Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-10-03


JIM. Booth returned last week from
attending the Roseburg fair and visiting
at Eugene.
Mrs. Geo Booth and children Of |
Wilderville leave Wednesday evening
for Portland.
f. W. Kuyhendall, now located at
Wolf Creek, was in town Thursday on a
business visit.
F. W. Ferguson, wife and son started
for San Jose Wednesday, where they
will spend the winter.
DR.. ]. S. Moore returned on Saturday
from attending the medical association
meeting at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hubbard are now
located at Loves station, having moved
there last Thursday.
Fred Mensch is rusticsting in the
mountains near Silver creek and will be
abseut wuek or 10 days.
Geo. Simmons, the well known hy-
draulic operator of Waldo, is seriously
i'll at the Hotel Western.
Mrs. j. A. Slower is in Portland in the
hope OF improvement OF her health.
She expects to remain about month.
H.C. Teliord Of Colestin is spending
few days in town looking after his
property and renewing acquaintance.
II. c. Kinney attended meeting OF
the executive committee Of the normal
board Of regents at Ashland last Friday.
Miss Clara Wertz returned home last
Friday after visit OF several weeks at
Bandon, Myrtle Point and other places.
Mrs. Wolfrey of Indiana IL visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. j, NJ Smock Of Hol-
land and intends to remain with them a
year.
H. W. scheld, deputy mineral sur
veyor, arrived Thursday morning to
survey come mining properties IN this
county.
W. W. Haines OF the Eugene tannery
was in the valley last week buying hides.
Mr. Haines is brother OF Mrs. II.
Thornton.
]. d. Fry has been assisting Cashier
Gilkey at the First National bank since
the departure OF Assistant Cashier +.
+. Dunbar.
Willie Shaw has resigned his position
at the New York Racket store and is
now employed at the furniture estab-
lishment of NJ. Wilbur.
Mrs. A. +. Voorhies and baby returned
from Colestin Friday, where they have
been for eight weeks, for the improve
ment Of the bsby's health.
Mrs X. X. Montgomery visited Grants
Pass last week, leaving for Glendale
Saturday. She was accompanied by
Miss Laura Parker who will spend few
months with her.
Rt. Rev. B..Wistsr Morris, D. D., the
P. L. Bishop of Oregon, was ON Saturday
mornings train en- Iout to San Fran.
cisco to attend the triennial General
Convention OF his church.
Fred Beam Of Smith River came over
to Grants Pass one day last week 10
meet his sister who arrived from fres-
no, Calf, Monday. They left on the
Crescent City stage Tuesday.
j. A. Bashor one Of the S. p. assist
ants at the depot, has been spending a
vacation at his home in Aumsvile aud
at other willamette valley points,
II. g. Tobler has been spending the
week in town from Grave creek. lie il
the owner of quartz property OF ex
celent showing on Greenback mountain
Superintendent Of public instruction J
II. Alderman and Prof, P. l.. Campbell
Of the Monmouth State Normal school
are attending the Lake County teachers
institute at Lakeyiew.
Miss Myrtle and Harvey Lee returned
from Redding Thursday morning on re-
ceipt OF the news Of the serious injurl
sustained by their brother, Clyde Lee
by being thrown from Nurse.
Charley Mowers left on Thursday io
San Francisco where he goes to atten
a school Of electrica engineering. He vii
visit for week with his uncle at 81
Helena before going to the city.
/. Mrs. r. X. Montgomery has been viz
: iting her many friends here during th
pact week, the guest OF Miss Belle Rot
inson. Mr.. Montgomery is in charge q
the Ashland railroad Office during III
absence Of Mr.. Rice on an eastern triI
Grants Pass has received an incres.
Of population TO the extent Of fourteen
from northern Minnesota, people wh
expect 10 make soulnern oregon thel
home. They are Mr.. and Mrs. Robi
CaWfeld and family, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Joh
Hiosen and family, Mr.. aud Mrs. la
rison and family aud Mr. and Mr.
Kemmer.
Miss Lucy George Of Kerby spent
few days in town last week visiting vii
her sister and friends here and left
Monday morning for Ashland where 81
goes TO attend the normsl Miss Geor
ID one Of our capable and progressi'
young ladies' and nothing lie more C
tain than that her work a. a stude
will characterized By the same energel
excellence that mafks her work in 9th