The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, August 13, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text: LOCAL AND 2 PERSONAL (From Thursday's Dally) ; W. H. Norton left for 8o Fran slsoo yesterday. . . . Mra. Effte Wise ol Phoenli left for bom yeaterday. . Wallace Wilson,, allaa "Fat," left tor Ashland Wednesday. Jin. A. M. Kendall left Wednes day afternoon for Aahland. O. F. Dyer left for Klamath Falla yesterday In bla automobile. F. W. Walt left yeaterday for a few days' buelneaa atay at Olendale. B. H. Warren of Jackeon, Ala bama, atarted yesterday for his borne. Sister Angela of Mary and 8lster Mary Laurentlne left Inst night for Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Porljado of Merlin Oregon, arrived Tuesday night to see tt valley. C. P. Richards of Berkeley, Cali fornia, arrived here Wednesday night ra bualneaa. - J. D. Chamboro arrived In Medford Wednesday from his home In Fort Wayne, Indiana. E. F. Taylor of Eugene la visiting Medford for a few daya. He arrived Tuesday evening. Attorney C. L. Reames returned yesterday from Salem, where be baa teen on business. 0. A. Benedict of North Yakima arrived' In Medford Tueaday to take pointers on orchards. F. H. Granger of Ontario, Califor nia, arrived In Medford for a brief visit Tueaday evening. Qua Samuels and family returned yeaterday from their three weeks' uting at Butte Falls. The Mall la looked to by Eastern komeseekers for Information about the Rogue River valley. Albert J. Mendell came here yes terday from Coos Bay, Oregon. He will atay a few daya. Tbe Mall offers the best opportu nity for landowners to reach pros pective Eastern Investors. Mrs. Mamie Hennessy and Miss Nell Henneaay arrived here yesterday from Kansas City, Kanaaa. W: O. Cochraln of New York City topped over for a few days' visit. He arrived Wedneaday night. E. H. Hacker and D. Eby of Fresno, California, are In Medford Just prospecting for orchard land. Thomas Franklin of Vancouver, British Columbia, came In yeaterday to spend a week touring the valley. H. E. Fleming of Mandan, North Dakota, came yeaterday to look over tbe orchards of the Rogue River val ley. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Wlant of Mar ina, Ohio, returned home Wednes day after a brief but pleasant visit Mrs. Charles Prim of Jacksonville left for Seattle last evening. She ra accompanied by Miss Mollle Brltt. Misses Marie and Let tie Stancllffe and Miss Clara Allen, three pretty Phoenix girls, were In Medford yes terday. , M-. and Mrs. J. E. Oarnett and family, who have been visiting with H. C. and Ben Oarnett, left yester day for Kanaaa City. J. L. McAhron left for Ayera Spur to Tlalt hla son-in-law, W. C. Wilson, wbo was hurt recently. Mr. Wilson la recovering rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. E. Harmon, who re cently arrived from Treka, Callfor ala, left yeaterday for a few daya' recreation at Coleatlne. Mrs, Rales Lewie of St. Paul, Min nesota, left for Oakland yeaterday. he baa been vlaitlng here with her aaat, Mrs. J. H. Stewart. ' Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Lambert and hlld, who have been In Central Point oa bualneaa for the past week or so, returned yesterday. COUGH Coughs,Colds, CROUP, 7hoopmgCoigh If, pltMsMt It ItfceV ll CMWM M tftM f tN Sf mtta hift Mm M cum Jade J. 8. Coke of Marsbfleld. Oregon, who baa been visiting aad sightseeing In Medford for the past two daya, returned bom Wednes day. 0. F. McCarthy, wbo baa been vis iting bere, left for Ashlaad yesterday and will atay there for a few days and then return to bla home In Port land. Mrs. J, A. Feeren of Ashland and alias Ruby Hanson of Talent, who have been vlaitlng with Mrs. 0. P. I.lndley, returned to their home last night. Mr. and Mrs. George Vaughn left for Ashland Wednesday, where Mr. Vaughn will take charge of the, Wells-Fargo express office for a fe' weeks. J. H. and J. T. Harrison of Ken newlck, Washington, arrived Wed nesday In Medford and are going visit all neighboring towns and r- chards. Mr. and Mrs. E. Brown and son Shealby, of Portland, who have been traveling over the valley and look ing at the orchards, left for home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. If. A. Fredenburg, who have been seeing the fair 'it Seattle, returned Wednesday. They said that they had an enjoyable trip. but were glad to be home. