Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03

Mrs, Ralph Davis went to her
former home In Yoncalla this morn.
Ing to visit with her parents.
Mrs, r. Layton departed this after
noon for Seattle, where she will visit
for some time with y daughter.
Chas wilen, of Seattle, came in
yesterday from Kerby. where no has
been interested in mining work.
Guaranteed electric iron. ss.75.
Bush Electric Shop, Phone i4i-R. II
Mrs, +. f. Hall returned this
from the north, having been
visiting for the Christmas season.
r. C. Riley. lineman with the local
telephone office. went to Gold Hin
this morning on business OF the COM
pany,
W. R, whipple left Friday for the
Waldo district. where he will do
some work surveying for the next
few days.
J. NJ. Burch has departed for Port
land, after spending the past few
weeks in the Althouse district In
work.
Arrow collars at Bishop's t0sti
Mrs, w. u. Gould and little daugh-
ter have returned to their home In
Portland after visiting In this city
with the c. Winslow family.
The Misses Jeanette Cramer and
Florence Buell. departed Saturday
night for Monmouth, where they are
attending the normal school
George stidham and family re-
turned yesterday from Central Point,
where they have been visiting for
some time.
Frank Nicely. formerly employed
at Sabin's drug store. spent few
days in the city visiting with friends
during his vacation from North Pa
cific Dental college.
Mrs. J. w. Shurz left this morning
for her home in Hornbrook, Cali
fornia. She has visited here with
the W. s. King family since Friday.
Glenn Patrick, nenhew OF Mrs.
A. Goettsche OF this place. was the
fireman who lost his arm in the
freight collision near Roseburg yes
terday,
A. A. Bratton came down Friday
from Roseburg. where he Ia working
with the Southern Pacific. and spent
the weekend.
Miss Mary Kilgour left today for
Vancouver, Washington, where she Ii
q teacher In the Washington state
school for the deaf. Miss KilgouI
has been visiting in this city, the
guest OF Miss Lulu Benedict.
Stanton Rowell and A. E. voorhies
attended a meeting Of the Mystic
Shrine at Ashland Saturday night
returning Sunday.
Claude c. Cate, county agricultur-
ist for Jackson county. was a visitor
in the city New Years day. attending
the meeting Of the Pomona grange
Tyrrel Garner has returned t.
Eugene, where he will continue hi
course at the University of Oregon
Vernon Basler and his mothel
went to Corvallis Saturday. wher'
they will attend the farmers shor
course given by o. A. c. and Vernon
will continue his studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Harmon ant
son. John, returned Sunday eveninl
from Dunsmuir, where they hav'
been visiting during the Christina
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gillette return
ed this morning to their home II
klamath Falls, after having visite'
during the holiday season here wit
Mrs. Gillettes parents, Mr.. and Mrf
E. v. Smith.
Bargains. in ladies' and misses
coats. One-half regular price. Mrs
r. Rehkopf. 622t
VI. o. Evans, state leader In tn
extension work Of the Agriculture
college, departed yesterday for Al
bany. He spent three days here al
tending to local branches Of the wor
and attending grange meeting
A. c. Epperly and family wer
Friday arrivals In the city, comm
from their home at Placer. The
we're accompanied by Mr.. and Mri
J. "A. Skeeters and Mrs. B. r. George
Of Kerby, who have been visiting
the Epperly home.
Miss Ethel Palmer departed Fr
day afternoon for San francisco
where she will make her home |
the future with her brother, TIE
Palmer, and half-brother, Claud
Cheshire. Miss Palmer will visit fc
the next few weeks with friend
across the bay, in Fruitdale.
Mrs. Cyril p. Wise and two littl
children returned last evening froi