Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23
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boxing after business here Tuesday
r. H. Coe returned Wednesday
morning from a business trip to Port.
land
Mr. and Mrs. /. L. Jewell went to
Portland Tuesday evening for few
days visit With friends.
VIM. Green Of Roseburg, is spend
ing a few days in Grants Pass on a
business trip.
e. r. Harrington arrived here
Tuesday 70 visit with Grants Pass
relatives.
& S. Alderman Of Denver, IS
among the latest arrivals IN this city.
He IS here on a business visit for a
short time.
Attorneys A. c. Hough and Fred
Williams returned Tuesday evening
from a business visit to Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Tetherow and
daughter Of Wenatchee, Wash. who
have been visiting with Mr. Teth-
crows nephew, J. NJ. Tetherow and
family, OF this city, left Tuesday ev-
ening for their home.
Jesse Patrick. Southern Pacific
passenger conductor between Rose
burg and Ashland, is spending the
day with relatives in this city.
D. D Dawson Of Ashland, was
business visitor to Grants Pass Tues
day
Miss Florence Swlnney, who has
been attending the institution for the
deaf and dumb at Salem, returned
Tuesday 10 her home in Grants Pass
Tor the summer vacation
W F, Bowen and WIN Phillips of
Ashland, are spending the day In
Grants Pass.
Miss Helen F. Mccoy returned on
Tuesday from a visit with Portland
friends.
II, II. DeArmond Of Medford, stop
ped Tuesday to spend the day with
friends while en- route to his home
from Portland.
Mrs II, o. Hoard arrived We'd
nesday morning from Mineola, Tex,
10 visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. A. Wertz Of this city. This is the
first visit OF Mrs. Hoard to her home
town In a number OF years and she
VIII be gladly welcomed by many old
time friends.
Or, J. c. Adams and daughter, Miss
verna Adams, left Tuesday evening
en- their return to their home In Su-
rerior, Wisconsin, after a short visit
'yith Mr. Adams brother-ln-law, l.. L.
llerrick and family, OF Grants Pass.
They were accompanied to Grants
Pass by Mr. Herrlck's mother, Mrs.
g W Herrick, who Will remain here
indefinitely.
NJ. Turner, who has mining inter
eets near Waldo. where he has been
spending some time this summer,
loft Tuesday evening for his home
at Baltimore, accompanied by his son.
They expect to return to this part OF
Oregon next spring.
Jason Bailey who recently arrived
here from Wisconsin, expects to pur-
chase home In this city and live
permanently here. Mr. Bailey is
brother OF Mrs II r. Brown.
Mrs r ChaIlson went to Jackson
Vile Wednesday morning to spend a
few days with relatives.
Miss Laura Mitchell returned Tues
day from two weeks visit with
friends In Portland.
Mrs f. NJ. Frasl and little daugh-
ter who have spent the past three
months with Mrs. Frasl's sister, Mrs.
z Il Waughtal and other relatives,
'c'i Tuesday evening for their home
In Cadotte Wisconsin. Mrs. Frasl
goes at this time In order TO he pres
ant at the wedding OF her daughter,
Miss Illma Bergmuller, who will he
June 9S TO Peter Dugall OF
Wisconsin Miss Bergmuler will be
remembered by many Grants Pass
friends os she was q resident Of
his city several years ago Mrs. Frasl
expects to return here In me near
future 10 make her home.
Hugo Victor travelling passenger
's'nt Of the Atchlson, Topeka & San
Ia Fe railway system with headquar.
.crs at Portland, spent the morning
IN Grants Pass looking after business
natter connected with his road. He
eit az o'clock this afternoon on
The motor FOR southern points.
Robert J Seiton. travelling passen-
ger agent " the Chicago Great West
'rn Railway company, with headuuar-
.Crs az Seattle was in town thta