Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-08-11
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL

IOIuld Ouuudy mOl Hiub WIN tOh
teams, with wagons and tools Of all
} kinds for building large reservoir
at the point mentioned.
Mrs. e. w. Tryer went to Jackson
Vile Monday morning to be with her
sister, Miss Katherine Chapman, who
is critically Ill.
Mr., and Mrs. j. II. Burke returned
from Crescent City Sunday night and
report an enjoyable trip with the ex-
ception that In going over they broke
an auto spring in consequence of a
bad piece Of road
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Martin went to
Wolf creek Saturday, where they
met a camping party composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox, Mrs. F. L.
Coron, Miss Mamie Coron and Mrs.
Vernon Anderson. All except Mr.
Martin returned to this city in the
evening, Mr. Martin going to West
Fork for hunting trip. All report
delightful outing.
Mrs S. Abel Of Merlin, was Wis
itor to Grants Pass on Monday and
spent the day visiting with friends
and shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Leonard and F.
A. Grove Of Ashland, were visiting
with Grants Pass friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Leroy of Williams,
spent Monday here.
Rev. and Mrs. F. G. Lovett and 1T
tie daughter will leave this evening
for Newport to be gone on vaca-
tlon of three weeks.
Mrs. Edith Rehkopf and son-in-law,
Carl Allen, returned Sunday from
Weed Cal, whore they had gone by
automobile the day before. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. AL
len, who had been spending two
weeks there and by Mrs. Rehkopfs
sister, Mrs f. B. Doerfus and Mrs.
Geo Musson. The latter two ladies
returned on Passenger train No. Is
Tuesday morning.
Harry Mel of Kerby, who has been
visiting friends at Marshfield and
other northern points, visited Grants
Pass friends for several days and re-
turned to his mining duties near
Kerby Monday.
Mrs. r. w. 0akes and daughter,
who have been visiting with Mrs.
Oakes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Lucas, of this city, left Monday even
Ing for their home in Idaho. Anoth-
er daughter, Mrs. John G.. Williams
of Idaho, Is spending several weeks
with her parents here. She expects
to leave next week for her home.
Mrs. f. b. Seaton was Merlin
visitor to Grants Pass Monday, spend
ing the day here on business and re-
to her home in the evening.
You'll save few dollars on boys
school suits If you make the purchase
here this week George S. Calhoun
Go. 275"
Mrs. S. d. Williams and Mr.. and \
Mrs. Angus NJ. Campbell came up
rom Merlin Tuesday morning to
spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs. n.
D. Williams. Mrs. Campbell Is a
laughter OF Mrs. S. d. Williams and
esides in Hoqulam, Wash. where
'lr Campbell is assistant cashier of
me of the Hoqulam banks. They are
pending several weeks with rela-
ives In southern Oregon.
Miss Pearl Dyer left Sunday even
ng for Philomath, where she goes to
pend several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
'ugsley, formerly OF this city. Later
liss Dyer will 20 TO Newport and
cortland to visit with relatives and
Npocts to be absent for month.
Miss Josie Vandewalker returned
londay from Gold Hin, where she
as spent Sunday and Monday with
rlends.
Miss Lotta DeArmond came down
rom Medford Monday to visit with
olatlves In and near Grants Pass.
Ter father, Il. c. DoArmond. who
Iad been visiting here for several I
lays, returned TO his home at Me
lnnylllo Monday evening,
Herman Hornlng and r. W. Rus
ell spent Monday and Tuesday near
ierhy on asbusiness trip, They ex-
'cct to return 10 Grants Pass this ev-
ming,
v II, Swlnney returned TO Grants
'oss Monday from the Williams dis
rlct, whore he has been working for
he past five weeks, on the govern
ncnt trail to the Southern Oregon
ayes, lie reports the condition OF
he trail 40 a great improvement over
a a.