Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-05-10
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL


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Miss Agnes George arrived Mon
day morning from Portland and will
spend two weeks with her parents at
Kerby.
H. b. Reed went to Eugene sun
day night to spend several days on
business.
Mrs. Luttrett Of Patterson, Cal, is
visiting the Henry Hitler family for
some weeks.
Burns Gillette returned Sunday
from yisalla Cal, where he has been
visiting his brother.
Mrs. C. f Rusk and little son
started Sunday night for Prosser,
Wash, 10 join Mr.. Rusk.
Miss Ethel Palmer went TO Gold
Hill Monday TO spend two days.
Miss Nell Morgan returned Mon
day from a visit at Medford.
Mrs. Frederick Williams went to
Medford Tuesday TO visit
Mrs. A. j. Howell left Tuesday for
Sisson, Cal, TO visit her sister
Herman Westerheid went to Gold
Hill Yesterday 20 buy beef for the
Grants Pass Meat Co.
Theo Mott left Tuesday for Wor-
den, where he will take the position
Of night watchman at the Harvey
mill
F. E. Bailey on Monday started for
his home In Iowa after spending sew
eral weeks in Grants Pass with his
cousin, E. E. Foster.
Mrs Charles Smith left Monday
for California to visit her sister re-
siding near Bakersfield.
Miss Cora Smith returned Sunday
to her school duties at Central Point
after visiting her mother
Mrs. Alice Rogers spent few days
visiting in Grants Pass, returning
Sunday to her home at Wolf Creek.
Albert Paddock returned Sunday
night to his work at the Edgerton G
Adams mill on Rogue river below the
second ferry and opposite the Avery
peach orchard
Miss Charilla Tetherow returned
to Medford Sunday, where she is at
tending St. Marys academy, after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ Tetherow
Mr. and Mrs. John Randle returned
Sunday from Medford where they
visited their daughter Mrs A. F..
Disatell Mr. Disatell is conducting
the Merlin meat market
Mrs Thos. Peacock came from
Crescent City and left Monday morn
ing for Montague to meet her grand
mother who will return and make
her home at the coast town.
c. H. Webb arrived Saturday
night from Kennel Cal, and left
for Deerlng to visit his parents. He
will spend some time here in the in
terest Of Huntington Park, a suburb
of San Francisco
George II. Miller, city councilman
of Medford, and the first socialist
elected to office in Oregon. was a
visitor to Grants Pass last evening,
coming to be present at the weekly
meeting of the local socialists,
Mrs r. P. Cheshire spent last
week in Gold Hill returning home to
spend Sunday, and left again Mon
day for Gold Hin. She was accom-
panied here by Mrs G. V. Stlclller Of
| Gold Hin
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed of Van
Vert, Ohio. left Monday for Portland
on their way home. They have spent
the winter in Los Angeles and stop
ped of here for few days to visit r.
E. Kroh. Mr. Reed is vice president
OF the First National bank of Van
Vert.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Farwell OF In
dependence, la, who spent 10 days
Visiting MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Klocker
on their return home from a five
months stay in Los Angeles, started
for home Monday Mr.. Farwell is
one of the proprietors Of the Bule-
tin-Journal published at Indepen-
dence and Mr and Mrs. Klocker were
employees In the office for II years
and 10 years respectively
Now is the time To get rid of vour