Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-16
Items Of Personal
Interest.

Fred Blsokmaa and Fred Revel had
very successful hunt at West Fork.
JEFF Hstman is very ill v ith typhoit
fever at the South Pacific hospital.
The Moody family have moved int
the Lawton home on West Main street
Misses Kate Newell and Vera Rey
mer left Saturday for Newport tc
spend their vacation.
Miss Blanche Dean visited a Ash.
land last week, returning home Mon
day.
Miss Myrtle Lee returned home from
Redding, Cal. after an absence Of sew
eral months.
Miss Ora Wilson returned from Ash.
land Sunday. where she has been at
tending Summer Normal.
]. r. Hale, a former Grants Pass
merchant, arrived here Wednesday
from Portland on a business trip.
Miss Pearl Dyer left on Thursday
morning for Riddle to visit for some
time. She will stop at Glendale on
her way home.
The Schmidt boys and will Riggs
returned Wednesday from their hunt.
ing trip. They report fine time and
good sport.
Elmer Lee arrived her. Sunday
night from Los Angeles, to visit for a
time with his folks before going to
Portland. +
George and Lloyd Russell of Cali.
fornia were in town for few days
this week visiting their mother. They
left Wednesday for Reuben.
Miss Addie Robinson and Miss Stew.
enson of Jerome Prairie were in town
this week taking teachers examination.
Mrs. Claus Schmidt returned home
Thursday night from several week :
visit in San Faranciso.
''Shlitz" Eismsn returned home Sat
urday after spending few days in
Medford.
Geo. Griffiths and family Of Rose.
burg arrived here Tuesday to make
this their homo.
:. Miss Iva Macarthur returned from
Ashland this week after having at.
tended the Summer Normal.
Miss Edna Disbrow returned home
Monday from attendance at the Sum.
mer Normal at Ashland.
N. L. Richardson, q candy maker
who has been working ct Herman
Horning's. left Tuesday for his home
at Medford.
Mrs. EDITH Rbekopt and daughter,
Miss Lola, are expected home tonight
after having spent the past two months
in the East.
Herman Horning. August Goettscbe
and Harry Marsh hunted . few dsyi
in the West Fork country, returning
home Saturday. They brought home
some venison.
Miss Ida Weston left Wednesday for
Portland for stay Of two weeks. She
will then go to Astoria, where che
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partment of Mrs. Copeland's millinery
store.
Robert Swift left Thursday morning
for Pokegima where he will work for
the Mcintyre Office. He has been in
the company's Office here for the past
month, but work has ceased on account
of the smelter closing down.
Mrs. F. r. Cook and two sons spent
several days in the city visiting Mrs.
Cooks brother, Geo. H, Parker. and
family. The also visited in Port.
land. They returned to their home at
San Francisco Friday morning.
!. DR.. E. P. Dixon and family returned
Tuesday night from three weeks
hunting trip at West fork. They
had a very enjoyable time. The rain
of last week was very slight where
they were aud caused them little in
convenience.
After months vacation, Rev. Geo.
NJ. Gard1er returned with his family
Wednesday One week was spent at
Shasta Retreat and the balance Of the
time was spent near Corning, Cal.
where Mr.. Gardner has an orchard.
Willie, the 7-months old baby was
taken sick the second day at Corning
and died 10 days later with tonsilitis.
The remains were inferred at the
beautiful Corning cemetery.
T. II. johnson and W. L. Wander
pool, merchant and land man Of Du
fur. were In town last week looking
over the country during their vacs.
tion. They left Wednesday in COM
pany with MI Anderson for Coquille,
where they will spend about two
weeks. II. V. Anderson. is in: charge
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