Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
Ralph Looney returned from Med


Pass business visitor Tuesday.
Geo. B. Wilson, of Ashland, was fr
a Grants Pass visitor to this city sh
Tuesday.
r. G. Clark, of Murphy, was vis- w
iting with Grants Pass friends Tues vo
day
w. II. Day, of the Ashland Tidings Gl
staff was a Grants Pass visitor Tues
day. so
H. g. Rice and wife, of Galice, w
were guests of Grants Pass friends at
on Tuesday.
r. Dahlen arrived here Tuesday III
from Terre Haute, Ind, to look over sa
Grants Pass and the surrounding sh
country.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Owens return TO
ed to their home at Jacksonville an
Tuesday afternoon, after a short
visit with Grants Pass friends. ia
Miss Nell Callahan went to Med w
ford Tuesday afternoon to spend
| lew udyS Win lTleuuS, ".
Miss Josephine Hay, of st. Louis, en-
Mo-. arrived here Tuesday to visit IN
with friends. ne
Mrs. John Owens, of Woodville,
was visiting with Grants Pass friends Nj
on Tuesday and returned to her fr
home in the afternoon. tn
son, Lawrence, and Mr.. and Mrs. r,
w. Finley, of klamath Falls, are CT
visiting with Grants Pass friends ia
this week. IN
w. Lichenberger, of Wolf Creek, Sc
was a Grants Pass business visitor
on Tuesday, also ]. NJ. Pinkerton, of OF
that place, was in town the same ds
day.
Tom Fuson returned from Port ic
land Wednesday morning, where he e'
had been since Saturday on busi- re
ness. He was accompanied home by p
his sister, Miss Bessie Wood, who
will spend several days here before M
other relatives and friends. 81
c. E. Schulz, of Chicago, and A. b'
w. Heater of Portland, were in this d
city the latter part Of last week the fc
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton bl
Rowell. Both gentlemen were very
much pleased with this part of VI
southern Oregon and Mr.. Schulz ex- Il
poets to return here in the near fu- d
ture to make his permanent home 10
Mrs. Ann e. Booth and Mrs.
Bertha Peterson and little son of this "
city, and Mrs. Booths sister, Mrs. d
Amy LaRaut, of Eugene, left Tues
day afternoon for san Francisco and v
other California points, where they
| will visit for some time with rela- '
tives and friends A daughter-in-
law of Mrs Booth, Mrs. LaBrie, OF v
Eugene, was also in the party, she "
coming up on the afternoon train j
to this city, where she was joined by
the other ladies. G
H. c. Bilyer arrived Tuesday from d
. Garfield, Wash, to look over this Y
section and to visit his old friend, a
, w. H. Hess. Mr.. Bilyer is photog- |,
rapher looking for location. L
Rev. Chas. A. Phipps, state secre- e
airy of Oregon Sunday School asso- a
!, citation, arrived here Wednesday af, c
ternoon to attend the Sunday School v
convention, in session here tonight
and tomorrow. Rev. Phipps is well =
known in this city and will speak r
at each session of the convention. =
w. r, Blalock, of Leland, was h
Grants Pass business visitor Tues h
u day. d,
N. Erickson and C. o. lsaacson, of n
Ashland, were Grants Pass business {,
visitors to Grants Pass Tuesday. -
/, w. l.. Davidson arrived here Tues a
day from Bandon to look over this n
y part of Oregon.
. G. e. Strong, of Leland, was visit
= ing with friends in Grants Pass Tues :,
{ day and attending to business mat :,
4 ters :,
4 J. II. Johnson came In from Muir =
- ply Tuesday to do some shopping
q and look after other business mat :,
$ ters. -
y s. +. Potter came down from -
"oodyille Wednesday morning to
- spend the forenoon here on business
D e. L. DeArmond returned to his D
! home at McMinnville Wednesday ey- c.
ening, after spending a week in this a
- city on business. II
Mr. and Mrs G. II. Rice who have a.
been visiting with friends in this ,
city, returned Wednesday evening to q
their home at Gaice. 81
, Attorney r. G. Smith went to Port h
. land Wednesday evening on busl- 81
ness trip. r