Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-07-05

Mr.. Lane and Sterling Rothermal O
Medford were on our streets the 4th
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer returned Tues
day from trip to California.
Wilson Rothermal of Medford an
Miss Kindsy of Ashland spent the Al
in our town.
DIR. Roy Kremer left Tuedsay TO
San Francicso. He expects to returl
in a short time.
Donald Calvert came in from Alt
house Tuesday to spend the 4th will
his mother.
Fritz Dean came home from Wes
Fork Tuesday and will remain unit
Monday.
Herbert Gilkey came in town from
Evans creek Wednesday night to spent
a few days with his parer is.
Claude Davis came home on visi
Wednesday night. He will remian fol
a short time. He is now running hii
launch on the Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Gardner ant
daughter. Mrs. A. Woods of Saginaw
spent several days visiting relatives
in Grants Pass this week.
Frank Mashburn left Friday Off ar
Eastern buying trip of five or si1
weeks. He will go as far east as New
York.
A. L. Lawler, leasee of the vindi
Gator mine on Grave creek was in the
town this week. He expects to spend
the Summer prospecting on the Feathe,
river in California.
Mrs. r. o. McCroskey and mother.
Mrs. Hutchinson left Tuesday fol-
Portland, where they will live.
Mr.. McCroskey, having preceded
some months. 49,.
Mrs. Z. j. Hottenroth Of Lentz.
better known by her maiden name
Opal White, arrived Saturday to visit
friends and relatives. She will re.
main until the last of August.
A. NJ. Lively and wife and W.
]. Livey of Kennett. CAL. came to
Grants Pass last Saturday to spend
a week with Mrs. Lively's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Springfield.
Miss Nora sydow, formerly a
teacher in the Grants Pass schools.
but for the past few years residsn.
OF Ventura. CAL, was married at
Ventura, June 81 to Ernest Everett
Of that place.
Alvin Wheeler came down from
Medford the Sd to spend week visit
ing friends. He was accompanied by
Katharine and Dorothy Gilfllsn, who
have been visiting the Wheelers.
Miss Helen Gilkey of Corvallis is
visiting at the home Of her cousin,
Miss wilma Gilkey of this city. She
expects to remain about two weeks
longer. She is collecting bugs and
flowers while here.
Miss Clare Kremer left on Sunday
for Roseburg, after visiting for about
two weeks with Miss Besise Davis
and Miss Sylvia Anderson. Miss Care
expects to live with her aunt, Mrs.
Ali en-, aud attend school in Roseburg
this Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Jewell left
Tuesday for an Eastern trip. Mrs.
Jewell will visit her old home at
Hartford. Conn, while Mr.. Jewell
makes business trip to London and
Paris. At one point in Europe he
will be within two hours ride of the
Cramer family and will probably call
on them.
Mrs. A. @. Beals and three children
of Klamath Falls arrived last week to
visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John PATRICK. Mrs, Besls went di-
rect to Portland from klamath and
was joined at Drain by Mr.. Beals
who Is at present working and
were present at the Rose Festival.
Owing to the sickness of her father,
Mrs. Beals will PROBABLY remain
in Grants Pass several weeks.
Alb. Cornell went to Portland Tues.
day to attend the Funeral Of Mrs.
Mary Z. Stillwell, the mother Of
Mrs. Cornell and J. d. Myers,
who died Monday night. Mrs. Still.
well was q pioneer who crossed the
plains in 1852 and 10 associated with
early Oregon history. She came tC
Oregon from Keokuk, Iowa, and there
witessed the arrival Of troops the
burning OF the Mormon temple snC
the departure of Brigham Youne
and his wives to Utah. Mrs. A. b
Cornell has been with her mother
for the past two months
Chas Duffield, wife and son, who