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rhlnehart and C. W. Richer of Dayton, Ohio, are !n Medford. They were out yesterday looking over the valley and at some of the orcharda In the foothills. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Frapp and their daughter. Miss Emma, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stokea, atarted for borne yes terday. Mrs. Stokea la their daugh ter. Dr. C. C. Reld, J. W. Spellman and Dr. F. M. Ewlng arrived Tuesday night from Lincoln, Illinois, to look over the valley. These gentlemen are old-time acquaintances of Mrs. Moulden of this city. i C. W. Perkins, W. E. Toms and W. C. Green will leave thta morning for Crater Lake. Tbe two gentle men firat named are Intereated In the 401 orchard, which waa bought by them and their associated last fall for (110,000. 8. M. Lee, who Is manager for the Siskiyou Copper ft Gold Development company', arrived In Medford Wed nesday on a flying bualneaa trip. He brought some very fine samplea of quarts home and reported that the work waa progressing finely. E. B. Morris, who represents the Winchester Gun company, la In Med ford and baa been In communication with members of the' local gun club In connection with the annual ahoot which will take place In thla city on September 9, 10 and 11. Mrs. H. II. Swartwout and her daughter, Mrs. Charles Hall, of Spo kane, Washington, arrived In Med ford yeaterday to visit with Mr. and Mra. H. W. Woods. Mrs. Woods Is a daughter of Mra. Swartwout. They are pleaaed with the valley and will likely live here. Dr. K. J. Reader of Aahland waa in the city yesterday. Dr. Reader Is a member of tbe examining board for pensions, which Is composed of three physicians. Dm. E. R. Seoly. W. W. P. Holt of Eagle Point and Dr. Reader. Thla board met yester day to receive and examine appli cants. .. Mr. and Mra. P. P. LaiiKhlin started for their home la Decatur, Illinois. Wednesday. While In Cali fornia they will visit In Berkeley and San Francisco. Mr. I.aughlln Is a real estate man In Decatur and his trip here waa In the Interest of a few of bis patrons. He will report fa vorably. Yesterday A. L. Cusick and 0. R. Baker purchased ten acrea of land from Adam Emlg, for which they paid $4000. The land la situated weat of the J. M. Root orchard, eolith and west of Medford. There are seven acres of 3-year-old apple and pear trees on the placo and 1! acres of alfalfa. A. W. Pollard drove hla auto Into town yesterday from San Raphael, California. He aald that the trip waa fine and the roads were pretty good. They went on to Granta Pass and then will turn weat and south for Crescent City and then on to their home. Those In the party were Mra. A. W. Pollard and child, Thoe. Pollard and A. J. Pollard. (From Friday's Dally.) Mr. and Mra. Richard Schuler left last night for Seattle. W. A. Taylor of Granta Pass Is paying thla city a short visit. H. L. Montgomery arrived home from his trip to Seattle Thursday. W. H. Carrol of San Francisco Is staying in Medford tor a day or o. Misses Fannie Hasklna and Julia Fielder are enjoying an outing at Newport Fred Peterson stsrted for Klam ath Lake Thursday to be absent sev eral weeks. R. 8. Barker and family returned yesterday from a visit to Portland and Seattle, Mra. A. F. Brown of Pasadena, California, arrived hart yeaterday to see the tallay. ' H. H. Stevens of South Omaha. Nebraska, arrived bere yesterday to spend a few daya. t I. T. Curd of St. Joseph, Missouri, arrived In Medford yesterday on a abort business trip. A. E. Selby of Orand Forks, ac companied by A. G. Budge, paid Med ford a visit Thursday, Miss Iva Tucker and her brother, Emmett, of Trail, aro visiting with D. T. Lawton and family. . J. C, Cutkln of Woodvllle, Cali fornia, arrived laat night "to see what Medford looka like." Make life's walk easy by using Grube'a Method for romovlng corns; 25c at Hasklna' drug atore. 