Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1900-11-01
personal

DIR. and Mrs. Darrin left Tuesday for
Yreka, Calf.
J.N. Go,cher was in from Williams
last Thursday.
A. II. Carson visited Roseburg this
week. returning Wednesday.
Geo. L. Rowland visited Jackson
vile last week on mining business.
Miss May Sutton spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents at Ashland.
Miss Ella verdin returned Friday from
visiting at Spokane and other points.
Chas. II. Codding, mining man
iromlDenver is stopping at the Layton.
Mrs. Hutchinson, mother of Mrs. R.
@. McCroskey, left last week for Victor,
Colo to visit daughter Mrs. Kline.
County Superintendent Lincoln Saw
age attended the Jackson county
teachers institute at Jacksonville last
week.
Mr.. Matt Johnson has returned to
Grants Pass after an absence of several
months. Mr.. johnson visited Alaska and
points east.
Mrs. Jos. Griffith and little daughter
Bessie, left on Monday evenings train
for Portland to visit her daughter Mrs.
Kelly Taylor.
John dwell of Central Point was in
town again this week. lie has num-
Der of crews in different parts OF the
county packing apples.
Fred Mensch returned Tuesday eve.
ming from trip to Chicago and the
east and has again taken up the pencil
in the Office Of the COURIER.
Rev. ]. q. Knots OF this place, the
Presbyterian Sunday school missionary,
is pending montl. in Klamath county.
He visited Jacksonville last week.
Chas. II. Jones OF Salem was in town
last week in the interest OF the Oregon
Sch ool Journal. Mr.. Jones is brother
Of the little girl who was so cruelty
assaulted at Jefferson few days ago.
City Auditor, ]. w. Barker has re.
signed his city position and will soon
remove to st. Mary's, West Virginia, his
former home. We are very sorry to
lose Mr.. Barker and family from our
midst.
L. G. Pentland and family are now
located on 10 acre tract north OF town,
We will expect to hear interesting
reports later on of results OF expert
mental farming. MIR. Pentland will do
some irrigating on portion Of the
land.
g. l.. Clevenger attended the meeting
OF the Photographers Association OF the
Pacific Northwest at Portland last week
He took samples Of his work for criti
cism in order that he might be bene
fitted by his trip. Mr.. Clevenger spen
Wednesday in Roseburg returning hom,
Wednesday evening.
Wm. Marshal went to Ashlan,
Wednesday morning in the hope o
securing house in which to live
Grants Pass is losing a great man,
desirable residents simply because there
are not houses enough to acommodat,
them. We should have more dwelling
to rent.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cousin were il
town Friday, Mrs. Cousin having jus
arrived from Portland. They will spen,
the winter al the mine at Galice. Mr.
Cousin took with him an AL Visit
panoramic camera and we expect TO SO
some splendid mining views as a resul
OF bis work. lie is AN expert with
} camera.
X. X. Montgomery is now staiione,
at Dunsmuir, Calf. in the s. 7. depot
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery went ther
last week 10 look over the field ii pro,
ing satisfactory Mr.. Montgomery con
menced duties at once while Mrs Mon
gomery returned aud will attend I
packing up, etc. They may remove /
the course Of two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall q,
parted Tuesday morning for their ol
home at Grants Pass, where they sti
have property interests. Within 10
weeks they will go to California on
tour Of inspection, and may locate at {
: near Los Angeles, where Mrs. Marshall
sister resides. A desire TO be near rel
tives was the principal reason give
i by Mr. and Mrs. Marshall for leayir
u Toledo. The best wishes Of our peop
follow thAm incOlu Lender