Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-04-21

gtr0fn were oDS
itors Tuesday from Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Young left Mon
day evening for West Fork, where
they will spend few days and tnen
20 10 their home at Portland. Mr..
Young is president and general man
ager of the Winkle Bar Mining q
Development company at Dothan'
Ore.
Ed H. Houston, who has been In
Grants Pass for the past three weeks
in the interest of the oregonian, left
Monday afternoon for Medford. Mr..
Houston reports business splendid in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Sr.,
Misses Elizabeth Smith, Alice Briggs
and Della Haviland returned to
Crave Monday, after spending a
short time in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Fry, Of Mer-
lin, were visiting with friends here
Monday, returning In the evening to
their home.
Alva Walker, who has been an In
mate OF the South Pacific hospital In
this city for the past three weeks,
returned Monday afternoon to his
home at Gold Hill IN company with
his mother and sister He was oper-
ated on for appendicitis by DR..
Loughridge and is now on the high
road to recovery.
DR.. 8. Loughridge was a profess
sional visitor to Hugo and Tolo Sum
day
Rolla Stephenson, who has spent
tho past week looking after business
matters in Portland, returned Mon
day afternoon to his home in this
city.
A. Morrison, who has been very
seriously Ill from the effects OF
blood poisoning In his left arm, rs
now convalescent and able to be
about the streets Mr.. Morrison was
engaged in dressing beef some
time ago when he cut one Of the fin
gers Of his hand. The wound was
apparently healing satisfactory when
blood poisoning set In and almost
cost Mr.. Morrison his life, but he is
now out Of danger.
Misses Winifred Flanagan and
Edna Trimble returned to their du-
ties at st. Mary's academy Monday
after spending Easter In this city.
They were accompanied to Medford
by Mrs. Flanagan, who returned to
Grants Pass In the evening.
Miss Bertha Daily visited over
Sunday with the family Of A. Letcher
in this city and returned to her home
at Medford Monday.
Henry Norton Is home from Eu-
gene to spend his vacation with lis
parents, Senator and Mrs H. D,
Norton, of this city.
l.. C. Archer came in from Waldo
Monday to spend the day on business
e. j. Edwards, of Jump-Off-J Joe
was a Grants Pass visitor Monday
H. NJ, Leonard was among the out.
of-town visitors to this city Monday
He returned to his home at Ashland
in the afternoon
Attorney A. c. Hough returned
Monday evening from a business
trip to Medford and left Tuesday
morning for klamath Falls, to spent
several days on legal business.
O F. M. Anderson, of Kerby, was
:, town visitor on Monday and wa
shopping and looking after other i'm
, portant matters while here.
John Robertson, OF Galice, was II
a town Monday. He reports every
" thing tlourIshlng In his part OF tn
J. world
a F, NJ Hallenshead and VIII Pre-
deaux are two of the latest arrival
IS In this city who are looking over tn
city and surrounding country with
Mt view to locating permanently. The
10 come from Kansas.
S. Mrs. Mary Chausse. an old tim
10 resident Of Grants Pass, who ha
q spent the past several years at Por
land arrived here Tuesday mornin
III to spend several week with her sol
III Joe Chaussee and his family, VII
'e live near this city.
Mr. and Mrs. w, c. Henry an
i" daughter, Miss Helen, came up fro
u Hugo Tuesday to visit with Mr.. ar
'n Mrs Harry Schmidt.
Rev Robert Mclean and Geory
m X Riddle wcut to Woodville Tue
a day afternoon TO attend the Sout
ern Oregon Presbytery, In session
Ne that place. Rev A. J. Irwin. recent
70 appointed Sunday school mlssiona
at OF the Presbytery, who has been