Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-08-20
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' PERSONAL AND LOCAL y

Ad Ames went to Myrtle Point
Monday to reside,
j. E, Peterson and family left
Tuesday for Savage Rapids for a
several days camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lawson, of
Langley, Kan, left for their home
Tuesday after few days visi, with
friends in this city,
Mrs A. w. Dahlberg and daughter
left Wednesday evening for few
weeks visit with friends in Port
land.
Miss Augusta Parker returned
Thursday from her trip to the fair.
She also visited at Portland and
other northern points.
Mrs. Dora Nelson, who has spent
the past two weeks visiting with her
sister, Mrs. II, l., Herzinger, of this
city, returned Sunday to her home
at Portland
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Roy Martin arrived here Monday
to spend month or six weeks with
his sister, Mrs, Louis Steelhammer
of this city, Mr.. Martin is cigar
manufacturer of Salem.
Misses Evelyn Mitchell and Fay
Sill and Mrs. w. T. Coburn and Mrs.
Fred Roper were among the Grants
Pass visitors who took in the ball
game at Medford Sunday.
Mrs Martin Reeve went to Med
ford Thursday to attend the funeral
OF her brother-in-law, Ed Tryer.
which was held at that place Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. d. l.. Green has returned to
this city after an absence of six
months spent with her daughter.
Mrs, Henry NJ. Due, at Oroville, Cal.
and with her husband d. l.. Green,
at Galice.
c. l.. Hobart went TO Seattle on
Monday evening to be away for ten
days He will visit the Alaska
Yukon-Pacfic exposition and attend
TO some general business in the big
city on the sound.
Mrs. Walter Cleveland and baby,
of Portland, spent a short time In
this city visiting with Mr.. Cleveland's
mother, Mrs Dora Cleveland. They
left Wednesday to visit friends far
ther south,
Newton Martin, who has spent the
past week with his sitter, Mrs. Louis
S.eelhammer, of this city, left Tues
day evening for his home at Salem,
where he is employed at the C. p. !
Bishop store at that place.
Cheap wood, factory blocks and
hndlings-block, single load $2.75;
4 loads $1,000; kindlings. CSC. 3 for
$50. II. Huck Wood Yard. 100
w. II street. Phone 434. 6-25-tf
Mrs. II. C. Mitchell returned to her
home in this city Tuesday, after a
six weeks visit at her old home in
Denver, Colo. Mrs. Mitchell was ac-
companied home by her daughter, !
Mrs. s. Il. Rolf, OF Portland, and
Miss Abbie Mitchell, of Maine, sis
ter OF Mr. Mitchell.
Edward Mclean returned Tuesday
from klamath Falls where he spent
a week. Mr.. Mclean made the trip |
from klamath Falls to Ashland on
his wheel, leaving the Falls in the
and arriving at Ashland in |
time to catch the afternoon train for
home.
Quite a large crowd went to Med
ford Sunday TO witness the big ball
game between Hit and Grants Pass
teams, but were disappointed in the
score, which was to 4 in favor OF
Hit. However, the game was a good
one, the best OF the season and those
who attended are glad they saw t.
SO many OF the Grants Pass team
are out OF town that II Is thought
there will be few more games this
season, but they will try TO arrange
for more to be played in this city be-
fore the team Is dsbanded for the .
summer.
A. B. Ellison returned Friday |
from Jacksonville, where he had |
been TO attend the funeral OF his |
brother-in-law, Emanuel Pool who |
died at that place Thursday OF last
week from cancer Of the stomach
and liver II was reported in this
paper last week that Mr. Pool had