Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1900-09-27

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G. /. Brown visited Grants Pass this
week.
L. L. Jewell fshed at Bybee bridge
last week.
T. B. Cornell visited friends in Jeffer.
son last week.
L. E. Brewing of Placer was in town
Thursday and Friday.
j. II. Miller, merchant Of Williams,
was in the Pass this week.
Mrs. II. l.. White, Of Ashland. visited
relatives here the first Of the week.
Miss Gertie John OF Williams made a
brief visit TO Grants Pass last week.
Mrs. n. F. Jenkins went to Ashland
Friday to attend the NJ. e. conference.
Mrs. ]. A. Norman left on Friday for
Medford to visit relatives at that place.
r. Z. Moody, attorney for the water
company, arrived Monday on legal
business.
Mrs. G, s. Hobbs and Miss Tudie
went to Rock Point Tuesday to spend
the winter.
County School Superintendent Lincoln
Savage is visiting the Grants Pass
schools this week.
Mrs c. j. Kurth and Carl left We'd
nesday for Sacramento Calf, where
Carl will enter school.
]. W. Barker, city auditor, has re-
turned from San Francisco after having
an artificial limb fitted.
District Attorney A. f. Reams and
wife, Of Jacksonville, arrived in Grants
Pass Thursday evening.
The well known oculo optician DR..
Lowe is at the Josephine. He goes to
Mediord Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Harmon, Miss
Elsie Green and Roy Wilson left on
Monday for the Galice creek country.
W. J. Wollolk left Tuesday evening
fol- Astoria to remain during the winter.
Mrs. Woliolk will go to Astoria later
on.
j. o. Booth visited in Ashland, Satur-
day, in company with his son, ]. M.
Booth. and his sisters, Mrs. Hockett and
Mrs. Carey.
Miss Mary Silsby OF Ashland left for
Portland Monday, whore she will spend
the winter and complete her studies in
shorthand, writing and stenography.
Miss Mollie John returned the first Of
the week from her three weeks vacation
at Newport and Albany. Miss John
will spend the remainder OF the week
in this place.
Rev. l.. q. Wilson attended conference
of the NJ. E. church, South, at Albany
last week, returning Monday. Mrs.
Wilson and the children visited In Med.
ford during Mr.. Wilson's absence.
L. L. Smith, Of Hood River, president
OF the State Board OF Horticulture,
visited the Carson fruit farm Monday,
and looked up the fruit prospects as
much was as possible in short time.
Mr.. Smith went to Medford Tuesday.
Fred Mensch, who has been furnish
ing the readers of the COURIER with the
news each week Tor the past year, left
Wednesday evening for Chicago, where
he will spend his vacation. Fred ex-
poets to be absent month or six weeks.
U. s Fish Commissioner Wilcox and
State Fish Commissioner Reed we're 10
town Monday on their way to Crescent
City, from which place they will make
tour OF inspection along the coast. While
here they visited Rogue River and ex.
pressed themselves well pleased with the
construction OF the fish ladder at the
dam.
ii. l.. Hudson, and officer OF the
United Africans, will be in Grants Pass
Tuesday evening, October 9th in the
interest OF the order. The Artizans will
hold an open meeting at the A. o. U. W.
hall on that date and invite all persons
both ladies and gentleman, who are
interested in fraternal insurance to come
out and hear Mr.. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II G. Perkins have Just
received word Of the appointment OF
their son, Charlton, as postal clerk with
commission to establish new office at
Calamba, p. l., which is a days run
from Manili, up the Pssig river, and
then across the Laguna de Bay. This
point is on the frontier and Charlton
may occasionally have some exciting
experiences.