Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-05-21
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A, E. Voorhies made a business
trip to Portland Wednesday evening
Fred Fiekert, of Portland. is in
the city visiting with his sister, Mrs
Geo. Donnell.
G. F. Hart, of Kerby, was a visitor
at the county seat on Monday and re-
mained over until Wednesday.
Mrs. c. T. Payne, of the Union
hotel at Kerby, was among the
crowd on Tuesday at the circus.
Chas Snow returned first of the
week from Glendale where he had
been located for several days at the
Williams Bros. mill near that place
Mrs. c. S. Hoxle and daughter left
this week to join Mr.. Hoxie at Salem
their future home. The son will re-
main here for few weeks.
George Dunkin, Frank Dessinger
and T. 0. Nancke, all of Kerby, were
Grants Pass visitors on Monday and
while here they took in the circus
Mr.. George Floyd, of the Pioneer
hotel at Kerby, was in the city Tues
day on business and while here took
in the circus.
T. X. Anderson, the Galice Creek
miner was in Grants Pass this week
and later left for Ashland and other
Jackson county points for few days
before returning to his home at
Galice.
Mrs. 0. Ruedey and two children
are visiting old friends here. Mrs.
Ruedey was a resident of Grants Pass
up to II years ago when she went to
Portland. Her friends knew her as
MISS Minnie Uhllg.
Perry Watson, of San Jose, Cal,
arrived here Thursday for a few
weeks visit with friends. Mr.. Wat
son was formerly a resident of this
city, being a salesman at the Cal
houn Clothing store.
Miss Iva Macarthur has just finish
ed very successful term of school
in the Murphy district and Saturday
returned to her home in this city to
spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Dixon arrived
here Friday from Pasadena, Cal,
where they spent the past winter for
the benefit of Mr.. DiXon's health,
They came almost the entire dis
tance by auto, only shipping from
Redding to Dunsmuir Mr.. and Mrs.
Dixon report a most enjoyable trip.
Harry P. Cramer, a student in the
electrical engineering department of
Stanford university, stopped off at
Grants Pass Wednesday night for a
days visit with his uncles, T. P. and
Geo. P. Cramer. His home is in
Portland,
Mrs. Grace Bunch White, of La
Moine, Cal, arrived here Monday for
a few weeks visit with relatives and
friends. Mrs. White will be Joined
by her husband about the first of
June and he will visit here for a
few days before they return to their
California home.
Ernest Umphlette, of Glendale,
was in town Saturday and Sunday,
presumably on business Saturday
evening he took a prominent place
on the program at the opening OF
the Holcomb, Haligus and Eastwood
store and rendered an excellent vocaI
solo.
Herman Heitman left SUNDAY
evening for his home at Oswego
Ore. and Mrs. Heltman and the
baby Joined him Thursday evening
They had spent the past two week
here with Mrs. Heitman's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R, Nipper.
T. w. James came in from kero'
Wednesday and went to Portland u
visit his daughter and will remai'
there until Mrs, James arrives iron
Bucyrus, Ohio. Mr.. James arrive
about five weeks ago and has sine
been busy improving his farm on IN
outskirts OF Kerby, building a nous
and otherwise preparing for the al
rival of his wife.