Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-03
Items Of Personal
Interest.

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Mrs. Mary De la Mater and her son
Newell, left Wednesday for few
days visit in Ashland.
Miss Prudence Pardee is spending
the week in Ashland, guest at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Tweed.
Mrs. John Summers returned Satur-
day from Medford where she had been
on visit to her sister, Mrs. L. s.
Nelson.
Mrs. John Robinson and little son.
of Galice were visitors to the Pass
last Saturday, returning home Sunday
evening
W. l. Sweetland got back Friday
from trip to San Jose. CAL, where
he spent week with his parents who
reside there.
Miss Cora Smith, who has been
teaching the Holland school, is home
on q months vacation. She will re-
turn the first Of September.
W. H Patillo, A. T. Martin, Mil.
lard Updyke and their families re.
turned Tuesday from a 10 day trip to
Crescent City, having had very en-
joyable time.
Mrs. S. Loughridge left Thursday
for Stevenson, Wash, where she will
make visit at the home Of DR..
Loughridge's brother, J. l.. Lough-
ridge. who resides in that place.
Mrs. BENZ. Mensch, accompanied by
Verne Demaree, left Sunday night
for DsvisVille, CAL, to visit her sons,
R. L. and Frank Demaree. Mrs.
Mensch will also visit two daughters
in Oakland.
WIN. Falliin left Thursday night
for Tolman Springs for few days
rest He, will return home Sunday
accompanied by his daughter Bernice,
who has been spending the past two
weeks at the springs.
Mrs. @. E. Hufstader and her child
rem eft Monday for Swede Basin
where they will spend two weeks en-
joying an outing at the Swede Basin
saw mill where Mrs. Hufstader's son,
Arthur, is employed.
Mrs J. c. Smith and daughters,
Georgia and Josephine, left Thursday
for jefferson. Oregon, for two weeks
visit at the home of Mrs. Smith g
parents. DR.. Smith will join Mrs.
Smith next week to spend few days
in Jefferson.
Roy Hackett arrived home Saturday
from his trip to Omaha where he at.
tended the national convention Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Society. Mr..
Hackett extended his trip through
Northern Iowa and Southern Minne
sofa to visit relatives
Miss Carolyn Umphlette who has
been in Fallon, Nevada, for the past
year where she has been employed in a
printing Office. returned to Grants
Pass last Friday. to visit with rela-
tives and friends. She expects to
return to Nevada in about six weeks.
The family of S. L. RedwiIe left
this week for Watsonville, CAL, to
make their future home. Mr.. Red.
wine left here nearly month ago and
has been connected with real estate
and brokerage firm in Watsonviile,
although he has not yet decided what
business he will engage in perman'
emily.
n. l.. Gilkey, manager and cash
ier of the First National Bank. ac.
companied by Mrs. Gilkey left Thurs
day on vacation trip of three weeks
during which he and Mrs. Gilkey
will visit relatives and friends il
various Washington towns, they tC
spend most of their time at Hoaquim
where reside Mrs Giley's parents.
Thomas Lewman. the hustling new.
gatherer for the Courier at Provolt
was in Grants Pass Saturday, look
ing strong and happy from the vigor
ous exercise that he has lately beer
taking in the hay field gymnasium
He reported Applegate Valley prosper