Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-07-19
Items Of Personal
Interest.
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Miss Nouuie brltS0w returned I,
Milwaukee Friday night after visit
ing here for week.
Mrs. II. D. Jones of Wilderyille lef
Tuesday for visit at San Frsnc;sc,
with her sister, Mrs Stone.
Claude Cheshire returned to Port
land Sunday after visiting here fo,
the last two weeks.
Mrs. Hommie, wife of the editor n,
the Glendale News was in town Mon.
day on business trip
Miss Alice Smith is working at
Dixon's store during the absence Of
Geo. Birdseye.
Geo. S. Calhoun started Thursday
for San Francisco on a business trim.
expecting to be gone several days.
J. II. johnson. miner and prospec-
tor, after several months stay in the
Galioe country, has gone to Apple.
gate.
Miss Katie Karg left SATURDAY.
evening for Leland, where she will
make her home with her father and
brother.
W. L. Perry is now clerking at the
Grants Pass Grocery Co., Will Riggs
having left the store and gone down
the river to work.
DR.. Clara Bashaw left Monday for
Portland for her vacation. expecting
to be absent until the last of the
month.
Henry Pernoll' went through Grants
Pass Monday night with the Portland
ball team en- route for Portland, hav-
ing joined them at Ashland.
Arthur Carter and sister, Miss
Audrey, went to Ashland Monday
for few days visit with friends and
relatives.
Miss Ruby Palmer, who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle,
Mr.. Palmer for the last two weeks,
returned to her home in. Ashland Mon.
day morning.
Mrs. M. P. Anderson and daughter,
Miss Sylvia, left this week for six
weeks vacation which will be spent
at their homestead near Bryce
Springs.
Mrs. Sarah Hammond Of Hugo and
her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Miller Of
Myrtle Point were in Grants Pass
Tuesday. Mrs. Miller will spend
several weeks at Hugo.
E. B. Gutheridge, chief of tie
Chickasba Fire Department of Chick
asba, i. T., arrived in this city Mon.
day to visit his uncle, Ben Gutbe-
ridge. He has been travelling in
California and other places for the
last month.
D. W. Edwards of indianapolis, is
visiting his brother, H. E. Edwards
this week, arriving Thursday and
will remain several days. This is
Mr.. Edwards first western trip and
includes Seattle and Los Angeles and
intermediate points. Mr.. Edward is
general agent of the Provident Life
and Trust Co. of Philadelphia.
Ray Wright, Andy MCCARTHY,
August Goettsche and families left on
Sunday morning for the West Fork
of Cow Greek where they will camp
for about two weeks. The last view
Of the ladies was picturesque, as they
were mounted on J. Fuller's pack
burrows, travelling up the trail. Re-
ports come In that Mrs. Mccarthy
killed deer.
Mrs. Jessie Honeyman of Portland,
President of the State Board of the
Y. w. @. A will speak on the work
of the Young Women's Christian AS
sociation and that of the Travellers
Aid, Tuesday, p. m. at the Presby'
terian church. All ladies are urged
to take advantage of this opportunity
to hear Mrs. Honeyman.
Mrs B. B Brown and adopted son
Howard Potter, were in Grants Pass
Monday on their way from Los
Angeles to Seattle with touring car.
They started from Los Angeles June
80, and made Redding the first week
averaging 100 miles a day. They
encountered bad roads and lost time
and also had several motor break e
downs which caused some DELAYS
Ibey carried camp outfit along so as
to be prepared for any emergency, al
though so far they had to use their
tent only four nights.
Mrs. R. P. Cheshire accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. Caroline Coats
will leave on Saturday morning Tor
San Francisco, where they will visit
Mrs. Cheshire's son, Ted Palmer
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