Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-11-07
personal

OonuuStot Z. L. YUAN Nisiteu hoie
few days last week.
Nate Bates visited friends in Jackson
county few days last week.
Prof. ]. P. Mcconnell Of the Merlin
schools was in town Saturday.
Mrs. H.H. Barton returned on Thurs-
day from visit at Boise. Idaho.
W. H. Dana of the Copper Stain mine
has returned from visit to the east.
Dick Thoms was in town on Monday
from the Metts camp on Silver creek.
Geo. Slower returned on Friday from
an absence OF several weeks in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Clement we're
down from Woodville q few days last
week.
Oliver S. Brown returned Saturday
from an absence OF several months in
Coos county.
]. W. Pernoll, the new postm aster ai
Applegate was in town Thursday on
business.
Joseph Pollock, OF Winona was ir
town Wednesday for the first time In
several months.
G. NJ. Sites Of Williams was in towr
Thursday and Friday, on his way e
Coburg.
Mrs. wickham OF Wisconsin, sister oil
o. S. Brown, is visiting relatives il
Grants Pass.
HI. Winters, the optician, left or
Tuesday evening for Oakland where h'
will practice his profession.
Farley Proctor, the Observers abl'
printer, made trip to Foots creek will
wheel and camera on Saturday.
Herbert Mccarthy came down from
Jack son county Saturday evening u
spend Sunday with his parents here.
b. McCulloch returned last weel
from two months absence at Prime
vile, where he was making book o
abstracts.
Mrs. 7. II. Simpson and daughter
Miss Mae, of Ashland. returned OF
Thursday after weeks visit at tht
home Of A. w. Silsby.
Mrs. B. Macarthur leaves this morn
ing, Thursday, for Los Angeles. to b'
with her sister, Mrs. Rev. s. K. Gibson
who is seriously i'll. She expects to b.
absent several months.
D. E Dotson, who has been assisting
Bartlett 4 Frater for the past month
left on Friday morning for Waldo wher'
he will work for Chas. Decker at tn,
latter's store.
o, S. Goodnow was in town last Thurs
day from bis mine in the Grave creel
region, returning on Friday. The prop
erty is making an excellent showing un
der development.
Mrs. NJ. A. Root, mother OF G. X
Root, returned on Friday evening ate
a years residence in Des Moines, Iowa
and will remain here. Mrs. Root ha'
lived too long in Oregon to be satisfies
with eastern climate.
Will Smith came up this week fror
the hydraulic placer on Grave creek Il
which he has an interest. lie ha
the mine nearly in readiness for th
winters run. A little more hume
yet to be built and the pipe laid.
Joe seyferth OF Holland was in towr
Saturday. He reports things lively !
his section which is situated in the hea
of the Illinois valley which. though M
large, is very fertile and has vast III
developed mineral and timber resource
Assessor Chas. Crow returned Ia
week from a hunting trip on low
Rogue river, in company with b
brother Andrew and Edward Frida
They found game plentiful. In retur
ing they encountered several inches
snow on the mountains.
Geo. S Calhoun came up from Oa
land, CAL, Sunday evening to rema
here some time. He has just return'
from an extended tour Of the eai
visiting in New York and ConnecticI
tie has no desire to substitute any
the eastern states for Oregon as pIs
Of re iidence. Mrs. Calhoun and Les'
are in oakland.
County Superintendent Lincoln saya
returned last week from an extend
trip in the southern portion OF the cot
ty, visiting the schools. He found
schools. almost without exception, p
gressing nicely and well conduct
: Many Of them have experienced trou
in securing the new books.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Magill, who VI
y married at Grants Pass on the 22d..
tied in Medford the fore part oil
week. The groom is one OF Foots CT
precincts most energetic and Gle
= young farmers, while his bride is
amiable and popular daughter Of D
Jas. Savage. That their welded lille
be one Of happiness and prosperity is
wish Of many friends.-Times.
Homo Kitchen.