Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-08-18
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Mr.. Grace Dix came down fror
Woodville Sunday evening to spen
several weeks in this city.
j. H. Clarke Of Jacksonville, wa
visiting with Grants Pass friends Sun
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Coburn and lit
tie son, Vernon, left Monday morning
for Crescent City, where they will
spend a week rusticating
The remains of Fremont c. Fas
sett, who died at Galice last Wednes
day were brought to Grants Pass ant
Monday morning shipped to lone
Cal, where they will be in charge b!
brother and sister at that place. Mr.
Fassett was 55 years old and hai
no relatives in this city.
Fly knocker guaranteed to xii
flies, by Cramer Bros
Allan Herrick left Tuesday morn.
day from Portland and other points
north, where she has spent the past
month with relatives.
Allen Herrlck left Tuesday morn.
Ing for Berkeley, Cal, where he will
be a student In the University of Cal
ifornia.
Judge H, H. Basler left Monday
evening for Salt Lake City, Utah,
where he goes to spend 10 days on
business. Judge Basler will return
to Grants Pass by way Of Los Auge-
les.
Earl r. Lounsbury of Portland and
Mrs. Robert Randolph of Hugo, spent
Monday with their uncle, f. T. Nc
Kinstry and family of this city. They
left north on the evening train.
We are trying a new system In
our weekly ads and if you look them
mp you will find the prices right there,
no hot air from now on. Grants
Pass Hardware Co.
AIRS. Catherine Gray left Monday
for Roseburg, where she will
visit with friends for several days
and then go to the home of her sis
ter Mrs. C. C. Grimes, in Springfield.
Mrs. Gray will also visit in Seattle
and other northern points and does
not expect to return to Grants Pass
until some time In January.
w. r. McCracken, foreman of The
Courier, left Tuesday morning ac-
by his son Parke, for a
rip to his mining property in the
mountains near Missouri Flat, where
they expect TO spend two weeks on
hunting and camping trip. Mr..
McCracken will also do some work
IN his mining property while absent.
Miss Marie Patterson Of Eugene.
IS a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, VIII Dana, Of this city.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. II. Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Williams and
returned Monday evening
from Crescent City, where they have
spent the past three weeks on a
camping trip.
Judge and Mrs, G.. A. Durham left
Tuesday morning for Roseburg, where
they will spend several days and
then Join a party OF friends in trip
to Coos bay. From there they will
so by steamer Breakwater to Port
land and later will visit the Centen-
nial at Astoria, Mr.. and Mrs. Dur
ham expect to he absent from Grants
Pass about five weeks and the trim
is taken principally for the benefit
of Mr., Durham's health, which has
been greatly impaired since his Sc
we're Illness from ptomaine poisoning
several weeks ago.
Attorney George w. Colylg Of this
city returned Monday from six
days outing spent in the mountains
near Applegate in company with C.
O. Bigelow of Williams. Mr. Colvlg
says they found considerable snow
lying In great masses and banks IN
various parts OF the mountains, where
they were hunting and camping. One
dcor was secured which kept the
huntsmcn supplied with fresh meat
Miss Josie Naudcwaiker left Tues.
day morning for Portland, where she
viii be married Thursday August Il.
to c. r., Smith, OF Tacoma. Miss
Nandowalker was accompanied from,
this city by her sister Mrs, o. u. Me.
Lean. and the two ladies will visit
with friends at Roseburg aud other
points between here and Portland
Mr and Mrs J, NJ, Tetherow and
daughter Miss ncE,tc Tetherow and
Lester Coburn left Saturday for
Crescent City, whore they are spend.
ing several days
Mrs A. U Barnard, who has been
spending several weeks with friends