64-6t Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hall of fit Louis arrived here Wednesday to spend a few daya In the valley. Miss Bessie Hoffman of Jackson vllle left for Lamolne, California, where she will visit with friends. Mr. and airs. C. H. Thompson and child of Portland atopped over In Medford for a few daya yesterday. H. P. nruehuer, Mloeeo Lillian. Vienta and Rose, and Master Philip of Portland are visiting In Medford Mr. and Mra. J. F. Fitzgerald of Ottawa, Kansaa, arrived in Medford yesterday andn will visit a few daya. F. K. Alexander of Storm Lake, Io w.ala In Medford visiting his brother, C. R. Alexander, and fam- uy. D. Lacy of Lamolne, California who has been stopping In Medford for a day or ao, left for Seattle yes terday. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Couse of Hol lywood. California, are paying a visit to Medford and the neighboring country. Miss Mary Cole of Kinsley, Kan sas, who haa been vlaitlng with 8. F. Potter and family, left for Berk eley Thursday. Mrs. E. Dyer, accompanied by Mra. R. S. Black and daughter, went down to Aahland Thursday to apend (he day with friends. E. Hultqulst of Minneapolis, Mln nesota, arrived yesterday to look over orcharda and orchard lands. He represcntes Investors. Mrs. D. S. Deerlng and her daugh ter, Eleanor, who bavo been visiting with Shirley Baker, left for Oakland, California, Thursday. J. J. Storle of Red Bluff, Califor nia, la making a flying visit through the Rogue River valley. At present he Is stopping in Medford. , ' Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crawford and family, accompanied by Mra. Craw- ford'a fathor, C. W. Emerson, left for the Settle fair Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Paterson nf Ashland paid Medford a visit Thurs day. Mr. Paterson is superintend ent of the Ashland waterworks. The Benaon Inveatment Co. re port the sale of 13000 worth of lots thla week In Weat Medford. Many neat bungalowa will be atarted the coming week. F. H. Whiting and Mjsa Luella Whiting left for their home In Chi cago yesterday. Tbey have been vis iting with their brother, L. E. Whit ing, and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Knlsely of Indian apolis, Indiana, arrived In tbla city Thursday to visit with L. B. Brown and family. Mrs. Knlsely Is a sis ter of Mr. Brown. Mr. and Mra. M. O. Broadbent, who have been living bere for a few months, left on urgent business yes terday for Pasadena, California. They will return In the near future. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Woodruff of Buffalo. New York, arrived In Med ford yesterday and will atay here several daya to look over the city and valloy with the purpose, of buy ing. Mrs. E. Harris of Roseburg, wbo baa been stopping over In Medford tor a day or ao, continued on her way to Corning, California, yester day. She had been vlaitlng friends here. Mra. T. W. Netherland left tor Winters, California, Thursday morn ing. Sho will visit a few weeka with her two aons, L. W. and James Neth erland, who are In business In that town. The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church held a social Wedneaday night on the manse lawn. Games were played and refreshments served. A good time waa had by ev ery one. Mr. and Mra. Edgar Hater of Med ford, Dr. and Mra. Dudley, Miss Florence Kentfleld of San Francisco and Howard Dudley of this city re turned yesterday from their camp ing trip. Mr. and Mra. W. T. Buchanan and his brother, R. Buchanan, of Dea Molnea, Iowa, are paying Med ford a ahort visit. They arrived on Thursday night and will see the val ley today. J. L. Sandlin of Lamolne, Califor nia, who arrived Wednesday to look over some orcharda, left yeaterday for Sacramento. He will return soon and expects to Invest money In the Taller. Alfred Flyna of thla city aad i. F. Ryan of the Western Electrical Supply company of Seattle went to Ashland Thursday, where Flynn Bros, expect to open a branch elec trical aupply house. A surprise party waa given by the M. E. cuurch choir on George Dud ley at bla bom on Eaat Seventh atreet last night. The event waa in honor of bla birthday. A nice time was had playing games and munlc and refreshments ended the evening. Mrs. Mary A. Isaacs ' and her di.ughter. Miss Agnea, left for Port land last night. They will atay there for four days and then go to Vancouver, B. C, and will see the Seattle fair on their way back. Mra. H. J. Schuman and her daughter, Mlsa Lena, left for their home in Vlsalla, California, Thurs day. They bavo been visiting with E. T. Huth aud will take Mr. Huth's son, Mastern Norman, home with them. Charles Isr.ars. L. K. Wakeman. Will Muller. L. 