Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-10
Items Of Personal
Interest.

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Mrs. Amelia E. Pool and Mis-
Alice Pool returned Saturday from
their camp life on Jump-off- Joe.
Geo. W. Chaplin of Leland was il
Grants Pass Friday making some pur
chases and disposing of lot of fin,
poultry.
The NJ. A. wertz family and Mis-
Ernestine Carr left Friday morning
for the mill at Leland, where they
will camp for two weeks.
Misses Maude and Myrtle Babel
leave Saturday morning for Colestin.
where they will spend two week.
camping and drinking lemon soda.
Mrs. A. U. Barnard and Misses
Susie and Margaret Barnard returned
Monday from two weeks camp life
at Ju,np-otf-Joe. near the Mount. Pit,
mine.
Theodore Void. for the past several
months shoe clerk at the R. L. Coe
& Co. store, left Tuesday for Bakers.
field. CAL. where lie has position
with RedliUk & 90.
Mrs. Dora Cleveland and daughter
Margaret = returned Sunday from
Concordia, Kan. where. they have
been spending the Summer with Mrs.
Cleveland's parents.
The r. q. GilHllan family and Miss
Stella Paddock are ON a l0-days trip to
Crescent City. Mr.. Gilfllan says this
will be about his first trip outside
the cor poration for three years.
G. G. Presley and family went to
Colestin Wednesday to camp. Mrs.
Presley and the children will stay
until the last Of the month, while
Mr.. Pfesley's stay will be shorter.
Attorney H. D. Norton and Mrs.
Norton and their son, Henry, got
back Saturday from Cinnabar Springs
where they had a delightful outing Of
a month at that celebrated Siskiyou
mountain resort.
Arthur Hudson arrived last week
from Los Angeles and is is now en-
gagged as salesman at the Coe store.
Mr.. Hudson was accompanied by his
wife and they have taken rooms on
Fifth street with Mrs. johnson.
A. Letcher and family returned
Saturday from their two weeks stay
in camp near the head waters of the
Rogue River, having had very en-.
joyable time. Mr.. Letcher says fish
ing was good and there was also some
hunting.
A company of eight went to Colestin
Tuesday to spend their vacation. The
company consisted of Mrs. S. d.
Newell aud daughters Misses Katie
and Pearl, Mrs. Russell and daughter,
Misses Claudine and Georgia Coror
and Vera Reymer.
H. S. Gould, who has been EN-.
ployed since April in blacksmith.
shop in Ashland, has returned tc
Grants Pass and has taken a position
in S. @. Meas wagon and blacksmith
shop. Mr.. Gould is both an expert
blacksmith and wagon maker.
Miss Lucie George, who has beer
visiting her sister, Miss Agnes Elent
George at Ashland for the past month
returned to Grants Pass Tuesday
evening to take the teachers exami
nation held this week. After visi
with home folks at Kerby, Mis-
George will return to this city ant
take up her duties as teacher in tn,
public school.
Mrs. Mary Hildreth, department
president of the Womans Relief corp
for the department of Oregon, lef
Tuesday morning fol- st. Paul to at
tend the National g. A. r. and W
r. q. encampment, which meets a
that place August 1890. At Portland
she will join the Oregon delegate
who travel in one or two special cars
At Seattle car of Washington dele
gates will be added to their train ant
still another car of delegates will b
added at some point in Idaho.