Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-10-13
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PERSONAL

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II. N. Starr went to Weed, CAL.
Wednesday morning to spend several
days on business.
Mrs. Leroy Wood Of Cottage Grove
is the guest of DR. and Mrs. Il. G.
Macy.
Glenn Sill and little daughter, who
have been visiting with Grants Pass
relatives, left Wednesday morning
for their home at Portland.
Mrs. d. C. Abrams went to Hugo
Wednesday morning to visit with
friends.
Mrs. l.. r. Steelhammer and sis
ter, Mrs Elaine Tamiesie went to
Medford this morning to spend the
day with friends. Mrs. Tamiesie is
the wife of DR.. Tamiesie of Salem,
and is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Steelhammer for several weeks,
A. II. Carson returned today
from Portland where he has spent
some time
Adolph Maier returned to Grants
Pass last evening from an extended
tour of investigation of mining prop
erty in the Illinois valley. Mr..
Maier spent several days examining
the Casey & Hearn gold ledge located
near Rancherie creek. Mr.. Mailer
will spend today in Grants Pass
and then leave tomorrow morning
for Roseburg, where he is called as
witness in federal land case, and
will return to this city Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Mclean and Mrs. Jos.
McCord came from Woodvlle Tues
day morning on shopping expedi-
tion. Mrs. McCord resides on large
fruit ranch near Woodville, and this
is her first visit to this city.
G. A. Ross was county seat visi-
tor from Appelgate Monday.
Mrs. j. T. Taylor, son and daugh-
ter, left Tuesday morning for Los
where they go in search of
a suitable climate for Mrs. Taylor,
who is In poor health If climatic
conditions are not favorable there,
they will go farther south.
Mrs. II. Burt of Yoncalla is a guest
at the home of her son, Warren
Burt and his family. Tuesday morn
ing she accompanied Mrs. Warren
Burt to Medford to spend the day
with Mrs. Georgia Firebaugh. Little
Virginia Firebaugh, who has been
staying with Mrs. Burt during the
recent illness of her mother, accom-
panied the ladies to Medford where
she will remain with her mother.
Miss Bessie Wharton returned
Tuesday morning to her home at
Roseburg after spending several days
In this city, the guest Of her brother,
Joseph Wharton.
c. A. Brown left Monday evening
for Red Bluff, where he goes to visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. G. Sawyer, who
visited over Sunday and Monday
with Grants Pass friends, returned
Tuesday morning to their home at
Kerby.
Fred w. Dunn returned Tuesday
to Pickett creek, after short visit
with Grants Pass friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Jones arrived
Monday evening from Seattle and are
spending several days here, guests at
the home of Mrs Edith Rehkopf.
Mr., "a d Mrs Jones am MIS-. Reh-
kopf were neighbors in the east
Mrs, 5. Loughridge, Mrs, Cora A.
Hinkle, and Mrs. Laura j. Richard
son returned to Grants Pass Monday
from Medford, where they had been
attending the w. c. r. IT, state con-
vention
Postmaster a. NJ. Woodford OF
Medford has been the guest of his
daughter. Mrs. Fred Williams, fol-
the past few days, and returned this
afternoon to his home, accompanied
by Mrs. Williams, who will visit
there for a short time,
Mrs. Victor Brown, Thos b
Young, and John h. Ressele were
among the Brown Acres visitors tc
this city Monday.
Mrs. J. T. Taylor and son Edward
leave today for Los Angeles, where
they go to spend the winter
A "A Sparkler of Waldo was shop,
ping and looking after business IL
Grants Pass Saturday afternoon.
Glenn Sill, who has been visiting