Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-07-18
Mrs. NJ. s. Jennlngs vent 70 Yon.


H. B. Reed and family left Mon
day night for McMinnyille TO visit
relatives.
Mrs J. NJ. Tetherow returned
Monday from a visit with relatives at
Etns Mills, Cal.
Mrs. VI. J. Leach returned Monday
night from visit with her daughter
in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Cheshire left
Tuesday morning for Hornbrook,
CAL where they will enjoy a yaca-
ton Of week.
Mrs. E. E. Jeffers left Tuesday for
Colusa, Calf. 10 join her husband.
She was accompanied BY her sister,
Mrs Harriet Single.
Mrs. Amos Smith is entertaining
her mother Mrs. VIM. Hamlin Of
Medford who arrived Monday. Mrs.
Hamlln will later visit in the Will
lamette valley.
Among the out-of-town visitors in
the city Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Friday, County Commission
er Barlow and Matt Tapola, all Of
Galice.
w e. Bramel and his mother, Mrs
A. c. Bramel, left Tuesday morning
for Eugene, where they expect to re-
side, having business interests there
Masters Ford and John Peterson.
who have been spending week with
their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
n. Peterson, returned to their home
az Eugene Tuesday.
Miss Lorraine NJ. Nesbit, daughter
OF James B. Nesbit Of Galice. arrived
in Grants Pass from Minneapolis
Monday evening. She was met here
by her father, and returned with him
to Galice where she will make her
future home.
Mrs. w. z. Dean and Mrs. Louise
Dixon left for Marshfeld Tuesday
morning to spend a month at the
coast with Mrs, Deans daughter.
Mrs. Tom Harvey They went to
Drain and across the mountains bv
stage.
Mrs W. ]. Mensch went to Win
ters, Calf, Tuesday to visit her
daughter Mrs R. L. Demaree.
Mr. and Mrs. Winner Of Kerby who
have spent several days in the city,
made a trip to Rogue River Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Gentner who has been
spending the past week with friends
1t Yoncalla and Roseburg, returned
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Miles Mcintyre re-
.urned Sunday from their wedding
rip They spent the week in Ash
and and vicinity, going by automo-
,ile.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. +. Haligus left Sun
lay morning for Barlow, Oregon. Mr..
ialigus has been a resident of this
ity for four years, being one Of the
'wners OF the Peerless Clothing Co.
lie has just sold his interest in the
BUSINESS to his partner, A. C. Hol-
omb.
Mrs. D. NJ. Sanders of Long
49, v'o'tod over Saturday
nth the family OF County Assessor >
'olloCk, leaving for the south Sun
ay morning.
r, B. Bradford, of Coupeville, !
Wash, arrived here Monday to visit
lie brother G. A. Bradford, whom he |
las not seen for 36 years. o, NJ.
another brother OF Weiner,
Arkansas, with his wife and grand
laughter, are also visiting the Brad
ord family,
Mrs Eleanor Wimberley and baby
arrived Tuesday and will spend a
ew weeks with Mrs. Wimberley's
iister-in-law, Mrs c. L. Clevenger
Mr. Wimberly is on an automobile
our to Crater Lake and on his return
Will 20 to Crescent City and up the
'oast home by way OF Bandon.
Alex Ferguson, OF Portland, who
Is deeply interested in lands in the
Crescent City district, was married at
Portland TO Miss Howell last week,
and after a brief honeymoon trip,
will bring his bride TO Grants Pass
where they will make their home
rhey have rented the Herrick home
On Washington Boulevard.