Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10

/ On wednesday.
w. H. Richards and wife came up
from Merlin Wednesday to do some
shopping and visit with friends.
H. F. Bailey and c. M. Rexford
were Grants Pass callers from Pro-
volt on Wednesday.
Miss G. Wilson, of Medford, was a
Grants Pass visitor on "Wednesday.
Mrs. j. B. Hammersley and little
son were Grants Pass visitors on
Wednesday, returning to their home
at Gold Hill on the afternoon train.
Mrs. ]. w. Bishop and Mrs. e. II.
Thompson arrived here from Wau-
sau, Wash, Wednesday to make a
short visit In Grants Pass.
Walter Wheeler, of Kerry, was In
town Wednesday on business trip
and also visiting with friends.
John Dalquest and sister, Miss
Dalquest, were Grants Pass visitors
Wednesday from Everett, Wash,
Mrs. Otto Dunlap, who has spent
the past several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Coron, In
this city, left Thursday morning for
her home In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. DeArmond, of
Medford, visited with relatives and
friends here Wednesday and left In
the evening for Portland for a short
visit.
G. G. Presley went to Thompson
creek Wednesday to look after his
farming property In that section of
the country. He expects to be alb
sent for several days.
J. M. Carter, OF Gold Hill, was
business visitor to this city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Palmer came
lown from Woodville Wednesday
evening to spend short time with
relatives here and will leave soon for
Portland to reside.
Miss Lotta DeArmond went to Nc
Minnville Thursday morning to Join
her parents, who are residing there.
She will visit at Eugene and Albany
before going to her new home. Miss
DeArmond expects to return to Med
ford this summer to reside with her
brothers at that place.
Miss Pearl Miller, who has been
visiting with Mrs. H. G. Perkins for
the past two weeks, returned Thurs
day morning to her home at Port
land.
Miss Ethel Bruner, OF Ashland,
was Grants Pass visitor Wednes-
day.
F. o. Meeker, Of Medford, spent
Wednesday In this city on business.
H. Morgan, of Portland, was here
Wednesday on business trip.
Albert Black, OF Ell Verano, Cal,
I was visitor to this city Wednesday
} while looking over the city and ad.
jacent country.
Mrs.C. J. Pope, resident OF
Grants Pass for nealy three years
died at the family residence at 1890
Wednesday night Of pneumonia
, aged 40 years and 8 months. She
: leaves a husband and five children
three Of them quite young. The fun.
= eral will probably be held Friday
e. afternoon at 2;30 at the Baptis,
: church, OF which organization she
was a member.
S. A. Reitz, formerly Of Grants
Pass, Is now in Urbana, H., in
charge OF the singing OF large
chorus choir during revival services
being held there. Mr.. Reitz while
here was a pupil OF Prof J. s. Nc.
Murray and to the training received
Mr.. Reitz attributes his success. He
is now making s35 per week and ex.
penses, He expects to go to Chic.
ago for further study when he com.
pletes the Urbana engagement.
Rev. Robert Mclean will 20 to
Ashland tomorrow morning, where
he Will deliver an address in the af-
ternoon at the state Chrlstion En-.
deavor convention in session there
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. His
subject will be "A Surrendered
Life" He will also have charge OF
the devotional services in the even.
ing.
p. II. Holdsworth, manager OF the
Scandanavian-American Dredging
company, operating on Rogue river
about two miles below the Almeda
mine, states that lumber for another
scow has arrived and II will be raft
ed down the river from this point by
A. Aubury as soon as the river low
ers little and the danger OF rapid
rise Is past. Rosecrans g. Bigelow
have the contract for building the
scow, which will be "a by 70 feet.
The machinery will be shipped here