Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-05-28
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]. T. Robertson. of Wonder, was in
town Monday on business.
Harry White, of Woodville, was in
town on business first of the week
Rev. Robt. Booth went to Ashland
Monday for a few dayc' visit with
friends.
H. L. Darneill and family left
Monday for Glendale to spend the
summer.
Miss Lucie George went to Kerby
Saturday to visit with her parents.
returning to this city Sunday even
ing.
Earle Young left Saturday for
Galice where he expects to remain
for several weeks on business con-
nected with the Forest Service.
Mrs. Sarah Dimmick, formerly a
resident of this city but now of Port
land, is renewing old acquaintances
and visiting relatives in our city.
Miss Daisy Cole, who has Just
closed a successful term of school
at Wolf Creek, returned to her home
in this city Monday, where she will
spend the summer vacation.
WEBER WAGONS at Hair Riddle.
! Franklin D. Smith, who recently
sold his farm in this county, left
Monday morning for his old home
at Wet Mountain, Colo, where he
expects to reside permanently.
Miss Helen Raymond, of Charles
City, Iowa, who has been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Glenn
ems, left Monday for Marshfield
Ore, where they will visit friends
Geo c. Sabin returned Monday
from Portland. He was accompanied
on his trip to Portland by his bro.
ther, l.. j. Sabin, who, with his wife
and mother, left for La Moure. N. d
Mrs. N. H. Weber, of Eagle Cliff
on the Columbia river, is in our city
this week to attend the graduating
exercises of the Grants Pass Higf
School. Her daughter, Miss Lois
being one Of the class.
II. V. Meade returned to MedforC
Monday morning after visiting will
his family here since Saturday. Mrs
Meade and the children will joil
Mr.. Meade at Medford, where the.
will make their future home as sool
as school closes here.
George Klakamp left Monda,
morning for San Francisco, wher
he will be Joined in a few days b.
his wife and they will sail from ther
for Manila. Mr.. Klakamp goes t
Manila on government business an
he and his wife expect to be ther
for three years or more,
| Mrs. E. E. Blanchard expects t
leave next Wednesday for a tw
months visit at her old home q
Montour, Iowa. While there she wi
superintend the packing Of the
household goods for shipment
Grants Pass.
III Price Sloan arrived Tuesday fro
| Pendleton and left the same day fC
| Slate creek. The old gentleman
| quite Ill, and being over so years
| age his condition is a matter of mut
| concern. Mrs. Sloan was not alb
| to make the trip here.
| Mrs. Chas Hays arrived Tuesdi
| to spend a couple of weeks with h
sister Mrs. Geo p. Cramer, whi
Mr.. Hays is attending the Gener
| Assembly at Denver and visiting
Kansas City, Kan, The daught'
Miss Grace, stays with friends
Portland,
Rev. T. L. Thuemler, pastor of t
Seventh Day Adventist church
this place for the past year, has be
called to Portland to take char
of the German work and assist in
English work Of his church at II
place, with headquarters at 81
Park street, north. MIR. Thuem
\ left Monday, his family having p
, ceded him two weeks or more
sold his residence property
Seventh street to Martin Conger