Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-15
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y PERSONAL AND LOCAL 4

Grants Pass visitor this week.
The NJ. T. Utley family is camp
ing in Chautauqua grove, Ashland.
Mrs. Harry Schmidt went to Hugo
Wednesday morning to visit for a
few days with her parents.
Geo. Mowers went to Portland
Tuesday evening to visit with his
sisters, and expects to remain indef-
initely in that city.
Miss frankie Letcher went to
Roseburg Wednesday morning to
visit with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. viii Gardner.
Mrs, Robert Hendricks and baby
arrived here this Thursday from Eu-
gene to visit with Mrs. Hendricks
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Jewell.
Mrs. Alice Carlon and sister, Mrs.
Herman Young, went to Medford
Wednesday to spend the day with
friends.
Miss Elsie Wiley, who has spent
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eclus Pollock, of this city, left Tues
day for her home at Berkeley, Cal.
Mrs. Anna Drain and Mrs. Ira
Wimberly were in the city Monday
and spent the day with their sister,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Isham, and later they all
went to Ashland to attend Chautau-
qua.
Hammocks at reduced prices at
O'Neill's.
Rev. ]. r, Clockey, Presbyterian
minister, Of Pittsburg, Pa, spent
Tuesday in the city. Mr.. Clockey is
interested with w. c. Long in the
Mountain Meadow Fruit farm at
Woodvile.
John Wells, in company with his
father and several other gentlemen
from Greeley, Colo, have been in our
city looking over property and 1t is
stated they have purchased the Con-
ner mining property.
Indian Baskets-Klamaths and
Hoopas, at Demaray's. 7-15-2t
Mr.. S. Hobson arrived here Sun
day from Portland to join his wife,
who arrived here last week to visit
with their son, City Engineer F. e.
Hobson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson ex-
pect to spend the summer in this
city.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mclean left
Monday evening for Portland to be
present at the installation Of their
son, Robert N Mclean, as pastor
OF the Anabel church. The installa-
tion took place on Tuesday evening.
Miss Kate Newell leaves this Sat-
urday on her vacation trip which will
be spent at Keno, near klamath
Falls, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Adams. Miss Newell expects to be
absent about two weeks and during
that time her place as clerk at the
Kinney & Truax store will be filled
by Miss Minnie Reymers.
See the line of fancy needlework
at Mrs. Rehkopf's for a few days
only. Stamping done and lessons
given.
Miss Emma Shaska, who recently
went to Medford to take a position
as chief operator with the Pacific
e. Telegraph Co., was
forced to give up her duties and re-
turn to this city Tuesday evening, on
account OF illness and is now con-
fined to her home in this city with
typhoid fever.
See O'Neill about that Fireless
Cooker
Last Saturday afternoon one Of
the teams of the Grants Pass delivery
in charge Of viii Riggs INDUCED in
a lively canter down Foundry street,
across the bridge to Front street and
turned the corner at the brewery
running quite aways on Third street,
but the driver had them under con-
troll before any damage was done.
Ice Cream Freezers to close out.
White Mountain kind at O'Neil's.
Mrs Alice Mallory received let
ter from her son. Ira on Thursday
in which he tells Of his experience
bear near West Fork. He
Is engaged with the Southern Paci-
fic force putting in the block sys-
dale and he took his gun with him In
the car. His boss allowed him 10
take to the woods when there was no
work ahead for him TO do and on one
Of these excursions he brought down
Mr. Bear-his first one--and, OF
course. he was highly elated.
Mrs. Jos Woke returned Monday
evening form Hot Lake, where she
had been spending several weeks for
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