Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-07-24

! Geo. Oium and wife went to the
Newport bescn Monday morning for
weeks outing.
Ed Dixon left Wednesday morning
for West Fork to flirt with the deer
and indulge in piscatorial sport.
A. B. Cornell returned home Satur-
day night from Ashland, where he
had been spending the week
Forest Ranger Earle Young was up
from the Mule Creek section of his
territory ON the reserve Wednesday.
Mrs. Chausse returned to Port
land Friday after brief visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Colvig.
Mrs. Clyde, wife of the Rev. Clyde
of Ashland was in the city Tuesday,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q.
Gilfillsn.
Edward VanDyke was among
those who went to Newport Monday
morning to spend a week or two on
the beach.
Misses LaCosta Msngum and Alma
Woke returned Saturday from Ash
land where they had been attending
the Chautauqua.
Misses Mildred Churchill and Hazel
Gillette went to Portland last Satur-
day where they will visit with @. G.
Gillette and family
B.F. Ayers and o. c. Matlock of
the Gilman Bedrock Mining Co. went
to Portland this morning to look after
business of the company.
Sidney Sharp. arrived here Saturday
from California, and will spend two
months visiting with his brother,
Craigie Sharp of this city.
Secretary H. L. Andrews of the com.
mercial club, and family left Monday
noon for Newport, where thsy will
spend week or 10 days on the beach.
M. X. Lauder, vice-president of the
Grants Pass Box Co., came up from
San Francisco Saturday night to look
after business interests for few days.
Mrs. Robert Pool ano daughter. Miss
Alice, who have been visiting here.
returned to Klamath Falls Saturday,
where Miss Alice is engaged in teach
ing in the city schools.
Mayor Smith and family left last
week by automobile for tour OF the
Willamette valley. expecting to visit
Mrs. Smiths relatives at Jefferson
and the doctors brother at Salem.
Mrs. d. L. Truax and the children
left Wednesday for Newport where
they will spend q month on the beach.
Mr.. Truax will not be able to gel
away until about the time they came
back.
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson went Il
Portland last Sunday morning tt
spend couple of weeks with her son
W. NJ. johnson. She was accompanied
to Portland by her son. Daniel OF thu
Layton hotel.
Jesse Cheshire of Astoria arrived II
the city Tuesday to spend few day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. r
Cheshire and brother Fred. He is OF
his way to willows. Cal, where h,
expects to- locate.
Joe Woke, with the Grants Pas
Hardware Co., and family. left Sun
day for Crescent city for their sum
mer's outing. They will probabl,
stop at points along the route, making
the trip by easy stages.
DIR. ]. C. vanDyke of New Bruins
wick n. ]. who has. been spending tn
past 10 days here with his brother
DR.. +. W. VanDyke. left yesterda.
morning for San Francisco and a so
journ in Mexico, after which he viii
return to his eastern home.
, ID. ID. nhl VI Dt1Ntf, suptIihtoh
dent of salaries and allowances Of tn
= United States postal department wa
in the city yesterday and today look
a ing over the Grants Pass postoffice
a and notwithstanding that he has =
a unusually eagle optic, he was muc
impressed with Postmaster Donnen
administration and the splendid al
rangement of the office.
. Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUS Schmidt an
q family returned home yesterday morr
3 ing from q very pleasant two month
visit with relatives In the motht
II country. Mr.. Schmidt says they er
. countered a little rough sea goin
n over but that the voyage home va
unusually fine. They report yer
enjoyable visit bot Claus says ii
Oregon hills still look good to hi
and he is glad to be back in Gran
Pass.
n Mrs. Clara Lawton and son Earl I