Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-05-09
personal

Frank Heberlie Of Ashland visited in
this city on Saturday.
Dr. w. II. Flanagan made visit to
Jacksonville ON Saturday.
Ora Smith was in from Kerby las,
week and spent day or two in town.
Mayor R. P. Neil, of Ashland, was a
visitor to Grants Pass last Wednesday
evening.
Rev. Chas. Booth and Bishop Morris
held services in Jacksonville Monday
evening.
]. I. Tufts has been up from Vol
Greek this week, looking after business
interests here.
Mrs. j. S. Parsen, OF Ashland, has
been visiting here with her sister, Mrs.
Geo. s. Calhoun.
Miss Ada Umphlette returned ON
Thursday from weeks visit with
friends at Kerby.
John and Alex George end Chas.
rreiathan OF Kerby, were visitors to
Grants Pass last week.
Bishop Morris arrived here Friday
morning and held services in st Luke's
church in the evening.
Il. f. Redheld returned to Leland last
week after a visit OF some length at
Grants Pass and Mediord.
|. A. Dean, brother Of T. Y. Dean.
came up from Riddle Thursday evening
to visit relatives and friends in this city.
W. j. Plymale, prominent citizen Of
Jacksonville, returned on Tuesday morn
ing after spending few days in Grants
Pass.
Mrs. G. II. Binns and Mrs. r. l..
Dean went TO Medford Friday to visit
with the family Of Ed Binns at that
place.
Mrs. l.. f. Slavin and baby left on
Friday for her home at Alturas, CAL,
after visit here with her mother, Mrs.
s. Harkness.
j. j. De Han, the pianist who has
been representing the Eiler's piano
house here for some time. left last
Wednesday evening for Roseburg.
AL Dean spent Friday in Jacksonville
on business connected with the Dean
estate at Willow Springs which is now
in the courts for settlement among the
heirs.
Mrs. NJ. Brown OF San Francisco,
daughter OF II. A. Reed, with her little
daughter and nurse. arrived on Tuesday
evening and will visit here for about
two months.
Miss Jessie Hale, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. w. G. Hale Of this city, has
been visiting in Mediord during the
past week with her grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. Langell.
w. f.. Mallory is in Grants Pass this
week, He has been officiating as orea.
nizer for the order OF Pendo for some
time in Gold Hill and the valley towns
and has met with very encouraging
success.
Mr. and Mrs. T. sandry and two sons
arrived here Friday from Rossland, b.
@. TO remain for some time and perhaps
to locate Mr.. Sandry Ia miner by
profession and will pursue that industry
here.
j. II. Smith, OF the firm OF Smith Bros
Mercantile Co., left on Thursday for
Silver City, Mexico, to be absent two or
three weeks. lie will be mpanied
on his return by his grandfather, Dr..
Lewis Kenuon.
ii. h. Ge.hing, lately Of Colorado, has
the Thos Perry place four
miles south of town on the Williams
road. Mr.. Gething will improve the
place and make it his home. lie will
devote his attention to mining.
g. W. Kearns and family, late Of
Wolf Creek, are now residents Of Grants
Pass and are occupying the Kane house
near the Western hotel. The hotel at
Wolf Creek formerly conducted by Mr..
Kearns is now in charge of Hugh Nc.
Kenze.
Roy Kremer Is home for the summer
from Cooper's Medical college at San
Francisco, where he has been attending
for the past eight months. He has
made good progress in the course and
passed his examinations with marked
credit.
s. N. Buffers and family departed on
Monday morning for their new home at
Oakland, Calf. Mr.. Buffers has been
one OF our prominent mining men for a
number Of years and both he and Mrs.
Brtters have been prominent in social
circles here and have large number OF
friends who sincerely regret their de.
parture.
Hon. Geo. ". Colyig returned on
Tuesday morning from Washington, p.
O. whittier he had gone 10 receive in.
structions concerning his duties as
consul TO Barranquilla, Colombia. He
expects to depart for that city about the
last Of the present month and will be
accompanied by his wife and Miss Dora
Colyig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hubbard we're over
rom Swede Basin a few days last week
visiting with relatives and friends here.
Ed is in charge Of the S. r. D. & l..
property at swede Basin.
His health has greatly imuroved during