Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-09-05
Mrs. Cauley Roberts OF Merlin.
spent Monday In the city.

G. F. Stone and Miss Violet Smith
went to Eugene Tuesday morning.
Mrs. B. c. Dunlap went to Lind
sey, CAL, Tuesday to visit a sister
Carl Hull went to Glendale Tues
day morning and after a day with
his brother, will go to Portland.
Mrs. Bob Hendricks and children,
of Portland, are in the city visiting
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Jewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Long and daugh-
ter, cousins of F. F. Groves, who
have spent a few days in the city,
left Tuesday for their home at York
Neb.
Miss Alice Pool who has spent the
summer here with her uncle, ]. S.
Pool, left for her home at klamath
Fails Tuesday morning. Miss Pool
IS teacher in the Klamath schools.
Misses Olive and Dorcas Stephen
son, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Robinson at Wilderyille
for some weeks, returned to Port
land Tuesday.
Allen Craddock returned TO his
home at Redding, Cal, Tuesday az
ter spending the summer with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Newman.
H. X. Clark, employed for num-
ber of years at the First National
Bank, has gone to Crescent City for
a few days of recreation and will
later take the steamer to San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Clark has made many
friends in Grants Pass L. w. Turn
bull went to Crescent City with Mr..
Clark and will stay few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Earle arrived
from Portland Sunday to visit Mrs.
Earle's parents, Judge and Mrs
Jewell. Mr.. Earle returned Sunday
evening. but Mrs. Earle will remain
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Banks returned
Sunday from Rockford, Illinois
where they we're called on account Of
the illness of Mr.. Banks father.
Mrs. W. B. Pinkerton and son,
Douglas, left Monday for Grinnell,
Ia, TO join Mr.. Pinkerton Louise
Pinkerton. who has been visiting at
Eugene for a week, will join her
mother
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Woodward,
the latter's sister, Mrs. B. B. Coch-
ran, Miss Bess Sands and Paul Kin
ney comprise a number who left
Grants Pass by automobile Sunday
morning for Crater Lake, and which
expects to return Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Baker and
niece, who have been visiting Mr..
Bakers brother, Sam Baker, left
Saturday morning by automobile for
their home at Grass Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcclellan arriv-
ed Saturday from Portland to spend
two weeks with Mrs. McClellan's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Cook.
Mrs. Hugh Mckenzie, who has
spent two weeks with friends and
relatives, left Saturday for Glen
dale, and after few days visit with
a daughter, will return to Portland.
VIM, Haberman, we'll known
farmer from the Murphy district
was severely bruised and shaken VI
Saturday morning when his wagon
went OF the embankment at the
south approach to the steel bridge
In this city. Mr.. Haberman wal
bringing a load of wheat and fruit L
town, and just as he was on the ap
proach a dog that darted out from
behind an approaching AUTOMOBILE
frightened his team, and the horse
plunged off the embankment, over
turning the wagon and throwing MI
Haberman to the ground. From
wounds upon his body 1t is eyiden
that he was trampled by one of tn
horses. No bones were broken, an
while Mr.. Haberman will be lam
for q few days, no SCI
Iious results are expected to follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. White an
daughter, Miss Margaret and sol
Bolton, arrived here Monday fore
noon enroute TO San Diego, Cal, frol
Pullman, Wash, travelling by autom'
bile. and will remain for a few day
guests at the home OF Wilford Allel
THE Whites are returning to tt
south after spending the summer
the north, having made the nortl
ward Journey by way OF the Klamat
country early In the summer, The
do not endorse the route throue