Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-07-17

last Saturday.
A. J. Robinson of Winner was in
the city Wednesday.
Councilman Coburn went to Gold
Hill Tuesday morning.
Miss Etheline BARTLETT is enjoying
the Chautauqua at Ashlard this week.
Chas. Day of Portland has been
visiting relatives in the city the past
week.
Many Grants Passites are in attend
ance at the Ashland Chautauqua this
week.
Miss Cora Shattuck returned home
Mondsyfrom Roseburg, where she had
be en visiting friends.
Mrs. Ulaude Grimes of Roseburg is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ksterh-
inc Gray of this city.
C. D. welter and son of Selma, who
operate saw mill in that section,
were in the city Tuesday.
Edward vauDyke, one of the pro-
minent merchants of Medford, was in
the city Monday on business.
W. E. Dean and son Ralph left
Tuesday for Glendale where they
will camp for several days.
Jose X. Nelson reformed Thursday
from IL weeks trip covering prinei-
pslly Washington and Idaho points.
Geo. W. Dunn, ex-county jadge of
Jackson county, was in Grants Pass
Thursday aud took a trip to Kerby
on business.
Prof Rist, who came here recently
from Wenache, Wash, went to Ash
land last week to spend few days at
the Chautauqus.
Among those of this city in AZ
tendance at the Ashland Chautauqus
this week are Mrs. Jos. Moss and
Edward vanDyke.
Ernest Lister and family left Mon
day for Crescent City on a month g
camping expedition during which
Ernest will flirt with the festive
trout.
Elmer Shank, the real estate man,
accompanied by Willie Scoville and
wife, went to Hugo last Saturday TO
look over the cherry crop in that
vicinity.
J. W. Moore of the Model Drug
store returned home Monday from a
brief vacation, during which he
visited relatives and friends in Port
land and the Willamette valley.
II. L. Herzinger and niece, Mrs.
Claude Chenoweth, returned home
Sunday from Redding Cal, where
they had been called by the death Of
Mr.. Herzinger's mother.
Prof Turner, superintendent of the
Grants Pass schools, went to Ashland
Monday to hear the famous John
Sharp Williams, one OF the strong
features Of the Chsutauqua.
]. A. Rswley and wife of Rswhide,
Nevads, arrived in Grants Pass the
latter part of last week and are look
ing about the country with view to
buying a farm or fruit ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Kinney.
daughter, Marjorie and son Paul and
Mrs. N. 2. Dodge went to Ashland
Monday in their automobile to spend
a few days at the Chautsaqua.
r. F. Wendover, secretary Of the
Gilman Bed Rock Mining Co, who
recently came here from Sacramento.
Cal, has purchased residence at
the corner OF Second and ID streets.
p. A. DeFries, one Of the practical
miners of the Merlin district Vas in
the county seat between trains last
Saturday afternoon attending the
business matters. He brought down
some ore samples taken from some OF
his recent prospects, to be assayed
Mrs. A. j. Strohecker and daughter
Ursel, who rave been visiting
friends here for the past few weeks,
left Tuesday for Wolf Creek to visit
Mrs. Ben Rogers. after which they
will return to their home at Garfield,
Wash.
Bert Ayers of Sacramento, Cal. +,
came up TO Grants Pass last Sunday
aud will make his permanent home in
this city. Mr. Ayers is one of the
stockholders of the Gilman Bed
Rock Mining Co. and will assist in
the work of operating the machine as
soon as it arrives from Sacramento.
W. G. Keyser Of Redfield, S. d.
arri we'd in the city last Saturday for q
visit with the people who have re.
Gently come here from Redfield and
located. Mr.. Keyser has extensive
land interests around Redfield, but
expects to buy property here before
returning home.
Bittle Wells, staff writer on the Sun
set Magazine, passed through the city
Tuesday evening and informed Secre-
tary Andrews Of the commercial club
that the Sunset people, who priuted
the Grants Pass booklet were having
so copies of the. pamphlet bound In
leather to be used on the observation
cars OF the Southern Pacific during
the season.
Mrs. Maude wertz Of Morris, Ill.
who IL spending a months vacation
in Oregon and Washington, arrived il
the city last Sunday for a few days
visit with her cousin, G. Clintor
Page, editor Of the Courier. From
here she goes to Everett, Spokane ant
Edmonds, Wash, where she will spent
a couple Of W, eks with friends. Mrs
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