline
Coe came up from Grants Pass We'd
nesday to spend few days of camp
life at the Newell Russell camp.
There was a dance at Colestin last
Saturday night. Good time reported
by those attending. Ice cream aud
dancing so cents, soda water free.
Will Fry of Ashland and his brother
Tom of Grants Pass, were in Colestin
Monday, Will returning Tuesday
morn, while Tom will remain for a
week.
Mrs. Jas. Patrick and mother-in-
law and little daughter Marjorie re-
turned to their home at Ashland Mon
day after spending a week camp
ing here.
Miss Laura Nottsge of Scottsburg,
Oregon, who has been visiting Ash.
land friends came up to Colestin Sat-
urday, remaining till Monday with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Miller aud little son
of Medford arrived her Wednesday.
Mr.. Miller will remain but short
time but Mrs. Miller and baby will
camp for few weeks.
Ralph Dean, vallard ..Truax and
Farley Proctor were at Colestin over
Sunday and spent the early morning
hours saluting the Grants Pas camp
ers by rocking their tents.
Jos. Woke. who has been spending
some time at Klamath Hot Springs
stopped off at Colestin between trains
Saturday to shake hands with old
friends, returning TO his home in
Grants Pass ON last section of No. l6.
Wednesdays south bound train had
an accident at the first tunnel south
of Ashland The engines had passed
through but the coaches were still in
the tunnel when the last car became
derai lied and a delay of several minutes
was occasioned. The experience was
not especially pleasant to the passen-
gers, as the windows were up and the
smoke was sutfocaing in the tunnel.
a star game of croquet took place
tuesday evening between the little
Misses Pearl Newell aud Charlotta
Russell, which was very amusing to
the spectators. All went we'll until
the ball driven by Miss Charlotte cir.
cled around the wicket for the sixth
time, uttely refusing to go though it,
then the mallet flew though the air and
the little Miss drawing herself up to
her small height, walked scornfully off
the ground saying it was too hot to
play croquet.
"A party composed OF the Misses Lena
Casey, Kate Newell, Vera Reymer,
Claudine Coran, Myrtle Baber. Msude
Bsber, Pearl Long, and Georgia Corou
walked to Coles, Cal. Wednesday. The
girls left Coletsin at II O'Clock a. IN.
laden with lunch baskets and Kodsks
and arrived at Coles, a distance of six
miles, at 10 p. IN. Arriving at the
station they went to the picturesque
old hotel where they were most cor
daily greeted by the landlady and in
vited to eat their lunch and spend the
afternoon on the green lawn under the
trees. The girls returned to Colestin
ON the afternoon train. feeling well
repaid for their long walk So well
pleased with their "footpsd" excursi-
on that the conductor had difficulty in
keeping them on. the trisn going back
they wanted to get off and walk
They are thinking of walking TO Horn.
brook on their next trip.