Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL =

Sunday evening on business.
Lawton brothers went to Port
land Sunday evening on business.
Mrs. c. H. Demaray and Mrs
d Vina opdycke were Medford visitors
SUNDAY.
Mrs. R. L. Demaree returned to
v this city Sunday evening after spend
Y ing the day at Gold Hill with friends.
Mrs. Anna Walter and daughter
Il Miss Augusta, of Applegate, were in
town Monday calling on friends and
doing some shopping.
M Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wridge and
Miss Stella Fox, of Agnes. Ore,
were Grants Pass visitors Monday.
M Miss Alice Smith returned to Mer-
lin Sunday evening, after visiting
over Sunday with her mother here
Mrs. C. Fenwck, who has spent
NJ the past three months visiting with
relatives in San Francisco, returned
Tuesday evening to her home in this
city.
Miss Cora Smith came up from
Merlin Saturday morning to visit
with her mother and returned In the
evening to her school duties at that
n James Bratton left Monday morn
ing for Nashville, Tenn, where he
will spend the winter.
Rev. F. c. Lovett and Mr. and Mrs.
N r. X. Hackett went to Hugo Sunday
evening to hold services at the Hugo
N church
"a w. o. Miller arrived here Satur-
4 day to take Operator Mahoneys
honey goes to Oakland to visit his
place at the depot while Mr. Ma
parents.
Sunday evening some miscreant
stole the tarpaulin which was used
to cover the cement tools of the con-
tractor who is putting the curb in
on Sixth street. The thieves also
stole all of the tools which they
could carry.
place.
E. V. Smith, G. P. Jester S. H.
Buell., H. Bacher and A. c. Holcomb
went to Medford Sunday to hear
Debs, the socialist, deliver his ad-
dress on socialism.
Miss Florence Schmidt returned Fri
day evening from Salem and Port
& land, where she has spent :se past
seven weeks with relatives ana
N Friends.
y j. n. Voorhes arrived here Tues
day morning from Portland to at
tend the funeral of his daughter-in-
Nav, Mrs. A. F. VOORHEES,, which was
held Tuesday afternoon in this city.
Mr. Voorhies expects to return to
n Portland Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Smith, of
tHugo, spent Saturday in this city
attending to business matters and re-
turned to their home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs !. V. Schmidt re-
turned Friday evening from Salem,
where they had spent a week with
relatives and friends and on Satur
day morning Mr.. Schmidt, in COM
pany with Frank MacFarland and
Geo. Edwards vert TO lower Rogue
river to spend several days hunting
for bear.
Five automobiles left this city
Sunday morning loaded with Grants
Pass business men who went TO a
spoint near Illinois VALLEY creamery |
nt Central and held a rousins rally |
In the interest of Oregon dry cam
paign. There was good attendance
present ~ th's meeting, which was
held in the open air. picnic din
ner was served and splendid time
enioved. In the evening a meeting
was held in the hall at Kerby and a
large mad enthusiastic gathering was
present at this meeting. Addresses
were given by Mr. Herrick, Of the
Grants Pass Bank and Trust com /
pany, Of this city; II c. Kinney j.
r. Hair; r. L. Coe, and Rev d. H. !
leech. each Of which was full OF in
terest to the large gathering present |
Music was furnished by a mixed
puartet which furnished some stir
ring songs for the occasion. and al
together the day was a decided sucl /
cess for the prohibitionists.
c. c. Presley returned Saturday
from his trip to Thompson creek
where he had been spending several
days looking after his farming inter- /
ests in that locality Mr. Presley
had most unfortunate accident so-
Ing out, which has caused a slight /
impedlment in his walk for several
DAYS past The trim was made horse
hack nv tho gentleman and owing 10 .