'A. Gregory and Owen Dunlup will leavo next Wed nesday In their automobllea for Klamath end Luke counties, wh-re they will spend thrco weeks In fish ing and hunting. W. P. Halley. who Is in the paper mill business at Oregon City, arrived In Medford last evening with his family on the third day out from Oakland. Mr. Halley drives a Cadll lr.c SO. He reports good roads through California. Mrs. Addio F. Haswell, mother of Henry Haswell, waa called to the bedaide of her niece, Mlsa Millie Wlnton of Fowler, Cr.lirornla, who is very low. She received tbe news late in the afternoon and took the afternoon train, which waa fortu nately very late. (From Saturday's Dally.) J. W. Slinger of Lake Creek waa In the city yeaterday. Mrs. R. Bell of Redding stopped through the Northwest. J. W. Ware of Seattle la here oi uslness for a day or so. J. W. Baker of Eugene arrived yes- -terday to spend a few daya. Mra. G. E. Puaey of Oregon City arrived yesterday on bualness. O. M. Olds of Eagle Point Is stop ping In Medford for a few daya. Mra. Fannie Davla and Mrs. Charlie Rose went up to Ashland Friday. Mr. and Mra. H. F. Piatt are en joying an outing at Butte Falla. Mr. and Mra. A. L. Helma left for Portland Friday tavlstt friends. D. A. Benedict of Portland arrived yeaterday to look after Investments. Miss Louise Boone went up to Asb and yesterday for a visit with friends. Miss Josle Talent left Friday for Salem, where she will visit friends. Harry Shjppy of Chicago arrived yeaterday for a few daya' aightaeelng trip. J. H. Baum of Portland arrived yesterdsy to spend the day on bual neaa. 8. 8. Penta, the huatling attorney of Butte Falls la In town on busi ness. T. W. Osgood went up to Ashland Friday, where he haa charge of the paving. Mra. J. 8herltfa and her two aons, Eleck and George, left for Portland Friday. Mr. and Mra. C. P. Talent and baby left for a few weeka' vacation at Coleatlne. ' C. D. Atkinson of Fulton, Missouri arrived yeaterday and la registered at tbe Moore. D. F. Carnea of New York City dropped off yesterday to pay Med ford a vlalt. Mra. F. A. Glldden la In Aahland vlaitlng with friends. She left Fri day morning. Mlsa Grace Mitchell, who baa been vlaitlng In Aahland with friends, re turned Friday. E. W. Herlen came up from Aah land yesterday to spend a few days here on business. Mrs. F. V. Flekert of Roseburg ar rived yeaterday to Tlalt with her sla ter, Mrs. O. V. Myers. R. 8. Benham of Chicago arrived yesterday to look over Medford, the Chicago of the West." Mrs. M. E. Rlchardaon went over to Talent to visit with her slst-jr, Mrs. J. E. Gardner, yesterday. ' Welborn Beeson left last night to Join his family at Newport, where his youngest child Is quite 111. Professor Romanoff will have charge of the music nt the dinner ev ery evening at the Nash Grill. (4-tf John Bloom and Peter Bjonkltmd of Holdeege, Nebraska, came yester day and may probably reside here. Laurance H. Sunon of San Fran cisco arrived Thursday to see the val ley while the orchards are In bearing. Mrs. W. O." Aldenhagen enjoyed visit yesterday with Mrs. Will Hall. out at Darla, on the Pacific Eastern. J. T. Johasoa of Loa Angeles, Cali fornia arrived la Medford yeaterday and will look over the valley today. W. W. Parker waa In from Butte Falls yesterday aa a wltneaa for E. E. Smith In hla homestead proof caaa. A. Morrison and A. J. Morrison of Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived yeaterday to look over the aurrounding coun try. Mr. and Mra. Dr. H.'A. King nf Rangor, Maine, arrived yeaterday to look over some of tbe orcharda to- fday. Mra. J. L. Scott and her grandson. Floyd, left for Granta Pass Friday to visit with Mrs. Scott's son, G. W. Scott. Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll of San Francisco arrived In Medford Friday to see the valley and visit with friends. W. W. Ewing of Los Angeles ar rived here yesterday to spend a day or so looking at some of the big or chards. H. B. Squirea of San Francisco came on the late train Thursday eve ning to spend a few days here on business. Mr. and Mra. P. G. Lambert have returned from Central Point, where they have been living for a couple of months. Mr. and Mra. H. E. Boyden came back from Portland Thursday and left yesterday for their camp at Coleatlne. M. M. Scott, who has been visit Ing wttb his mother. Mrs. J. L. Scott, left for his home In Woodvllle, Cali fornia Friday. Mrs. M. C. Harrla of San Joae, California, stopped over yesterday on hla trip to the fair to see Medford and the valley. Mr. and Mra. W. P. Hanley and their son, W. P. Hanley, Jr., of Port land arrived yeaterday and will atay a week or two. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Junklna of Ban gor, Maine, are visiting Medford. They arrived yeaterday and will visit the ralley today. "Mlaa Minnie Corey, one of Med ford's charming young ladles, la vis iting Miss Mae Roberta of thla city." Albany Democrat. Mra. F. B. Dunkan and Mlaa Mabel Dunkan arrived yeaterday to visit Mra. Leon Hasklna. Mrs. Hasklna 's Mra. Dunkan's niece. Eddie Wllkenson left for Salinas, California, where he will apend the laat few daya of hla vacation before returning to St. Mary's College. F. L. Steel of tbe Postal Vie company left yeaterday for Rosevllle, California, where they are to take a series of pictures for the town. The Medford firemen will give an other one of their popular dances on the platform opposite the fire hall tonight There will be good music. C. D. Jordan arrived Friday from hla home In St. Loula. He expecta to see aeveral of the large orcbarda and look over Medford before be leavea. J. W. Greenall of Portland, who la representing the Columbia Nation al Lite Inaurance company of Bos ton, Massachusetts, la staying at the Moore. A. M. Enney of Bartlett, North Dakota, arrived In the city yeaterday and will Tlalt hla parents, Mr. and Mra. O. W. Enney, and hla brother-in-law, H. S. Brumble. E. E. 8mlth of Butte Falla waa in the city yesterday making homeatead proof. The Mall will wager dollars agalnat doughnuta that no protest will be put In on tbat proof. Word baa been received In Med ford of the death of Henry Fagell who died at The Dallea, Auguat 4. The funeral will be held at that place. Mr. Fagell waa aa old soldier. Mrs. T. J. Losey left yesterday for Ashlsnd, where she waa called by alckneaa to the home of her daugh ter, Mra. M. E. Scott, whose little daughter la 111 with typhoid fever. Miss Olive Johnson, daughter of C. C. Johnson, left for Portland yea terday, where ahe will viatt her sis ter, Mrs. Mildred Hansen. Miss Olive expects to be gone for several weeka. A. Romaaaen of Maryvllle, Missouri, arrived here to look over the val ley. He was persuaded to come by friends and by the Medford Book let. He Is pleased with hla first vie of Medford. Mr. and Mra. J. W. 8harpe left for Aahland yesterday to hold a camp meeting of the Free Methodist church. They Just returned from a successful series of meetings In the Willamette valley. C. W. Martyn, the assistant aup?r tntendent of the Southern Pacific railway, went' through Medford yes terday afternoon on hla way south. He had a few minutes' talk with Agent Roscnbaum. Ben W. Whitney arrived In Med ford from his home In Paddock, South Dakota. He will be here a few days and will look up Investments. He la an old-time friend of H. S. Brumble of thla city. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Buchanan and son. Robert, of Des Moines, towa. are In Medford tor a visit with friends' aad to see the valley. Mr. Buchanan la editor of the Dally Capital of Dea Molnea. These people are old-time acquaintance of Mrs. W. 8. Jones. A. E. Selby and A. O. Budge of Grand Forka, North Dakota, are vis iting Medford and the surrounding country for a few daya. Mr. Budge la a son of William Budge, one of Medford'a nearby orchardmen. