Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-24

walla walla to spend Thanksgiving
with his family.
No delivery Thanksgiving day.
Grants Pass Delivery Company, 60s
Mrs. Lucy Clifton returned to Mer-
lin today after visiting her sister,
Mrs, d. o. Hayes. at Murphy.
Meet me at the merry masque ball
given on Thanksgiving night, Novem-
Der 25. at the Greater Gold Hill clubs
perfect pleasure pavilion. CO.,
Mrs, Nancy Anderson went to Gold
Hill this morning to spend Thanks
giving with her daughter.
The latest knit caps and scarfs---
just the thing for cold days. Mrs.
E. Rehkopf. 5sstf
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B, Wickham, OF
Almeda. returned last night from a
trip to the San Francisco exposition.
Charles Patrick. of Roseburg. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Patrick,
G. E. Cline, Southern Pacific con-
ductor. running between Portland
and McMinnville, is in the city for
a few days.
Tom Gilmore and Martin Brown
went to Gazelle. Cal. today for a
short stay.
8. NJ. Pardee came here yesterday
from Canyonville. and on the first
OF the month will take charge Of the
Postal telegraph office. Miss Lemon
having resigned.
Miss Helen Hair arrived this af-
ternoon from the U. OF o. to spend
Thanksgiving at home.
Miss Gladys Swacker came up from
Almeda this afternoon to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation.
President Robert E. Twohy, OF the
California & Oregon Coast railroad.
is In the city. having arrived from
All nations. cults. creeds, charac-
ters and occupations will meet and
to merry music at the Thanks
giving masque ball. to be held at the
Gold Hill dancing pavilion Thursday
evening. Costume and come! 602
San Francisco Tuesday night.
Frank s. Bramwell, OF the Oregon
Utah Sugar company, is in Medford
today.
Mrs. Frietag. sister of Mrs. ]. NJ.
Tetherow, and her daughter, arrived
last night from Etna Mills, CAL, for
a visit.
The most delightful dance
Thanksgiving masque ball at Gold
Hill pavilion Thursday evening. 602
J. E. Peterson went to Eugene
this morning to spend Thanksgiving
with his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bertha
Peterson.
A fine assortment of ladies wooden
Call and see them. Mrs.
E. Rehkopf. 599tf
Mrs. Cora Bacon and baby, of Ash
land, arrived this morning and will
visit friends and former neighbors
in the Williams section.
Don't forget the dance at the Wal
dorf hall tomorrow night. 602
Mrs. Joseph Gribel arrived this
from Portland and will visit
her sister, Mrs. D. Eismann, and her
Will and Henry Ahlf.
Arrow collars at Bishops. 403tf
Mrs. A. c. Chumasero. who was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. K. w.
Clarke for several days, left last
night for her home at Vancouver,
Wash.
Be thankful that the finest floor
and the merriest music is at your
pleasure Thanksgiving night-the
Gold Hill masque ball. 6O2
Mrs. A. G. Holcomb and baby re-
turned this morning from Salem,
where they went on account Of the
illness and death of Mrs. Holcomb's
father.
Drs. Dow and Dow, of Central
Point spent Tuesday night in the
city, guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
assisting in the celebra-
tion Of Mr.. Hammett's birthday.
Prof. VIM. Schoppe, of the poultry
division OF the Montana Agricultural
college, Of Bozeman, Mont, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Talbot.
Mr.. Schoppe and Mr.. Talbot were coll
lege classmates in Maine.
Dear Sue: II is agreed then that
we Will attend the Thanksgiving
ball at Gold Hill on Thurs
day evening; you to be the pretty
milkmaid and the Kentucky clans
man. Until that time, Adios!
(Signed) Pete. COZ
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Robertson, OF
Breedsville, Michigan, arrived this
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. n. w.
also the I. ]. and Geo. e.
Howard and the John Summers fam