Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-08-06
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y PERSONAL AND LOCAL !

Nieahihs ana Pressing done by
hlien at Albert Block. 7-16-4t
Mr. and Mrs. ], w. Williams spent
Thursday in Central Point with A.
W. Moon and family.
Miss Josie vandewalker was sum.
moned to her home at Gold Hill
Thursday by the illness of her
mother at that place.
Mrs, f. H. Cooper. of Provolt, re-
turned home Thursday from a
months visit with her daughter, Mrs.
J. P Vollmer at Bucoda, Wash.
Mrs, II. j. Bacher left Thursday
morning for Portland, stopping at
Roseburg two days to visit with re-
latives and friends.
Mr., and Mrs. John Thompson and
Miss Esther Mitchell returned to
Merlin Wednesday evening after a
short visit in this city,
Mrs, J. l.. Shaska returned We'd
nesday evening from Medford where
she has spent the past two weeks
with friends.
Barney Hail left Thursday for a
motorcycle trip to the Coos Bay
country. He will visit his sister. Mrs.
Patterson, who is at the bay, and ex-
poets to be absent some two weeks.
Mrs. Henry Gould and Mrs. John
Summers and children went to
Woodyille Thursday to spend the
day with Mrs. Summers sister, Mrs.
Frank Colt.
We are just starting into the open
season for deer hunting and the
time for the publication of the usual
number of shooting accidents by mis-
taking men for deer has arrived.
II. L. Herzinger and brother w.
F, Horzinger, and Meal Prehn re-
turned Wednesday from their hunt
ing trip on Williams creek with two
fine, large bucks.
Cheap wood, factory blocks and
hndlings-block, single load s2.75;
4 loads $1,000; kindlings, Csc, 3 for
Sl.50. II. Huck Wood Yard, 1O9
w. II street. Phone 434. 6-25-tf
George II. Pease and wife came in
on Sunday from their home at the
head of Grave creek, Mr. Pease has
been attending to business and visit
ing his father and mother, Doctor
and Mrs Pease. They returned home
Thursday morning.
The lecture at the Baptist church
Tuesday evening by Rev. L. II. Hicks
was welcomed by an audience that
surprised the speaker Mr.. Hicks
by his experience and gifts is emin-
emily fitted to inspire people with
the courage of life
j. w. Baker, of Eugene, who has
been in the laundry business at that
place, has sold his business there
and Thursday arrived in this city.
Mr. Baker was formerly a resident
of this place and says he Is now look
ing for a new location.
Roy Jordan returned Wednesday
from Wolf Creek where he had been
on four-days' hunting trip, but re-
turned without game. This was too
bad, but there are surely no "dears"
in that vicinity to suit him, for we
know Roy is a good hunter.
DR.. Harry Baker and wife, OF Will
liston, n. D., arrived in this city
Thursday morning for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Lovett. Or.
Raker is a brother OF Mrs, Lovett.
They have been at the A.-Y.-P. ex-
position and stopped off at Portland
and Salem en- route here.
The lecture by Rev. /. II. Honey
well was attended by some 500 peo-
pie. Mr.. Honeywell lived up TO his
! reputation as an intense and prac-
tical speaker, though he was rather
weary having just closed an evan
gelistc meeting in California, assist
ed by p. p Bllhorn
Mrs. Bertram stone leaves this
Friday morning for her home at
san Francisco, after a visit Of three
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
/ G. w. Colyig Of this city. Mrs stone
win Doe met at Shasta Springs by her
husband, Dr. Bertram stone, and
after a few days at the springs they
will continue their journey home to-
gether.
II. A. Cook, of Eugene, Ore, ls q
| guest Of his old time friend, NJ NJ.
Brierly He is looking over the city
chasinggiLa p2ao etao etao etaol
and country with the view to the pur-
chase Of a producing piece Of prop
erty, and being the right kind Of a
citizen It Is to be hoped he will find
what be wants Mr. Cook is an edu-