Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09


]. b. Buckner, Of Crescent City,
was Grants Pass business visitor
Monday.
Mrs. VIII Mallory and two daugh-
ters, Mona and Gladys, went as far
as Central Point Monday morning
with Mrs. NJ. Boyer, a friend who was
going from Portland to San Francis
co. Mrs. Mallory and daughters re-
turned on the noon motor.
e. D. Stewart, Of Woodville, was
q Grants Pass visitor Monday.
Miss Fannie Jewell went to Port
land Monday to spend a week at the
rose festival.
Miss G. Clark who has spent the
past winter teaching in Josephine
county, left Tuesday for Eugene,
where she will visit with friends for
several days, and then go to her
home In Illinois
Roy Jordan is In Portland to at
tend the rose carnival.
Mrs w. II. Hodkinson and little
daughter, Pearl, left Monday even
Ing for a trip to Mrs. Hodkinson's
old home in Kansas. They expect to
be absent all summer.
Mrs. Anna Widgeon and son,
James, left Tuesday morning for their
home in North Yakima, Wash, after
spending several days in Grants Pass
settling up business matters after
the death of Mr.. Widgeon, who died
In this city last week.
Clinton Johnson returned to his
home at Los Angeles Monday after
noon after spending several days in
looking after his mining property on
Rogue river.
William o. Kohler, of Kerby, was
a business visitor to this city Mon
day.
Miss Rea Colby, of Merlin, was In
Grants Pass Monday on a shopping
trip.
Mrs. A. McCurdy, of Glendale, was
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Dy-
or Monday.
j. B. Selbert came from Ashland
Monday to look after mining business
In this city. Mr.. SeIbert is general
manager Of the Minnehaha Gold Hy-
draulic and Dredge company, with
located on Rogue river, JOS
ephine county.
Doc Mansfield, wife and baby,
arrived here Monday evening from
Chico, Cal, to spend some time WIS.,
iting with relatives here. Mr.. and
Mrs Mansfield were former resi-
dents of Grants Pass.
Mrs. o. e. McLane and baby re-
turned Monday evening from Gold
Hill, where they had spent the past
week with friends.
Mrs Earl V. Engles and baby left
Monday for ST. Paul, where they ex-
pect TO spend some time with rela,
tlves during the summer months.
G. NJ, Rowley left Monday even
Ing for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sabin went
to Portland Monday evening to see
he rose show.
l., r. Steelhammer OF the Blshop
Clothing company, went to Portland
Monday to attend the rose festival.
Miss Helen F. Mccoy went to Port
land Tuesday to spend two weeks
with friends.
Mrs. John Patrick and brother, l..
Doolittle went to Roseburg Monday
to visit relatives. They will also
visit at Corvallis before returning.
Miss Helen Henry returned to her
home at Hugo Tuesday after short
visit with her sister, Mrs, Harry
Schmidt.
A. c, Holcomb, of the Peerless
Clothing company, went to Portland
Monday evening to spend the week
nt the rose show
The Misses Ethel and Pearl Pat
rick, Of Roseburg, are spending
few days with their aunt, Mrs A. c.
G II Garner, OF the Grants Pass
Lumber company, made a business
trip to Glendale Tuesday.
Joe Russell went to the mouth of
the Illinois river Tuesday on a bus.
mess trip.
Mrs. NJ, h, Short came from Port
land Tuesday to spend few days on
business.
Rev. Robert N. Mclean returned to
Portland Monday evening after
the past two weeks with
his father
] II Gentry, organizer OF the
Workman lodge, returned to Grants
Pass Tuesday, after spending several
days at Albany,
J H. Morris was In Medtord sun
day and reports that many persons