Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-10-31
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X. h. montgomery has resumed charge
OF the S. P. Office at Glendale.
Dan Green returned to Gslice Thurs
day after brief visit to Grants Pass.
Mrs. L. X. Montgomery spent Sstur-
day here from Glendale, returning in
the evening.
Rev. Father G. Doyle returned last
week from vacation and hunting trip
in the Siskiyous.
W. NJ. Colvig Of Jacksonville and A.
n. Soliss Of Medfofd were here last week
on court business.
]. w. Pernoll has been appointed
postmaster at Applegate, jackson county,
in place OF o. E. Rose.
Miss Jane E. johnson of Hawaii is
spending the week here visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Coe.
VIM. Bailey OF Davidson and ]. Nc
Fadden Of Applegate were visitors to
Grants Pass on Tuesday.
A. +. Hunt OF Ashland was in town
last week to receive lot OF cattle pur.
chased from G. c. Culey.
W. n. Amsbury OF Seattle has been
looking over some OF our mining proper
ties during the past week.
Mrs. Geo. r. Riddle and children
went to Riddle Thursday and will spend
several weeks visiting with relatives.
L. d. Weston, the photographer, has
returned from California and intends
TO make his residence here this winter.
Miss Alice Booth left last week for
Seattle where she will remain for some
time with her sister who resides there.
Homer Davenport, the famous car
toonist, was passenger on Friday
nights train, enroute to San Francisco.
Judge Street recently Of Utah, With his
nephew and two sons, returned on Mon
day from a two weeks outing at Crescent
City.
Miss Ella Harris, OF Canyonville,
visited few days in Grants Pass last
week and left on Thursday for Igerna,
Cal.
W. Ii. Hampton, operator OF the Col
umbia mine at Placer, was a visitor to
Grants Pass on Monday.
Oscar Schrogan arrived here this
week from Dilley and has assumed
charge Of the engine at the s. P. d. &
L. factory.
Mrs. j. d. Hays, of Portland, and
Mrs. May Treglong, OF Iowa, arrived or
Friday to visit for a time with relatives
and friends here.
7, B. Meade was down from Foot
creek last week visiting relatives anC
friends here. He is interested in one O
the rich placers of that district.
NJ. G. Munson, the Sunday schoo
missionary, was in town Thursday even
ing, returning to Roseburg from a visi
TO the southern portion OF this county.
Max Payne.oi Chicago, who has beer
visiting here for several weeks with hi
aunt, Mrs. E. G. Newell, started Monda,
evening on his return home to Chicago
Ed Benton, who has been in charg
Of the confectionery department at th
Grants Pass billiard hall, left on Satur
day evening for Portland to remain
Mr.. Benton is an artist in the line O
confectionery.
W. Is, Blackmer Of s umpter, who ha
been looking over the southern Oregon
mineral field, was in town Monday ant
went to Jacksonville Monday night. II
is iavorably impressed with southern
Oregon as a mineral district.
W. ]. Smith was in town this wee
from Soldier creek. He is the owner @
quartz property on that stream nea
the famous Eureka mine. The ore car
ries gold in good values and high pc
cent Of copper, and ths property bid
fair to become one OF importance.
A. b. Cornell and c. p Moore left o
Monday morning for a trip to Calforni
introducing in that state Boyd's pater
shaft harness buckles. for which the
have the Pacific coast agency. The
will establish local agencies in the va
ious towns Of the state. The artic
which they handle is one which will /
given extensive use wherever horses al
driven.
Fritz Eisman has returned from AS
land where he has been in the emplC
of the Ashland Meat Co. and will ASST
]. II. Ahli in his pork packing establis
ment Louis Werth, who was employ,
for a number Of years by the Ashlar
Meat Co. will work with Mr.. Eisml
and these gentlemen will look after Il
7 butchering while Mr.. Ahlf will attel
TO the packing business. They expe
TO begin butchering in about a week.
Tom Harvey returned Sunday nig
0 from visit Of seveinl weeks at Brow
vile and other Willamette valley poil
and II remain here during the wint
TIE same quality OF pleasant
weather experienced by us has also be
% enjoyed by the Webioot distric. and I
= season has been exceptionally fsvora
for the farmers, the early rains havi
been sufficient to start the plows.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Chaplin Of Leila
spent Saturday in Grants Pass. 4
Chaplin is the owner OF fine fruit ra1
near Leland which he has by indus
reclaimed from the forest. He had "
him SAMPLES OF prunes. grown and dr.