Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-21

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]. @. Sutherland, Chas. L. Harris
and ]. c. Stanley came In from Ca
lice Monday to attend the mining
congress in this city today.
Tom Fuson returned Monday from
two-weeks' vacation trip, spent
with relatives In Ashland.
Mrs. C. e. Emerson went to Seattle
Monday evening to visit relatives and
attend the Potlach in session In that
city. Mrs. Emerson has been here
since last October, with her husband,
who is interested In mining near
Grants Pass.
G. L. Masterson Of Astoria, Ore,
is In the city visiting his brother, F.
w. Masterson. Mr.. Masterson is
with the Astoria Hardware company,
and Is out for fishing trip down the
Rogue river.
Mr.. and Mrs r. D. Eisman spent
Sunday with Mrs. Esman': sister in
Merlin. The thermometer was plac-
ed in he sun to test ne temperature,
Lut the heat was so intense that the
instrument burst before 1t had reg
istered the maximum.
The Misses Blossom and Virgie
Beeman spent Tuesday in Grants
Pass the guests of Mrs. l.. Jones and
in attendance at the mining congress
with their father, Major Beeman. The
young ladies returned Wednesday
morning to their home at Gold Hill.
Mrs Maria Kemp of Three Pines,
has been the guest of Editor and Mrs.
Brewer of this city since Saturday
She returned to her home Wednesday
morning.
Gladwin Smith came up from Port
land Wednesday morning to visit
parents and friends here while his
broken leg is convalescing
Miss Minnie Reymers, who has been
spending the summer with relatives
in Roseburg and other points north,
arrived this afternoon to spend a
week with Miss Nan Smith after
which she will go to klamath Fails
to visit her sister, Mrs. Bob Adams
Mrs. Harry Smith, Sr.. returned 70
Grave Wednesday morning after
short visit with friends in this city
Mrs, Robert G. Smith and little
daughter Helen, left Wednesday
morning for Portland, where they will
visit with relatives for several weeks.
They will be Joined later by Attorney
Robert G. Smith.
Miss Bertha Mcpherson of Med
ford, and cousins, the Misses Bessie
and Edith Crandall, of Minnesota,
are guests at the home II Miss Me
Pherson's brother Clarence McPher-
son and family, of this city The
Misses Crandall are on a .our Of the
western states.
Mrs, A. p Merrill, sister OF A. N.
Parsons of this city and Miss Eliza
beth Pingree, who have been guests
at the Parsons home for the past
week, left Monday for Los Angeles
Mrs Merrill and Miss Plngree are res
idents of Chicago and left that city
for the west on July 4, by the Can
adian Pacific and the first night on
the Chicago Pullman the thermomet-
er registered 9S degrees. The ladies'
had pleasant visit In this city and
expect to spend some time In LNs An
geles and other California points.
Fred Smith, foreman of the ,ol
printing department Of the Rogue
Piyer Courier, returned Wednesday
rorning from six weeks vacation
trip. Mr., Smith visited relatives in
Portland, McMlnnvillo, Hood River.
O'ogon aud then extended his travels
to the east, wheta he visited In
Nbeison and Lacrosse, Wis. and al
Madelia, MINI, Mr.. Smith me. many
eastern people who are looking to-
wards Oregon" and had many qucs.
tions to ask about the golden west
Mrs, NJ. f, Graham left Tuesday ev.
enlng for Corvallis, where she will
spend several days and then go to
Aberdeen aud Seattle to spend a
month with relatives.
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