Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-09-20

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Attorney G. W. Durham Sunday ed
in Medford.
Misses Della and Belma Jackson, of
Sumpter, Ore, are the guests of Miss
Marie Edwards for few days.
H. V. Thomas, one of Frisco g
sporting men is here to have time
hunting and fishing.
Mrs. Evan P. Hughes left Monday
for Pslo Alto, Cal, where she was
called by the serious illness of her
sister.
will Riggs. who had expected to 90
to Leland this week, to accent a
position, is laid up with an attack of
pleurisy.
L. G.. Purdy. a Portland tonsorial
artist came down to have an outing
and make an onslaught upon the
members OF the fnny tribe.
Mrs. A. U. Barnard and daughter,
Miss Susie are home from their very
pleasant outing spent in tho nearby
mountains as the guests Of friends.
Mrs. Chss Neal, of Roseburg,
who is en- route home from visit in
California, has been the guest of
Grants Pass friends for few days.
Miss Elsie Ball is back from her five
weeks visit with the family of Prof.
@. Price, formerly superintendent of
holds similar position at Sequel,
Cal.
Mrs. q. E. Coffmsn and daughter,
Miss Minnie Ireland are enjoying
themS elv, 8. visiting Portland, Victoria
and the Sound cities They expect to
be absent several weeks and Mrs
Coffmau may visit her old home at
Colfax, Wash.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. B. Dickson aud
residents of Sumpter, Ore. are in the
city, with a view to making Grants
Pass their future homes, as they much
prefer this climate to the cold weather
Of eastern Oregon,
Wes. Riggs and son, Mart Riggs
are home from a big hnnt in the
West Fork country where Jim Fuller
ioiued them. Mart who is ouly l6
proved to be the best marksman get
ting two fine deer while the older men
only secured one each.
Miss Margaret lBanDard. who has
been taking course in German, In
the noted University of Germany,
located at Berlin, is just now enjoy
ing life in gay Paris She will sail
| from H8vre this week and comes on
this side Of the waters to accept there
sponsible position Of conducting the
German department work in the
Baker City High school. In writing
the home folks she speaks of having
had very successful and enjoyable
years work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Williamson, Of
Seattle have been the guests Of W.
E. Willis and family for the past few
days. They are on ther way home
from Goldfeld, Nevada. where they
have been spending the Summer
With plumbers receiving 50 per day
and other laborers accordingly, 1t IL
litrle wonder that wood should be $7s
per cord and living expenses cores
pondinRly high.
Miss Chloe Mckenzie returned this
week from vacation OF several
weeks. spent at Eugene, Newport, and
other northern points.
Carl McCroskcy arrived here Mon
day from Portland TO visit for few
days with sister. Miss Lucille.
Stanton Rowell, an experienced
musician is in Grants Pass, with the
view of locating here and starting a
band and orchestra lie is meeting
with much encouragem and likes
thecity and its bright prospects
Misses Pratt aud Draper, two popu
lar Oregon City young ladies are the
guests Of Mrs Arthur Rowland, an
old time friend, out at Mr.. Rowland
home, in the Jump-otf-Joe mining
/ district.
Geo. Cramer and wife left for New
port Monday, to enjoy an outing at
that poular seaside resort for awhile
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. VOORHEES, anC
sou, Earl, left Monday for Newport
where they will spend the next few
weeks. Mr.. VOORHEES, physician ad
vising the change Of climate for th'
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