Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-09-23

Ed o'Neill went to Woodville
Thursday to spend the day on busi-
ness.
Mrs. H. L. Lewis went to Merlin
Thursday to visit for short time
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Reid, OF
Gold Hill, were Grants Pass visitors
Thursday.
Russell Drake has taken a posi- /
tion as extra man in the office OF
the Southern Pacific depot.
Mrs. ]. w. Everton went to Hugo
Thursday morning to spend a few
days with her parents at that place.
Mrs. Lena Allen returned Wednes-
day evening from Kerby, where she
has been spending several weeks with
friends.
Mrs. c. Messenger, of Dryden, was|
a Grants Pass visitor Wednesday,
doing some shopping and visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Masons, OF
Merlin were Grants Pass visitors
Wednesday, returning to Merlin in
the evening.
L. L. Jewell went to Salem We'd
nesday evening to attend the Grand
Commandery of the Knights OF
Pythas lodge.
Mrs. Howard, of klamath Falls, Is
in the city the guest Of her sister,
? Miss Flora Shaw, one of the teachers
, of the Central school building.
: Miss Gertrude Tutcher, of Kansas
City, is in Grants Pass, the guest OF
t her uncle. Lee Calvert, and family
!, She expects to spend some time in
'' this city.
E, Mrs. ]. H. Simons came dowr
$. from Gold Hill Tuesday evening tC
n attend the Rebekah anniversary cele
bration. She returned to Gold Hill
l. Wednesday morning.
* Mrs. S. Loughridge went to Port
W land Tuesday evening to spend few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Chas
l. Day. She will also spend severa
TO days at the NJ. E. church conferenc
n at Hillsboro en- route home.
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillett an
Baby arrived here Wednesday ever
IS ing from Chico, Cal, to visit wit
or Mrs. Gillett's parents, Mr.. and Mr.
r. volney Colvig, for a few days.
or Mrs. Eta Blanton and daughte
of Seattle, are visiting friends an
on relatives in Grants Pass this wee
ng Mrs. Blanton was formerly Mrs. +
VS.. Hubbard and resided in this city Sc
mt eral years ago.
III R. V. Holder, general agent of Il
of c. & w. railroad, and B. E. Malin
ng travelling agent for the same COZ
many, were in town Tuesday looki
his after business pertaining to t
Mr. freight department.
I've Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Tetherow It
eX- Wednesday morning for Rosebu'
ks. where Mrs. Tetherow will visit
md a few days and then go to Coos T
ave for visit with friends. Mr.. Te
DIS crow will return to Grants Pt
OF Thursday.
to Rev. Mr. Dills, of the NJ.
day church (south), and Mrs. ]. D. F
Mrs. Ed Lister and Mrs. c. c. Pr
enc lev went to Medford Thursday mo
you ing to attend the conference of
ate, NJ. f. church in session at that pl
alta this week.
Eu. Mrs. s. w. Blanton and Il
2-4t daughter, who arrived here
gue week and have been visiting at
top home of Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Hubb'
aims went to Medford Thursday morr
San a visit with Mrs. Blanton's 81
'ort- at that place.
J. r. Safer spent Tuesday
... Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Davis, OF
city. and left Tuesday evening
the Coos Bay country. Mr.. Safe
-''' from saltwater. Okla, but is so
pleased with Grants Pass that
may return to this city to resid
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Cowdrey
Tuesday evening for Topeka +
where they 90 in the hone th
change Of climate may prove ]
fetal 10 Mr.. Cowdrey' who has
In poor health for the past
They hope to return to Grants
M some future time to make
home.
Eugene Wright returned We
dav evening from Bear camp, g
he went with his son. Ray WI
and A. c. Goettsche but was
different locality while huntin'
big game and found It rather J
camping alone. He had good
cese in the hunting line, howe'
II. /. Smith, who has spent
mast two weeks visiting with II
and relatives at Omaha Neo
90 .bts oitv WEDNESDAY