Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-09-19

Mis. " W. bufEett OF Myrtle Greek
visited here last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hoyt.
George Slower returned on Friday
from the Baldwin hop yard where he
has been acting as foreman.
Mr.. and }. C. Lltscher took their
departure on Tuesday for Portland to
make their residence there.
Walter Dyke went to McMinnville
Monday evening and will resume his
studies at McMinville College.
Frank Colvig returned on Monday
from two weeks camping and prospect.
ing trip on upper Evans creek.
t. W. Robbins OF Central Point spent
lew days in Grants Pass last week and
may come to this city to reside.
Miss Christie Mclean returned to
Portland Saturday, after two weeks
visit with her friends in this city.
Miss Ethel Gore, sister Of Mrs. J. A.
Blew, arrived here last week from Har.
risburg and will attend school here.
o. P. Harvey and family have re-
turned TO town after spending the sum.
mer at Harvey & Standish's saw mill
Nat Fees was in town Monday from
Williams where he is running an en-
gine for the Champion Gold Mining Co.
Miss Ethel Palmer returned on Thurs.
day from a visit with friends at Murphy.
Miss Dot Day returned with her and is
visiting Grants Pass friends.
Z. E. Wickstrom has leased his
placer property on Pleasant creek to
Sam Wayment, formerly OF Central
Point.
Geo. p. Jester returned Thursday eve
ming from two weeks vacation and has
resumed his duties as S. p. station
agent.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Lyon went to
Portland Saturday and will spend few
weeks visiting there with Mr.. Lyons
mother.
Fred Royal left on Monday evening
for Portland where he will attend the
carnival ami may remain at .he city for
some time.
DR.. O. w. Lowe, the well known
optician, spent several days in Grants
Pass this week in the practice Of his
profession.
Jsns Adm, "Dutch Johnnie" was in
toSn on Saturday, bringing with him
about $400 in gold dust from his mine
down the river.
J L Loomis, Galice's merchant, was
in town Friday on a Business visit. lie
is making preparations for the opening
Of The placer season.
Mrs j. 7. Tufts returned TO Wolf
Creek last Wednesday evening after a
few days visit with relatives ann friends
in Grants Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Scott arrived last
Wednesday from Keene, Iowa, and will
reside here. Mr.. Scott is assisting the
Haif-Riddle Hardware Co.
Sam Axtell went TO Kerby Sunday,
where he wilLbe in charge Of the work
Of repairing the illinois river bridge.
Lou Axtell accompanied him.
D. B. standish, OF the lumber firm Of
Harvey d standish left this week by
team for his home at Halsey. Mrs.
Standish returned home last week.
j. NJ. Booth left on Monday morning
for Roseburg where he 10 attending the
fair lie will visit 10 Eugene before
returning and will be absent about two
weeks.
T. p. Cramer aud L L. Jewell went to
Bybee bridge on Rogue river Wednes.
day to join Rev. Robt. Mclean aud try
a few casts for the giant trout that infest
that portion Of the river.
Mrs. r. X. Montomery and Miss Myri
we're passengers on Fridays train, en-
route TO Ashland where Mr.. Montgomery
is in charge Of the S. p. station durin,
the absence OF Agent Rice.
Roy Mclean went to Albany wednes
day after brief visit with friends it
this city, aud will attend Albany Col
lege during the ensuing school year.
Miss Ger.ie Barrie who has beef
spending the vacation at home, returne,
on Saturday to Portland where she vii
attend school during the coming winter
Mrs. +. B. Brown and children arrive
from Roseburg Monday 10 take up thei
residence again ia this city. Mr. Brow
is At Myrtle Creek, ing in the intei
ests Of the order Of Pendo. and lie expect
ed TO arrive here later in the week.
Willie Shaw has recently returnes
from Eve weeks vacation al bis hom
at Aumsville, Oregon, and With hi
ia'her, who has drug store at slaytor
Willie and his brother, the 8. r. agen
Of Aumsyiile, visited Portland and o,h'
points and spent several days at New
port.
Rev. n. +. jenkins and family ei
pect to leave next Monday for Carso
City, Mich, 10 make their home. N
jenkins having exchanged aelds vi,
Rev. j. W. McDougAll Of that plAc
Mr.. Jenkins IL a strong. vigorous an