Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-09-07


Mr.. Riddle spent the last two weeks
with them at the coast.
y. E. Peterson returned Thursday
night from his trip to the National
encampment of the g. A. X. at
Minneapolis. The trip also included
stops in Texas and California.
Fred Newell. who is employed
with the 8. p. surveyors at Sacra.
mento. came home Saturday morning
for short visit with relatives and
friends, returning to Sacramento Sun
day evening
Miss Effie Yost returned to Grants
Pass last week after Q visit in Port.
land with her parents. She has re.
sumed her duties as cashier at r. L.
Coe & Co. g and will remain until the
first Of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Il. Vetterling. oi
Portland arrived in Grants Pass last
week for a visit with relatives ani
friends. Mr.. vetterling and hi
brother-in-law. Ray Wright are thil
week on hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Scovill leave thu
first Of next week for q trip to Min
nesota and Wisconsin, expecting Il
return the latter part OF October
They will spend some time at theil
former home. Freeborn, MINI.
NJ. D. Follett will leave Grants Pas
about the goth for Portland. were b,
will have day work in the Southern
Pacific car shops. He has been work
ing nights in the round house here fol
the past three years. The family viii
accompany him.
Mrs. Herman Horning left Tuesday
evening for Newport, where she goe
to take an outing and to visit Mr.
Horning's relatives. Mrs. Alic,
Carlon will assist in the ice cream
and confectionery parlors during Mrs
Horning's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patrick lef
Tuesday evening for Tuscan Springs
about nine miles from Red Bluff
where they will remain until Mrs
Patrick is improved in health. If he
improvement is satisfactory. Mr.. Pat
rick will return in two or tbre
weeks
Miss Jessie Mastin, stenographer TO
Attorney A. G. Hough and Miss Mel
lie Ames, assistant deputy count.
clerk, left Sunday for Portland. Mis-
Mastin will ba absent about thre
weeks. while Miss Ames will 20 /,
Seattle to enter the University for
course of study.
E. M. Bogardus, of Myrtle Greek
spent Monday in Grants Pass, on hi
way to Galice, Silver creek and tn
mountains of Curry county, where b
will spend two weeks hunting an,
resting up. Mr.. Bogardus is familia
with all that country as be has spen
several seasons prospecting in that re
gion.
Otto Dunlap, for the past severa
months clerk for the Wilson Mer
camille Co., at Leland, has returne
to Grants Pass to reside and has take
a position sa salesman with the South
ern Oregon Supply Co. Mr.. and Mrs
Dunlap will make their home In th
house formerly occpuied by Mrs. H. c
Berry on O street.
Misses Hattie and Emma Telfor
returned Tuesday from Galena, Ill.
their former home, where they hav
been visiting their brother and friend
for the past three months. Miss Hat
tie Telford is much improved i
health. Miss Emma Telford wi
open the kindergarten on next Nor
day, September 10.
Miss Harriet Scovill, editor an
proprietor of the Canyonville Echo
visited her parents in Grants PA
Sunday and Monday, returning to he
field of labor Monday evening. Doul
las county has big prune cop tn
year and as that is one of the prime
pal industries in her locality, she
looking for a good business this yea
Chas. l.. Tut, president of IL
Takilma Smelling Co, arrived
Grants Pass Tuesday and left Il
same day for Takilma TO look after h
interests there. He left Wednesda
for San Francisco. Mr.. Tut is own,