Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-01
Personal AND LOCAL

Mrs. ]. b, Hutchison left last nigh
for Portland.
Isaac Best left for Portland las
night and will spend few days Their
on business.
Mrs, A. Goettsche went to klamath
Falls this morning to visit there 70
several days,
Corsets. prices up to ss,S0, on salt
now at sl.00. Mrs Rehkopf, SSSt
Rev. Robert Mclean arrived tht
morning from Los Angeles and viii
visit here for some time,
Paul blanchard went TO Portland
last night and viii spend severa
days in the city attending to business
affairs.
Pearl Herbig returned to Portland
last night. after visiting here will
the T. Y, Dean family for some time
f. l.. Ellis returned to Leland las
night. after spending the day in towr
attending to business matters.
Miss Edith Allen went to Vol
Greek last night, where she will teach
school during the winter.
Mrs. Milt Mason. of Myrtle Creek
left this morning for Merlin after
visiting here for short time.
Mrs. f, F. Raymond and sons left
this morning for Medford. where the
boys will enter school, They have
been spending the summer at Patricks
creek.
Miss Blanch Dickinson arrived here
this morning from Dayton, Washing
ton. and will teach school here dur
ing the winter.
Bargains in wash waists. Mrs,
Rehkopf. SSStf
Walt Mosier left this morning for
Oakland, Oregon. and Walla sWalla.
Washington. after visiting here for a
week with his brother. Bob Mosier.
Mrs. H. G. Henry and Miss Louise
Henry went to Ashland this morning
and will spend the day there. return
ing Saturday.
Miss Gladys Cox arrived this morn
- ~ fr1,., Nhar,ta Kanras M;SS rn~
has charge OF the music department
of the high school.
Miss Gladys Penn returned this
morning from Manawa, Wisconsin. to
take charge OF the domestic science
department at the high school.
New Fall goods in all lines are here
and too numerous to mention. You
will enjoy seeing and we will enjoy
showing them, Kinney & Truax. $40
Miss Alice Streets went to Rogue
River this morning and will teach in
the high school at that place
Shop early and avoid the rush for
school supplies at Sabin's. $40
George Riggs. of Portland, is
spending a few days in the city at
tending to business affairs.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Curl and Mrs. Inez Lup-
ton returned to Albany last night af-
ter visiting here a week with Mrs.
Elmer Heath.
Samuel Storey, field superintendent
for the Utah-Idaho company, is at
tending to business affairs in this city
for few days.
Miss Eva Vasbinder, OF Pasadena,
arrived here this morning and left at
once for Kerby, where she will teach
school.
Miss Norma Sweetland left this af-
ternoon for Los Angeles, where she
will attend school during the winter.
Father Gregory left this afternoon
for San Francisco. He had been in
this city Tor several Gays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hots arrived here
this morning from Scandinavia, Wis
consin, to visit with the R. j. Bestul
family for several days.
Mrs. H. G. Marshall and son, Rod
ney, will leave this evening for Great
Falls. Montana, where they will join
Mr.. Marshall, who went there several
weeks ago.
F. Bramwell returned last night
from Roseburg, where he has spent
the last few days. His son, Frank,
who has been visiting here with him,
left from Roseburg for his home at
LaGrande.
Prof. NJ. e. Peck, Of Willamette
university, left this morning for the
north, after visiting here a day with
his sister, Mrs. H. s. Prescott. Prof'
Peck has been gathering biological
data in southern Oregon for the gov
ernment.