Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-10

sonville, has been spending a few
days In Grants Pass looking over real
estate.
Mrs. r. Sharman visited with her
ster. Miss Helen Mccoy, over Sun
day, while en- route from Portland to
Redding. She left south Monday
morning.
Ed McCann and laughter, Miss
Bertha, came In from Kerby Monday
to visit Grants Pass friends and DO
some shopping.
B. F. Kingley, railroad man OF
Seattle, is spending several days In
Grants Pass looking over the busi-
ness prospects Of this city.
W. e. Wilbur, of Selma, was call
ing on Grants Pass friends Sunday.
C. c. Hicks came down from Ash
land Sunday to spend the day with
friends.
Frank Sutton was looking after
business here Saturday, returning to
his home at Merlin in the evening.
Gene Wiley, Of Cripple Creek, ar
rived here Sunday to spend a few
days on business in this city.
w. r. Gibson came up from Wolf
Creek Saturday to spend the day
shopping and looking after other i'm
portant matters.
Mrs. z. r. Rosser and lite daugh-
ter, Beth, and Mrs. Geo. Loud, Of
Woodville, were shopping and visit
ing friends In Grants Pass Monday.
Mrs. c. P. Kuhnhardt returned to
her home at Merlin Monday evening,
after spending the day shopping In
Grants Pass.
Ernest Lewis, Of the Greenback
mine, Is spending few days In this
city. Mr.. Lewis had the misfortune
to lose one Of the fingers Of his left
hand last week, which was caught
In the machinery at the mine. He
came to Grants Pass to nave the In
jured hand treated.
Mrs. Henry Hitler and lt.tle daugh-
ter went to Wolf Creek Saturday
evening, called there by the serious
illness Of Mrs. Killers brother-in-
law, w. J. Rogers, who died Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. e. S. Adams and little son
arrived here Saturday evening from
Oakland, CAL, to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Adams sisters, Mrs.
Amos Smith and Mrs. F. D. Elsmann.
Mrs. Adams will be remembered by
many Grants Pass friends as Miss
Nettie Hamlin, who formerly resided
here.
Mrs. Vina Eisman went to Merlin
Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Grow.
F. w. VanDyke Is Ill with pneu-
monia and a trained nurse arrived
here Monday morning from Portland.
W. ]. Anderson visited over Sun
day with his family in this city and
returned to his duties at Junction
City on Sunday evening.
H, L. Darnielle returned to Three
Pines Sunday evening, after spend
ing the day with his family here.
Sheriff Will Smith spent Sunday
with friends at Medford.
George Hull went to Portland Sun
day evening to look after business
matters for few days.
Mr. W. B. Hamilton AID little
daughter returned Sunday evening
from Central Point, where they spent
Saturday and Sunday on their farm.
s. c. Pier, manager OF the Mar
shall-Wells Hardware company at
Portland, spent Monday in Grants
Pass on business with the local sales
man and the hardware men.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. DeArmond and
II, II. DeArmond, OF Medford, spent
Sunday with Grants Pass relatives
and friends. II. II. DeArmond re-
turned home Sunday night, and Mr.
and Mrs. II, l., DeArmond, accom-
panied by E. c, DeArmand, OF Nc
Minnville, went to Medford Monday
morning
Mr., and Mrs. James Heath and
baby OF Raymond, Wash, are in
this city, the guests Of Hr. Heath's
uncle, II. L, Herzinger, and family
W. R, Blalock, OF Leland, was a
Grants Pass visitor from Leland on
Sunday,
VIM, Huselton, Of Kerby. and Rob
ert G Ken OF Wrdeyrle were
among the ont Of town visitors TO
Grants Pass ON sunday
Mike Eolter ot Detroit Mich Is
m the city looking over the business
and farming possibilities o, southern