Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
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Mrs. A. E. Stevens and daughter,
Marjorie, went to Gold Hill Sunday.
Jack Bratton and Dick Gilvin were
last week promoted from firemen to
conductors on the S. P. railroad.
G. NJ. Bailey went to Hugo Sun
day evening after spending the day
with his family in this city.
Mrs. o. P. Harvey left Sunday for
Woodlawn, Pa, where she goes to
visit with relatives for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Todd and little
son left Monday morning for Cottage
Grove, where they go to remain in
definitely
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Buchold and fam
lily went to California Monday morn
ing with a view Of remaining should
they find a suitable location.
Miss Ida Fyfield, who has spent
the past two months visiting with
relatives and friends at Seattle, re-
turned to her home in this city Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blatter left
Monday morning for Sisson, Cal.
near which place they expect to make
their permanent home.
Miss Alice Smith returned to Mer.
lin Sunday evening, after spending
Saturday and Sunday in this city.
A. Fetsch left Monday mornng
for Yreka, Cal, to spend a couple
of weeks on business.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Smith, who
have spent the past six weeks visit
ing at the J. NJ. Tetherow home II
this city, returned Sunday to theil
home at Etna Mills, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Truitt went tC
Glendale Sunday evening to spend
a few days.
]. NJ. Tetherow left Sunday foI
San Francisco and Redwood City
Cal, where he will spend some tim,
looking after business interests il
those cities.
Mrs. H. V. Hart and baby left Sun
day evening for Hudson, Mich, t
spend the winter with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Estell ant
Mrs. p. D. Estel',, of Woodville, wer
Grants Pass visitors Saturday.
Mrs. w. IT, Flanagan went to Med
ford Sunday afternoon to accompan
her daughter, Winifred, who is at
tending school at that place.
Saturday evening the police ra
In three strangers who had beel
peddllng shoes. 1t was believed tha
they had stolen the shoes, but 1
turned out that they were merel
trying to sell an old pair. The
hiked out on the morning freigh
Sunday.
Carroll c. Gillette and Miss Lillia
B, Duke were united In marriage a
the NJ. f. church (south), Monda
morning at II o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Car
field officiting. A full account c
this pretty wedding will appear
the society column Sunday mornin,
The local police were notifie
Sunday to be on the lookout &c
thieves who stole eleven automobiI
robes in Medford Saturday nigh
Every auto in town which was out
n late hour was robbed.
The Williams Tonsorial parlC
has caught the infection that OF lat
has pervaded the city and as a r.
suit they have a shop second to nor
in southern Oregon, owing to II
installation OF new mirrors and ge,
eral rearrangement OF the interlo
A. s. Gleason, who has resided
Grants Pass for the past 16 year
will leave this evening for lamp
Fla to spend the winter, in the no,
OF securing relief from rheumat
troubles.
Miss Winnie Paddock spent su
day with her parents In this city al
returned 10 her school duties
Pleasant Valley Sunday evening.
Mrs. NJ, r. Walter and daughte
Miss Marion, came up from San Fra
cisco Monday evening to visit VT
Mrs Walters mother and brothC
Mrs. Anna Horn and w. F. Horn.
this city.
nr +, p, Dixon, formerly OF Gran
Pass, came mp from Nowborr Tu,
day morning and went to Mcdford
attend TO business matters. retur
Ing here in the evening and W
y spend several days hero on busine