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Talent and Mr. and Mrs. John Beeson and daughter left yesterday for Salt Lake City, where the G. A. R. encampment will be held. They will be gone aeveral weeka and on their way home will visit the Seattle fair. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Collins are re cent arrivals In Medford from White hall, Illinois. Mr. Collins is a brother of ex-Recorder Collins of this city. Yesterday several of the Collins contingency visited another brother, S. S. Collins. In Sara's Val ley. W. V. Moore, who haa served Hotel Moore so ably aa clerk for several months, haa purchased a one-third In terest In tho C. H. Pierce t Co. real estate flrtu. Mr. Moore Is one of the finest, hest-natured and genial gen tlemen In thla city and the Morning Mall wishes him success. F. W. Walters Is erecting a danc ing pavilion on the corner of Seventh and Oakdale. Prof. Romanoff and hla orchestra will furnish the mu sic. The place will be fixed up in mission furniture with a parlor fot the ladiea. A good time and good service guaranteed. At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon a amall grass blaze was started In front of the residence of W. W. Elf ert from a carelessly thrown cigar. The sidewalk caught fire and but for the propmt assistance of a young man until the arrival of the fire de partment there would have been a aerloua blaze. After the tire waa over, the sidewalk was badly splin tered by the force of the water, but aa this side of the atreet waa ordered paved It will not be much damaged. (From Sunday'a Dally) J. W. Lozler left for Gold Hill rn Saturday. Mrs. Palmer of Aahland Is visiting Medford friends. C. E. Collins of Portland la a f uest In the city. E. H. Davis of Table Rock waa in the city yesterday. Frank Smith of Seattle la here en a ahort business trip. G. A. Peterson of Wonder, Ne vada, la visiting Medford. L. L. Jacoba returned from his trip to tbe. fair Saturday. Miss Ruth Shoudy returned to ber home in Ashland Saturday. A. W. Plerson of Sacramento, Cal ifornia, arrived yesterday. S. J. Monroe of Oakland atopped over on business Saturday. Miss L. E. Poth of Tekoa arrived yeaterday to see tbe country. W. C. Walling of Minneapolis. Minnesota, arrived yesterday. B. F. Forbes ot Butte, Montana, arrived yeaterday oa bualneaa. Miss Clara Allen ot Phoenix apent Saturday In Medford shopping. Vlrgel Menefee ot Seattle arrived laat night to vlalt with friends. Mrs. C. H. Pierce of Ashland vis ited Medford friends yesterday. E. F. Sayler of Eugene cam down to Medford yesterday on bualneaa. W. B. Hughea ot Seattle arrived la Medford yeaterday on bualness. Mrs. John Harrington left Satur day for a trip and vacation at Cole atlne. J. C. Brewer ot Greeley, Colorado, arrived in Medford oa bualness Fri day alght. A. V. Duaa of Granta Pass came dowa laat night to look at som la vestments. County Commissioner Joshua Patterson of Talent was la th city yesterday. J. D. Waterman of Saa Francisco arrived Saturday and Is a guest ct th Moore. Mrs. Betsy Roscoe left yesterday for a brief Tlalt with friends at Oak land, Oregon. L. Kusel of New York City arriv ed In Medford yeaterday to look over the country. Mr. and Mra. W. B. Thompson of Gold Hill were doing trading In Med ford yesterday. Professor J. 8. Davis left for Eu gene Saturday to enjoy a xacation of several weeks. R. I. Ross of Chlcag. Illln6ls, ar rived Saturday t atay for a day or ao on business. Mrs. F. L. Blakely left for the Seattle fair yesterday, accompanied by E. A. Wall. C. A. Crout of Jonesvllle, Michi gan, arrived Friday to took up aome land Investments. