Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-14

Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Richards ol
Merlin, were Grants Pass visitors
Monday.
Henry Doerner returned Sunday ev-
ening from Boulder, Colo, and will
spend year here looking after his
mothers Boulderyille ranch. He will
resume his studies as junior in the
Boulder school next year.
Miss Anne Hamilton is rapidly re-
covering from the severe injuries re-
ceIyed in runaway near Central
Point several weeks ago.
James Hayes, who has been an In
mate Of the South Pacific hospital for
several weeks, was able to return to
his home at Glendale Monday.
Rev. F. C. stannard, who visited
over Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. F..
C. Lovett of this city, left Monday
for Roseburg.
James Collinson who has been
spending several days in Grants Pass,
left Tuesday morning for his home
in Portland.
Attorney Evan Reams is In town
today from Jacksonville, looking af-
ter court business
George B. Ward of Applegate, was
a Grants Pass business visitor Mon
day.
j. B. Mcdonald of Cold Hill was
visiting Grants Pass friends on Mon,
day, returning in the afternoon to
his home.
W. r. Blalock came up from Le-
land Monday to spend the day on bus
mess in this city.
Perrie Cunning returned Tuesday
morning from Portland where he
has spent the past month.
T. F. Robertson of Glendale, Is
Grants Pass visitor today
Leroy Tryon left Tuesday morn
ing for San Francisco, where he goes
to bring Mrs. Tryon's little 7-year-
old brother to reside in this city, as
the chlld's mother recently died in
California.
C. L. Mangum and c. d. Crane left
Tuesday morning for a trip to the
Big Four mine at Pickett creek.
Lieutenant D. W. Wurtsbaugh,
wife and daughter left Sunday even
Ing for Portland, after q pleasant
visit with Mr.. Wurtsbaughs uncle,
Attorney j. d. Wurtsbaugh and fam
ly of this city Mr. Wurtsbaugh was
or the past two years lieutenant
commander of the United States Ma
'al academy at Annapolis. He is now
IN 60 days leave of absence which
ne is spending with relatives and
riends in Oregon. When his leave Of
Ibsence expires he will have charge
# the gunboat South Dakota. Artot
few days visit in Portland, Lieuten.
mt Wurtsbaugh and family will re,
urn to their headquarters in San
francisco.
Misses Alice Wilson, Emma Riley
nd Ethel Sanders, of Ohio, who spent
everal days in Grants Pass, the
,uests of their old-time friend and
chool chum, Miss Cecilia Harris,
eft Tuesday for Portland, accompa-
lied by Miss Harris. The girls will
pend several days in Portland and
hen 20 to Tacoma for a two weeks
amping trip, after which Miss Harris
will return to Grants Pass. While
iere the girls were delightfully en-
ertained, one Of the joliest events
icing house party given In their
Ionor at the home of Arthur Doer-
Ter on the south side Of Rogue river. |
bout 80 guests being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Getty and
laughter of Empire. are spending
eycral days N Grants Pass.
Mr., aud Mrs. j. NJ. Chiles returned
his morning from a two months trip
pent with relatives In Missouri. Ar
,ansas, Colorado aud Idaho. The
.irst stop was made I'm Springfield
Mo, after which they visited Mrs
'hiles relatives in Harrison ARK.
whom they had not seen for 20 years
AZ Grand Junction, Colo, Mr. and
Mrs. Chiies spent a most enjoyable
time at The home of their daughter.
A nephew whom Mr.. Chnes had no,
seen for a. years. was visited in
Boise, Idaho. While Mr.. and Mrs
Chilcs did not suffer greatly from ths
heat, they found &C very dlsagrecable.
ana are more than pleased to De home
again. although they thoroughly en-.
ioycd their trip and the visit with
frIpnds and rplntivos