Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-08-29
John Mock left Monday night for
Portland for an indefinite stay.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Corless went
to the Corless mine on lower Rogue
river near Galiee on Tuesday.
ars. 4. L. Tolin and daughter,
Miss Flora, left Monday night Tor
Coquille TO visit the formers par
ents.
John D. Fallin went to Weed Sat
urday to work.
Mrs. o. P. Harvey returned FIJI
day from the Harvey mill at Worden.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Schmidt return
ed Friday from Jump-on-Joe, where
they spent several weeks.
Miss Matilda Veit arrived Friday
night from Corvallis and will teach
in the Winona district.
Miss Freda Butterheld Of Ashland
stopped Of here Saturday TO visit
friends a few hours. She is enroute
to Portland.
Robert F. Harris left Saturday
morning for Lockport, n. Y, TO
spend a year with a cousin, owner
Of an up-to-date New York fruit
farm. He will visit relatives at Des
MoInes, Iowa, and at College Corner,
Ohio.
NJ. Blaughman of Roseburg, who
has been treating with Dr. lllsley'
osteopath, for the past four weeks
returns home much improved in
health, feeling better, he says, than
for year past.
w. F. Farrier Of Salt Lake City
arrived early in the week to join
Mrs. Farrier who is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrier and daughter,
Thelma, spent Sunday in Medford'
with Mr.. Farrier's sister, Mrs. Sears.
Mrs. Arthur Burroughs, who has
spent the summer in Grants Pass Wis
iting at the homes OF her sisters,
Mrs. Il. e. Blanchard and Mrs. j. G..
Riggs. and with the Bartlett and By
water families, left Friday evening
with her little son, for Montour
Iowa, to spend the winter with her
parents.
Mrs. c. d. Sessions Of Lakeview
arrived here Monday to visit her
mother and sister, Mrs. Margaret
Tufts and Miss Minnie Tufts.
Mrs. Frank Vending of Vancou-
yer, Wash, arrived Monday night
from California and will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. A. c. Young, near this
city.
10 Pardee and Earle Voorhies
started out Tuesday morning with
camping equippage tied on their
wheels and strapped on their per-
sons and will spend some time camp
ing at Savage rapids. The boys say
they will tsay two weeks.
Mrs. Finlayson and Miss Finlayson,
aunt and cousin OF Mrs. X. M. G.
Neill, who have been visiting at the
Nell home for the past two weeks,
left Monday for their home at San
Rafael They were accompanied by
Mrs. Elliott, who was also visiting
the Neills.
Mrs. Walter Hammond. Miss May
Hammond and Master Harold an6
Ruth will arrive on Tuesday might
for a visit at Highland orchard. Mrs
Hammond, who is a cousin of A. W
Bartlett, has been touring the wes
this summer and goes from here L
Los Angeles before returning to he
home at Grinnell, Iowa.
Fred Husse, of the Martin-Huss
Iron Works of Portland, with Mrs
Husse and Mrs. b. Hendricks, arriv
ed here by automobile Sunday after
noon to spend few days with Mrs
Husses mother, Mrs. Clara Coffmar
and her brother and sister, w.
and Miss Minnie Ireland.
Mr., and Mrs b. T, Crowley an
daughters, Misses Altha and Flor'
have arrived from Colorado Spring
to spend the winter and will resid
in Royal Whtmore's bungalow o
north Sth street. Mrs. Crowley is
sister of Mrs. Cora Henkle, an
daughter Of Mrs. L. j. Richardson I
this city. The Misses Crowley wi
teach in the Grants Pass schools
Mrs. l.. NJ. Kane, who has spel
the past six weeks With her mothe
Mrs. Margaret Tuns, left SaturdJ
for her home at San Francisco. Mr.
Kane lns made maN automobi
trips through the county with h
brother, ]. T, Turs and was. grea
ly surprised to seSthe d.velopmet
which had been made since her ca