Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-23
Items Of Personal
Interest.

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Mrs. ]. Greene left for Portland
Tuesday for short stay.
Mrs. ]. W. Hicks, daughter and
son, of Gold Hill were in Grants Pass
Tuesday.
Mrs. ". E. Mallory and two
children arrived Wednesday to visit
for several weeks.
Mrs. Mort Luckett returned from
Portland Wednesday. Mr.. Luckett
will remain in Portland some time
taking treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hooking of
Wilderville returned Tuesday from a
very enjoyable visit at Portland,
Salem and other points.
J. N. Johnston and his brother,
recently arrived from Indiana, left
Wednesday for two weeks hunt with
headquarters at Bear camp.
Mrs. Ed Binns and daughter,
Freda. Of Jacksonville. returned to
their camp at Colestin Tuesday. after
q few weeks stay with relatives here.
Mrs. N. P. Anderson and daush
Miss Sylvia, leave this Friday evening
for Portland to attend the millinery
opening and select their Fall and
Winter stock of ooods
Walter Scott. lineal descendant of
the immortal writer. and @. G. Case
OF Oakland. Cal, were in Grants
Pass Wednesday looking over this
territory with possibility Of
locating.
Miss Ruth Loveridge returned Tues.
day from Eugene where she has been
spending the past two weeks with
her father and sisters. Her studio is
now open and ready for any photo
graphic business.
o. Z. Reynolds, formerly Of this
place .but now Of Phoenix, and Ed
Pierce of Medford were in Grants
Pass Tuesday on their way to Ores.
cent City for . two weeks vacation.
They travelled in their own convey.
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Luper left
Monday evening for an outing Of
several weeks. They stop FIRST at
Eugene, then go to Spokane Falls,
North Yakima. Wash, Orc Fino.
Idaho, and other points. Mr.. Luper
is an employe at the round house.
Mrs W. s. Standish and two
daughters. who have been visiting
Mrs. o. P. Harvey for the past few
weeks are at Takilma for few weeks.
Mr.. Standish having como in for
them from there Wednesday. After
few weeks at Takilma Mrs. Stand
ish and daughters will return to their
home at Los Angeles.
Miss Carrie Umphlette returned
Saturday from three weeks visit
with her brother Stanley, and sister
Mrs. Wickersham of Portland and
Seaside. She hsd an exceedingly en-
joyablc time, marred only by the
knowledge that she would soon have
to return to her newspaper work in
Nevada.
S. B. Edwards, a mining engineer
of Portland, and A. II. Gunnell are
on business trip to British Oolum-
bia, leaving Grants Pass Saturday
On his return Mr.. Gunnell will stop
at jefferson for Mrs ..Gunnell who
has been visiting there for the past
week, and they will return together
to Grants Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Person and two
little daughters left Wednesday morn.
ing for Los Angeles, which place they
will visit before returning to their
home at Montrose, Colo. Mrs. Per
son and the children have spent the
past 10 weeks here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Scovill, and Mr..
Person has been here for three weeks.
Mr.. Person is city superintendent of
schools st Montrose.
VIM. Jordan and family Of Cottage
Grove have been spending the past
two weeks camping and prospecting
on Thompson creek. They leave
this week for home. Mr.. Jordan
until last Summer resided at Merlin
where he conducted the Merlin hotel
for several years. The hotel, which
was the first in Merlin and once
conducted by Brit Williams, was
burned last January. The insurance
had run out about a month, so the
loss was total to Mr.. Jordan. The
building was under lease at the time
it burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. P. True Of Med
ford left their home Monday morning
by auto and made Grants Pass by s
O'Clock on their way to Crescent
Cttv for an outinD Mr. True had