Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
WHERE THEY HAVE BEEN AND
ALL ABOUT THEM
GRANTS PASS PEOPLE PLAY
Hunting, Fishing, the Seaside and
Tours Generally Make Up the
Story for the Summer.

During the past few weeks the
"call of the wild" has been answered
by so many of the Grants Pass citi-
zens that the city has quite desert
ed appearance Business and house.
hold cares alike have been abandon
ed and young and old have respond
ed to the clarion sound and gone out
into the hills on camping, hunting
and picnic parties. With the excep-
tion of few days the weather has
not been disagreeably warm, but 1t
is good for the soul to cast aside the
pressing cares Of business and mon
otony of everyday life and mingle
with nature and enjoy her countless
blessings whenever 1t Is possible for
us to do so. Among those whom we
miss from the city who are rusticat-
ing in camp life or spending their
time in leisurely fashion travelling
to different points OF interest are
the following:
Mr. and Mrs Geo. P. Cramer are
visiting relatives and viewing the
sights Of the old world in The
Netherlands, and the Misses Helen
and Marion Clarke are making @
tour OF Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G., Kinney and
son, Paul, and Mrs. II. l.. Trua,
have been travelling by automobil,
In the east for the past severa
weeks and are now headed for thei
home in this city. Word received
from the party this week Is to th'
effect that they left st. Johnsbury
Vt, on Monday and will go by wa,
of Lake Champlain, and at Cleve
land, O., will take the train 10
home, shipping their auto In whicl
they have been touring.
Coming back nearer home W
find at Newport the Misses Ad
and Margaret Smith, Mrs. Llllia
Denison, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Booth
Geo. p. Jester, Mr.. and Mrs, J. N
Tetherow and two daughters an
Mrs. Tetherow's sister, Mrs. NJ.
Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Aller
Mrs. Herman Hornlng and Miss Dc
Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. p. =. Proctor
Mrs. C. T.. Smith and little daughter
. the Misses Emile and Nell Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roper
Bert Barnes and family and Jac
7, Meade are at Crater Lake, wher
:, they will spend some time campln
near the beautiful scenic wonde
Crater Lake Is proving quite draw
ing card this summer and many al
headed for this noted resort A part
leaving Grants Pass Tuesday for q
% lake was composed of Rev Rob
Mclean and daughter, Miss Christi
T.. II. Hubert, Frank Mclean, H. '
Turnbull. Errol Gilkey, Noble BE
- and sister, Miss Ruby, Misses Cla
:, Calhoun. Alene Leech, all OF th
q city, and Miss Jennie Dunkle,
=, Portland. They expect 10 90 In
20 camp for the coming two weeks A
=, other Crater Lake party which h
,s been at the lake for the past tV
a weeks Is made up OF Mr. and MI
80 Kesterson and sons and Mrs Kend'
~ and Mr.. Van Wrinkle. This party
40 expected home this week.
,o A camping party left for MI. =
70 last Saturday. the ones going frt
m this city being Mr.. and Mrs j
~. Woke and family, Mr.. and MIRA.
or n Starr and family and Mrs. F.
n Reid. These families we're Joined
ia several Others al Mcdford and
A. whole party will make Jolly cro1
Is II ls reported that Mr. Woke hat
bad accident TO his auto the first
ont but continued the trip by te
80. as none Of the party were injur
" Two weeks will be spent on
camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Davis
- saby. and Miss Bessie Davis and \
an pcatrlcn Webb have been spend
rat he rast ten days In camD at Gal
see yoing down by boat Miss Bessie
ed. turned home Saturday, bat the