Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19

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camp, and hunting and fishing are
sports In which they freely indulge.
Rev. D. H. Leech has been grant
ed a months rest by the Newman M.
E. church and he is spending the
time on hunting trip In company
with his sons near Selma. Mr.. Leech
stated before leaving that he expect
ed to equal Theodore Roosevelt's
fame In the hunting line, but It Is
not yet known how we'll he has sue
ceeded.
Mrs. w. c. Hale and party return
ed Monday from a camping trip
which was spent In the vicinity OF
He'll Gate. This Is one Of the pretti-
est places In the Rogue River valley
to spend an outing and the party en-
joyed all the delights Of fishing.
hunting and outdoor life at this pic
turesque spot.
Geo. Riddle Is hunting for big
game at Doe creek and on Friday or
last week sent a sample Of his luck
in that line to this city, which was
in the form OF a large buck.
Chas. D. Smith left Thursday
morning for Glendale. where he goes
to join Andy Mccarthy on a hunt
ing and camping trip In the noun
tains near Glendale.
Many of the campers and hunters
are returning to the city, refreshed
by their outdoor life and ready to
again take up their business cares.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fuson, OF this city,
and Mrs. Fuson's brother, Mr.. Stew
art of Medford, returned last Satur-
day from their camping and hunting
trip near Merlin, reporting a glorious
time and plenty OF game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eclus Pollock and
Mr.. Pollock's father were among
the number who rusticated ut
Newport this summer, but returned
several days ago, much refreshed by
the cool ocean breeze. Miss Anna
Heiner. of the Booth-Smith party,
returned last Friday, after pleasant
ten days outing at the beach,
Dan Frazell has been rusticatins
on the beach at Newport for the past
few weeks and returned to this city
Saturday feeling in fine trim for the
renewal OF work.
John Lance and Millard Hull. o'
this city. and Marion Lance. Of Gold
Hill, returned Monday from hunt
ing trip In the Cow Creek canyon
where they secured the limit in game
and report fine outing.
Geo. Snow and G. o. 0lum return
ed Wednesday evening from a tive
weeks outing spent at Crescent City
lney report an exceptionally pleas
ant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Parker ant
1.-TWO children and Mr.. and Mrs. W
IL, Raine returned Monday evening
from the vicinity OF Bald mountain
where they had been In camp for tn
past Is days. The party secure
several deer while out, so 1t Is evl
I dent they had plenty OF fresh meal
The outing was so much enjoye
that Mr.. and Mrs. Parker will TAX
another one, leaving this Friday !
company with Lee York and Georg
Z Knox, for the famous .Josephin
q caves, where they expect to spen
y some time exploring the great nj
;. tural wonder.
A. Letcher, wife and two daugl
q ters returned Thursday evening
y last week from Crater Lake, whel
O they had been enjoying life for u
two weeks previous. While In u
!. mountains Mr.. Letcher secured
2 3O0.pound bear and three deer. III
Il trim was made by auto and Mr.. lie
n cher tells us that he left Prospet
is near Crater Lake. at 8 o'clock Thur
u day morning, with his auto load'
a with It's four passengers ana can
!. outiit and reached this city at
"a M having stopped an hour and