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miles of the Mllea Abstract company left Friday night for Seattle. H. H. Hacker of Naiereth, Penn eylvanla. arrived in Medford yester day on business. Mr. and Mra. 0. W. Cluck of Olea dale. California, went up to Taleat to apend Sunday. Mra. Chambers and Mrs. H. R. Wsbb left yesterday for a visit with friends at Roseurg. Mra. J. E. Grosjean of Fresno. California, arrived Friday to see the Rogue River valley. O. A. Dickson of New Caatle, Pennsylvania, arrived In Medford Saturday on business. Mrs. Ella Higglns of St. Paul 'a visiting In Medford. While here she will stop at th Moor. Mra. C. H. Corey and her son, Lloyd, left for Colestlne Saturday t apend a week or more. R. D. Fogg of Jonesvllle, Michi gan, arrived yeaterday and will stay over a few daya to alghtsee. Frank Metier of Roblna, Iowa, dropped off yesterday to atay a few daya in Medford on business. D. E. Houman of Watervllle, Maine, arrived last night to loek over the Rogue River valley. Go to the Moore and hear the ar tificial mocking bird which waa re cently Imported from Germany. T. 8. Waaner of Portland Is stop ping in Medford for a ahort business trip. He arrived Friday night. Crlt and Florla Howard, wbo hav been visiting with Mr. and Mrs J. C. Smith, returned yesterday to their home In Yreka, California Mavor and Mra. W. H. Canon left for the Seattle fair yesterday. They expect to be gone about a week. P. A. Hussey returned from l is trip to San Francisco yeaterday. where he haa been buying goods. W. H. Volck of Watsonvllle. Cali fornia, la a vialtor In Medford. He arrived Saturday and will atay a tew days. llda, Colorado, who have been visit ing Mrs. W. S. Crank, left for Se attle. Maude Rippey left for Portland and the Seattle fair yesterday. She expecta to be goae a couple f weeks. Mrs. L. G. Porter and her daugh ter Mlsa Lu, accompanied by Mra. Charles Cblldera, left for Coleatlne yeaterday. Mra. Grace Norman of Ashland Is spending Sunday in Medford with her parents, Mr. and Mra. R. H. Whitehead. J. M. Reed of Rose Hill, Iowa, stopped oft In Medford yesterday for a brief visit with bis old-time friend, W. L. Orr. Mr. and Mra. F. C. Gilds ot Riv erside. California, arrived in Med ford Saturday tj apend a few daya sightseeing. Mrs. R. C. Holman ot Portland, who has been visiting with Mrs. E. J. Kublt of Jacksonville, left for home yesterday. S. H. Vogel of Pittsburg, Penn sylvania, arrived in Medford Frldir to apend a little time looking at som orchards. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Armstrong of Seattle arrived yeaterday to look over the Rogue River orchards and to visit Medford. Dr. S. A. Brown of Portland arriv ed Saturday on Important business. ur. Brown Is a heavy Investor la land In this valley. Benj. F. Fairchllds and family ct Yreka, California, are in Medford for a two weeka' viait with Mr. aad Mrs. Thomaa Collins. Mr. and Mra. Ben Pbllktll ct Fresno, California, accompanied by their daughter, Mlsa Nell, arrived la Medford Friday alght. Justin Elfert, son of Councilman Elfert, who Is firing on a switch en gine at Roseburg, came up last night to visit his folk. Mrs. H. H. Noble of San Francisco arrived in Medford Saturday night to tour the vallev. She h .ia and chauffeur with ber. Carl S. Reed of Montlcello, 1111 nola. Is paying Medford a vl.lt n. arrived early Saturday morning and win remain a ahort time. Mrs. A. F. Brown of Pij... who haa been visiting with Mrs. B. u. smitn at th Lewis-niwaii orch ard, returned home yeaterday. Miss Etta V. Little of Bnrlir.M Missouri, arrived here veatArdav . m a pleasure trip, aceomnanled hi him Orlna Keith of Seneca, Kansaa. Mrs. W. W. Elfert and her mil. daughtera. Ethel and Marie. k. have been visiting with Mrs. Bodge oi tiosenurg, returned laat night Mrs. B. B. Picket left last ni.ht tor Portland to Tlalt relatives. Upon ner return she will be accompanied by her nephew, Maater Carter Rrm. don. Mr. and Mra. J. E. Relter of San Francisco are stopping In Medford for a day or so. They arrived Fri day and, are well pleased with th city. ' George McXelly. Sr.. of San Frsn. Cisco, California, left for Klamath Lake yesterday. He waa here oa business for the Crescent Feather company. Mr. and Mrs. Farel ot Rovalton. Wisconsin, arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. w. C. Kenyon. Tbey are re turning from the Seattle fair anil will look over th valley.