Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-04-30
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Miss Maude Baber went to Glen
dale Saturday to visit with Mis-,
Carrie Umphlette.
Ben Levy, Of San Francisco, was II
the city Thursday. Mr.. Levy is with
Mlchaels Stearns & Co., of Roches.
ter, N. Y.
Architect F. c. Clark was down
from Ashland Wednesday and Thurs.
day to inspect the work on the Conk.
lin building.
Miss Fay Scoville arrived last
week from Des Moines, Iowa, To
make her home here with her bro.
ther, Will Scoville, at the Walnut
Hill fruit farm.
Miss Oro Wilson left on the We'd
nesday morning train for Riverside,
where she goes for a two weeks
visit with friends. She stopped off
one day at MedIord.
H. L. Andrews gave an interest
ing talk before the Young Mems
club OF the Episcopal church We'd
nesday evening. His subject was:
The Needs of Grants Pass"
Rev. S, M. Dorrance left yester-
day to attend the Western Mission
airy conference of the Episcopal
church at Spokane, Washington.
Rev. F. B. Bartlett breaches in Ash
land next Sunday evening.
Chas. S. Moore, ex-state treasurer.
passed through the city Tuesday on
his way to klamath Falls, where he
is going to spend the summer with
his family. He was met here by Mrs.
Moore, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Judge Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Myers, of Can
tara, Cal, who have been to Port
land on business, stopped off few
days to visit Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Green, of this city. Mrs. Myers is
a niece of Mr.. Green. They took in
the big show while here.
Rev. A. ]. Edwards, who arrived
about a month ago from Klamath
Falls, is doing good work at Wilder
Vile In the Methodist church. The
Sunday school has an average at
tendance of about 60 and the inter-
est is active.
A. M. Ruttencutter is building a
fine home near the Wilderville
school house and expects to have 1t
completed early In June. Mr.. Rut-
tencutter with his wife, brother and
father and mother arrived last fall
from Virginia and bought the Hook
ing place.
w. c. Longenecker, of Toledo,
Ohio, stopped off at Grants Pass
Sunday night to visit his mother,
Mrs. M. e. Longenecker, and his
sister, Mrs. Geo. P. Cramer. Mr..
Longenecker is travelling for the
Toledo Pipe Threading Machine Co.,
making tour of the coast, and was
able to stop over only one day.
Rev. w. S. Holt was a passenger
on Tuesday mornings overland en-
route to San Anselmo to attend the
commencement exercises of the San
Francisco Theological Seminary. He
will also spend two weeks in mission
work in Southern California, he be-
ing the Pacific Coast secretary of
the Board of Home Missions of the
Presbyterian church, with territory
extending from Mexico to Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fetsch left
Thursday for Montague, Cal, their
future home, where Mr.. Fetsch will
be with the Spalding Bros. Lumber
Co. Mr. Fetsch has been a resident
and business man Of Grants Pass
for the past IS years, seven and ono
half years of that time serving as
member of the city council, and has
always been prominent in public af-
fairs. He has sold one of his houses
but still retains two houses and
store building on Front street. Mr.
and Mrs. Fetsch both say that they
will always regard Grants Pass
as their home.