Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-07-25
Personal

]. t. Tufts OF Wolf Creek, was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. L. Jewell is visiting in Port
land this week.
Miss Cora Lemon visited friends in
Medford this week.
G. w. and w. ]. Winner are here this
week from Waldo.
viii Smith visited here from Wolf
Creek first Of the week.
s. Hoyt returned Thursday evening
from a visit to Mediord.
David John Of Williams was visitor
to Grants Pass on Friday.
DR.. G. r. Ray Of Gold Hill made
Grants Pass visit Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Burnett Of Myrtle creek Wis.
tied in Grants Pass last week.
Assayer Geo. Dorwin Of Ashland
visited Grants Pass Saturday.
w. II. Hampton is in town from
Placer for few days this week.
Fred Cheshire returned on Friday
from visit TO San Francisco.
A. @. Hough returned on Thursday
from business trip to Portland.
Miss Jennie Woodiord Of Medford
visited in Grants Pass this week.
Mrs. II. L. Truax and children are
rusticating at Colestin this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox of Woodville we're
visitors to Grants Pass Sunday evening.
Miss Bertha Patrick went to Roseburg
Saturday to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Maggie Coupling of Coquille City
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Mrs. Chas Patrick and children have
been visiting here from Portland during
the past week.
Rev. l.. j. Helms, accompanied bv
his sister and cousin arrived on Tues.
day from Boston.
Ed Williams left ON Monday evening
for Mexico, where he expects to en-
gage in railroading.
Mrs. John Hall has been visiting in
Ashland this week with her daughter,
Mrs. w. +. Farrier.
Ed. T. Benton, the confectioner has
gone to Linn county to make final proof
on homestead entry.
Joseph Fetzner and John Bacon left
on Friday for prospecting trip In the
upper Althouse country.
Mrs. ] 4. Seyforth OF Althouse, visit.
ed friends in Grants Pass for few dave
during the past week.
Mrs. Il. ID. and Miss F.C. Lawrence
and Major J..A. Connolly Of Spring g6eld,
ILL.,, arrived here Saturday.
The y. p. officials, Koehler, Fields
and Younger were here last Wednesday
might In their special car.
4 r. l.. Coe and family and DR.. and Miss
Vida Moore returned on Tuesday from
their outing at Steamboat.
John Furman of Indiana county, Pa,
10 visiting here with his son, Geo. p.
FuFman and other relatives.
Miss Allie Pool returned Thursday
from Mediord where she has been visit
Ing with Mise Fannie Haskins.
ii. M. White and family aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Wells left on Wednesday
for Crescent City on camping tour.
Miss Lula Dyke returned Thursday
from San Francisco, where she has been
employed in millinery establishment.
Mrs. G. f. Call, ues Eta Adams, ar
rived Friday from Ager. CAL, and is
with her mother near this city.
II. j. Hobbs left on Tuesday even
ing for a visit IN Colorado and expect
to remain until next spring or summer.
Miss Daisy Taylor spent few days
in Ashland Last week, visiting with Miss
Mabel Pale'hp7s and attending Chau-
tauqua. ~
Mrs. AlId Hsston and son went to
Ashland Thursday to rejoin Mr.. Heston,
who is employed In the mines hear that
city.
District Attorney A. Il. Reames 70.
turned 10 Jacksonville Thursday morn
ing after spending few days In Grants
Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. stovall and Mrs.
W. II. Freed returned Friday evening
from attending the Chautauqua at Ash.
land.
Mrs. 9. ]. Kurth and daughter, Miss
zelIa, vent TO Sans Valley Tuesday to
spend few weeks rusticating In the
m1untains.
Stanley Umphlette left on Saturday
evening to visit at Portland and villa
mette valley points, and will be absent
several weeks.
]. w. Westlake OF Denver, who has
been looking after mining property
In this section, left on Friday morning
or visit TO California.
Mrs. Charley Patrick and children
have returned 10 their home in Rose
burg after two weeks visit with friends
and relatives in this city.
Kenneth Miller, son Of II. b. Miller
visited here two days last week with
Ed $. Van Dyke. He was ON his way