Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-27

Harold Snook 10 nome Tor the hoii-
days. visiting with his mother. Mrs.
Seth Hoag.
Fritz Dean returned this morning
to Gold Hill. after spending Christi
mas here with his folks,
Guaranteed electric Iron. $a.75.
Bush Electric shop, Phone lti-R. II
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Clark return
ed today to their home In Glendale
after visiting with relatives In this
city over Christmas.
S. b. Farmer has returned to his
mining prospects. having visited In
this city over Christmas with the
Thomas welch family.
Bargains In ladies' and misses
coats. one-half regular price. Mrs.
Il. Rehkopf. e2atf
Mr., and Mrs, Il. r. Strand were
morning arrivals and will spend sew
eral days In the city visiting with
Thomas Iinkhart and family.
Mr., and Mrs. As.A, Flynn have re-
turned from Medford. whore they
spent Christmas day with Mrs.
Flynn's mother*
! r, B. Ryan, OF Selma, visited in
the city yesterday. today going on
to Medford to attend the teachers
institute.
Thomas Welch has returned to
Portland after visiting for several
days here with his wife and little
daughter.
Arrow collars at Bishop's 40Stf
Miss Iona Dunlap departed this
morning for Portland. where she will
visit with her brother. Roy Dunlap.
formerly OF this place.
Henry Haefner, OF the forestry Of
fee. is spending his Christmas vaca-
tion on his farm in the Applegate val
ley. near Murphy.
Henry Norton Is In the city for a
few days. visiting with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Norton. He will
return soon to the Norton ranch in
the upper Williams valley.
Thirteen University OF Oregon pro-
fessors were on No. Is this morning
ion their way to Medford to attend
meeting OF the State Teachers asso-
citation. in session there this week.
Mrs. e. c. Dixon returned Friday
evening from the south, where she
has been visiting with the Dixon fam
lily in San Diego and seeing the Cali
fornia expositions.
Mrs. j. H. Beeman and two daugh-
tiers were visitors in the city today.
returning this afternoon to their
home in Gold Hill.
Ben Lampman. editor of the Gold
Hill News. came down from Gold Hill
this morning and spent a few hours
in the city visiting with friends and
ltransacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Eckhart, OF
Redfields, South Dakota, are visitors
in the city, stopping for a few days
at the Sabin and Garner homes be-
fore continuing their way south to
spend the winter at Los Angeles.
J. F. Richardson and wife. Of Mon
tague, California, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Keller, of Hornbrook, Califor-
mia. returned this morning to their
homes after having visited here for
the past three or four days with the
w. NJ. Cheshire family.
When buying butter, look for
coupon containing Seal OF Valley
Pride creamery, good for one pound
Of Valley Pride butter at your gro
GERS. Two pounds given away with
every case OF butter from December
"a, 1915, to January 6, 1915. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Kincaid left
this morning for their home in Rose
burg after a brief visit here with
their daughter, Miss Fay Kincaid,
who spent yesterday in this city, en-
route TO the teachers institute at
Medford, from her school at Waldo.
Mrs. Claude P. Slade, formerly
Hazel Gillette. and son, three-months-
old William Gillette Slade, were ar
rivals this morning from their home
in Silverton, and will visit here with
Mrs, SHADES parents, Judge Gillette
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Walton we're
morning arrivals from the south and
are visiting here briefly before con-
tinuing their trip to their home in
Charleston. Washington. They in
tend visiting at Kerby for brief
time before leaving, Mr.. Walton hav-
ing resided there at former time.
l.. w. Turnbull, formerly principal
OF the local high school, visited for
a few minutes yesterday with friends
here while on his way to Medford,
where he will attend the meeting OF