Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-11
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\ PERSONAL AND LOCAL I

H. L. Wilson. of Leland. was a
Grants Pass visitor on Monday.
Ed Gano and Roy David went to
Pokegama Wednesday for a few days
Ad Helms, a fruit raiser of Ash
land, was a business visitor to this
city on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vineyard ar
rived here Tuesday from Portland
and expect to remain in this city.
Walter Harmon went to Klamath
Falls Monday, where he will remain
Tor a short time transacting business.
Mrs. Fred Gumpert returned to
portland Sunday evening after sew
eral days visit with friends in this
city.
Miss Ida Weston went to Portland
. tuesday evening where she goes to
take a position in a wholesale mil
linery department.
Misses Pearl Dyer and Josie Van
dewalker spent Sunday with friends
in Medford, returning to this city
on the late train Sunday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Crow came up from
Merlin Monday to spend a week with
ner sisters, Mrs. Amos Smith and
Mrs. F. d. Eismann, of this city
Miss Effie Tetherow returned on
Saturday from an extended trip to
&tna Mills and vicinity, where she
has been visiting with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Abner Curtis, who
nave been spending a few days in
this city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Martin, left on Tuesday for Santa
Cruz, Cal.
Henry Huck has been i'll for the
past two weeks but is now much i'm
proved, so much SO that he was able
TO make a business trip to Medford
Wednesday.
Herbert Lupton returned Sunday
from Spokane, Wash, where he has
spent the fall and winter in building
operations. Mr.. Lupton, with his
partner, H. Egberg, will plant ten
acres more to fruit trees in their
fine tract on Jones creek this spring.
E. V. Kellogg, who with his wife
spent several days in this city with
friends last week, left on Friday for
Gold Hill to spend few days before
going to his home at Ashland Mrs.
Kellogg remained in this city for a
longer visit, returning to her home
later.
Hugo Victor, travelling agent of
the Santa Fee system, and Robert P.
Sellers, city passenger agent of the
Rock Island, both of Portland, were
much pleased with the sample of
Southern Oregon weather provided
for them on that day, as well they
might be, for it was balmy and
spring-like with a bright sun--the
kid of winter weather we have been
accustomed to in former years.
n. r. Moore, editor of the Daily
Gazette-Times, was visitor at the
Courier office Tuesday. Mr.. Moore
is one of the enterprising newspaper
men of the upper Willamette coun-
Try and is on this trip to become ac-
quainted with Southern Oregon. He
also visited the Commercial Club
-ooms to compare them with his
home city. He says he has visited
club rooms all over the state, but
has found nothing, so far, that Will
compare in beauty and convenience
with the club rooms at Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. A. Griffin were
in the city few days this week visit
ing old friends. Mrs. Griffin has
been visiting in California and was
met by her husband at this place on
her way to their home at Montavilla,
suburb Of Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
Griffin were former residents of this
city and have many friends here who
will be delighted to know that they
may again make this city their home
in the near future, as they have
found no place which suits them so
well as Grants Pass.
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