Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-30
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= PERSONAL AND LOCAL :

Ralph Looney visited the United
Copper-Gold Mines Co. at Pickett
Creek last Sunday.
Physicians and surgeons recon-
mend FLASH" the antiseptic
hand cleaner.
l.. R. Steelhammer was called to
Salem on Tuesday to the bedside of
a sick brother.
Dry Cleaning and Pressing done by
Klien at Albert Block. 7-16-4t
Miss Ada Smith. of Walker, ar
rived here Friday of last week to
spend few days visiting with the f,
D. Smith family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Slower and
Miss Leila returned Monday from
two weeks visit at Portland and
Seaside.
L. A. White, of York, Neb., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Wash. Hair.
Mr.. White has been at Seattle and is
on tour of the west
Mr.. and Mrs, ], B, Kelley, of San
Antonio, Tex, arrived here Sunday
to look over the country with a view
of purchasing property here.
Mrs Grace Bunch White left Sat
urday evening for Glendale to join
her husband and they will make their
future home at that place,
Frank Hull, of the Hull Printing
Co. of Medford, was in the city last
Friday attending the meeting of the
local National Protective Legion.
Miss Edna Morrow, of Kansas City.
Kan, arrived last Friday to spend
several weeks with Mrs. Geo. P.
| Cramer, Miss Morrow has been
making tour of the West and visit
ing the A.-Y.-P.
/ Miss Augusta Parker left Saturday
for McMinnville TO spend couple of
weeks with her sister, Miss Mary,
and will then go to Seattle She will
also visit relatives in Portland and
expects to be away about a month
Mrs. r, J. Eyerton, who has spent
the past few days here with her sons
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Eyorton, left
Saturday evening for her home at
Merlin. Mrs. Ever-on took eye
treatment of DR., Findley while in the
city.
Arthur Sampson and Tom Fry
returned last week from a trip above
Gold Hill where they had spent
week camping and fishing. The
young men made the trip in a canoe
and had very enjoyable outing.
Mrs. Herman Horning and sister,
Miss Dot Cook, left Tuesday evening
for Newport, where Miss Cook will
spend two weeks, but Mrs. Horning
expects to remain until the first of
November before returning to her
home in this city,
Earle Young, who now holds the
position OF mining inspector in the
forest service, arrived here Saturday
evening to visit over Sunday with
his mother. He returned to Medford
Sunday evening and from there he
goes to Roseburg.
Mrs, Ed Williams left last Friday
evening for Portland where she will
Join her husband and later go to La
Grande to visit her mother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will reside
either at Portland or LaGrande, Mr.
Williams having a position offered
him at both places with the railroad
but has not yet decided which he will
accept
Robert ~ Mclean left for Port
land Thursday whore he will occupy
the pulpit of the Third Presbyterian
church during the months absence
Of the pastor This Is the church
Rev Robt Mclean went to from
Grants Pass about 10 years ago, and
left TO take mp duties IN Porto Rico.
Mr. Mclean has been preaching at
Central Point alternate Sundays for
the past row weeks
DWIGHT and Robert Jewell last
. week drove from Grants Pass TO rol
. land 10 meet their father and Herbert
smith, who were ON the business
mems pilgrimage, and the party
! visited the Josephine caves return.
! ing home Tuesday During their ab
sencc, Mrs. Jewell received a tole.
! gram from Frankfort, a suburb OF
! Philadelphia, announcing the death
. of Mr.. JEWELS only sister, Mrs Lucy
I A Blend who has been a visitor
( here a number Of times, the last he
Z Ing about three years ago when she
; spent several weeks.