Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-17
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\ PERSONAL AND LOCAL \

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school duties Saturday evening, af
ter short visit with her mother In
this city.
Jasper Jennings and brother spent
Saturday afternoon In this city or
business and left In the evening fol
their home at Hugo.
Crossett Shoes for men-"Make
llfe's walk easy'--$350 to Sc. G.
p. Bishop & Co., the clothiers. 1863
Fred Moos, the roadmaster clerk
of Glendale, was visiting with Grants
Pass friends Saturday, leaving in the
evening for Glendale.
II. l.. Wilson went to Leland to
look after his business Saturday
evening, after spending a short time
in Grants Pass.
w. A. Raymond and wife arrived
here Sunday from Dallas, Tex, to
look over this part Of southern Ore
gon.
Misses Frances Gilfillan, Christie
Mclean and Ruth Chetham; Messrs.
Noble Best, Perrie Cunning and
Theo. Cramer were among those who
returned Monday morning from the
Ashland Christian Endeavor conven-
tion. Others who went from this
city returned Sunday evening.
Mrs, e. Sanborn, OF Woodvllle,
spent Monday forenoon here on busl-
ness
Miss Anna Hiner spent Sunday
with friends at Central Point, re-
turning to this city Monday morning
J. l.. Dyer, Of Medford, Is spend
Ing a few days here visiting his
brother, T. J. Dyer, and family.
Chas. Spranger, of Salem, is in
this city looking over property here
with view to purchasing and max
ing this place his permanent home.
II. e. Gale, of Merlin, was a Grants
Pass visitor Sunday.
j. II. Blair came in from Flddler's
gulch Sunday to spend a few days
here with friends.
Mrs, Theresa Williams returned
Monday morning from Portland,
where she had been visiting with her
sisters for the past two weeks.
II. N. Starr went to Klamath
Falls Monday morning to look after
business
Miss Fannie Jewell returned Sun
day from two weeks VISIT with re-
latives and friends In Portland, Eu-
gene. Springfield and Roseburg. She
reports a fine vacation.
X. H. King and niece. Miss Ella
Walkenshaw, OF Grass Valley, who
have been spending several weeks
at Los Angeles, arrived here Sunday
evening to spend a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. S. Baker before going
to their home at Grass Valley.
William F, Taylor, Jr., OF Wilder
Vile, was In this city Sunday, spend
Ing the day with friends.
Mrs B, c. Latterly, of Kerby, was
visiting with friends here Sunday.
8. B. Light and wife came In from
kerby Sunday to visit with friends
y ore.
j. w. Lozier, Of Medlord, was
Grants Pass visitor Sunday.
Lester Coburn came down from
Medtord Sunday morning to spend
The day here with relatives.
II. II. DeArmond, OF Medford. Wis
tied Grants Pass friends and rela-
lives here Saturday and Sunday.
D. l.. Woodruff, OF Medford, was
friends here Sunday.
A. @. Wicker, OF Hoquiam, Wash.
was a Grants Pass business visitor
Saturday.
W. A. Taylor, of sllverton, arrived
here Saturday TO take the motor run
Is conductor between Grants Pass
md Ashland.
Frank Burbee went TO Chehalls
Wash on No. l6 Saturday evening
Joe and Lou Schmidt returned
rom Medtord Saturday evening, AZ.
er spending the afternoon in that
ity on business.
Miss Hazel corllss returned from
Voodville Saturday evening after q
pending several days with friends
here.
Elmer Newell arrived here last O
'eek from Reddlng Cal, TO visit G
Nth his uncle, W. A. Newell. and q
amlly He is much pleased with +
'rants Pass aud expects to spend I
ONE time in this city. Il
Miss Gertrude Cabin returnea to b
er school At Hugo Sunday evening Z,
i'er ylStlng with her paronts over q.
unday