Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-12

Ed, lelt SUNDAY evening LOT new
port to spend their sumer vacation.
Mrs. ]. H. Croxton went to Ash
land Saturday to visit for time
with her daughter at that place,
n, E. McGrew, who has spent the
past week visiting old friends in this
city, left Tuesday morning for his
home at Santa Rosa. Cal
Mrs. Herzinger left last Sunday
for Portland and the coast, where
she will visit with friends and re-
latives for several weeks.
n. F. Macduff and NJ. j. Anderson
returned Tuesday from Taylor
creek, where they had been attend
ing to business matters.
Mrs. Evan Winner returned to her
home at Roseburg Sunday morning,
after spending some time with rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Mrs. Leila Caldwell Pilgrim left
Wednesday morning for her home at
Castella, Cal, after visit with
home folks and friends in this city,
John Mock returned from Merlin
and vicinity Wednesday afternoon,
where he had been securing views
of different orchards along the line.
Roy Jordan returned Tuesday
from Wolf Creek, where he spent
several days on hunting trip and
secured one deer while In the woods,
Miss bessie Cole, who has spent
the past few weeks visiting friends
and relatives at Oregon City, Port
land and Albany, returned to her
home in this city Monday evening
Mrs Henry Harth left Friday
evening for her home at Roseburg
after a visit of several weeks will
her mother, Mrs. Dean, who ha,
been in poor health for some time
past
Miss Pearl Kearns returned Wed
nesday morning from an extended
visit at Salem and Portland. Sh,
was accompanied home by Mis-
Marie Frantz, who will visit in thi
city for time.
Mrs. Redmond Sharp, of Pasco
Wash, who has been visiting Mrs
Jas. H, Hall, of this city, for tn
past week, left Wednesday morn
ing for visit with relatives at Rose
burg before returning home.
Miss Mabel Darneille, formerly O
this city, but now resident q
Jacksonville where she Is engaged |
teaching school, was in our city las
; week for short visit with friend
and left for Crescent City, where sh
will spend several weeks rusticatin
on the beach.
w. ] Mankin was in the city Sa
urday from his mine, the Cru
/ Diggins, at Althouse, and brougl
t with him several handsome nugget
r secured in the cleanup Mr.. Manki
? tell us the nuggets in his possessio
represented a value Of 500, or
piece alone being worth $5125.
e. Mr. and Mrs. r. / Demaree an
4 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dlmick returnC
e on Saturday from their hunting an
10 camping trip spent in the vicinity
{ Evans creek They We're Joined |
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beers near th
place and the whole party spent
n most enjoyable time IN the will
r and secured their share Of Il
# game of that district
T. Mrs. d. II. Reicherd and daug
s ter Mrs Herbert Wyman, leave N
d Friday for San Francisco. whore III
|. will visit for short time after whi
v they 90 to their old home at y
S Moines. Iowa The ladies have spe
70 the past six months on a ranch ne
This city and may return 10 Grar
T. PASS some time In the future 70 !
f side, as they are very favorably Il
j, pressed with Southern Oregon.
X Tracy, the iewelcr. 2o3 Sou
lr Sixth street sig.
@ Mr.. and Mrs F.. r Crouch a
le baby left for the Cold Note mi
g Monday. after visiting a few da
ID with relatives IN this city They
" port work on the Gold Note p'
crossing in fine shape This mi
IN Is owned by Hendricks and Crou
m and the gentlemen have recently
70. in n cyanide plant which ls aim
n completed and the Gold Note b
H. fair TO become one or the big p
,p ducers in the near future.
lr Tracy, the jewolcr, asks you
u bear IN mind that he has the fin
u line Of pianos en- route ever sho
de IN the city; that he has boul
t0 them direct from the factory at
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