Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-08-08
personal

Lincoln Savage visited Kubli the 6rst
Of the week.
w. T. Palmer Of Washington d. @. 10
visiting our city.
Mrs. Robt. Eberle returned from
Oolestiu Saturday.
The Truax family have returned from
their stay to Colestin.
Mrs. @. @. Presley and children visited
Woodvills last week.
DIR. B. F. Atkins 4 wife. Of Mediord
are visiting in Grants Psss this week.
Mrs. Goodenow started for Sacramento
Monday on visit to her son.
H. G. BobEien and family are spend.
Ing their vacation ct Newport.
Rev. Chas. Booth and con. Henry
left Tuesday evening for Newport.
Mrs. g. W. Petit left the first Of the
week for Tillamook to visit her daughter.
Frank McGregor and family returned
last week from camping at Crescent
City.
+. H. Osgood. Of Seattle, left here
Tuesday for the medical springs near
Agar.
Frank McGregor and family returned
last Friday from their outing at Cres-
cent City.
Geo. L. 8. Rowland, Of Jacksonville.
was In the Pass this week on mining
business.
Mrs. v. A. Peterson and son Ford are
at Colestin. Mr.. Peterson spent Sunday
with them.
Mrs. A. G. Hough returned last Wed.
nssday from an enjoyable three wssks
stay at Colestin.
]. W. Howard is building an extsntion
TO the rear Of his brick, occupied BY
Smith Brothers.
Frank O'Neill, Of the Northern Pacific,
dropped off here Tuesday ensnins to
look up business.
Mrs. Pool and Miss Allie started
for Crescent City Monday, where they
will visit friends.
A. B. Cornell. assistant agent. 8. p.
Co. returned from his Portland trip this
Wednesday morning.
Henry Huggins. travelling passenger
agent for the Great Northern Railroad,
spent Tuesday in town.
H. v. Meade, Of the Journal, took in
the Woodrnan excursion, with the rest
ofthe excursionists.
Miss Dana DeLamatter 10 "hello"
girl again for two weeks, during the abb
sence Of Miss La Raut.
Mrs. Peters returned Monday from
Colestin. Mr.. r. W. Clarke and daugh.
tsrs are still at the springs.
g. E. Rowland now OF Jacksonville,
came in on Sundays evening train and
returned on Mondry's train.
Miss Ida LeRsut is spending couple
Of weeks At her home near Wilbur, and
visiting in Douglas county.
Gee. I. Brown came in Tuesday to
look ct the dam being constructed by
the g. p. N. W. L. & P. Co.
Mrs. ]. L. Peterson and Mrs. John
Pool are among the guests ct the Colestin
hotel. Mr.. Peterson is expected later.
W. Moosehead. Of London, England,
one Of the stockholders Of the Josephine Q
Dredser, has been spending several days
In town.
Andrew Erwin, Of St Paul, Minn., one
OF the stockholders Of the Fortune Min
ing Co., is out here looking over the
property.
Mrs. ]. II. Saftey, Of Drain, came 10
Grants Pass last week and 10 visiting
her son Charles, who is firing on the s.
p. Railroad.
A. L. VOORHEES, with wife and son Earl,
10 at Colestin. The change Of air was
imperative on account OF the illness OF
the infant child.
Mrs. II. II. Barton sccompan led Miss
Carrie Farr 10 Boise, where she will
spend some time in the hope Of receIv-
Ing help from the higher altitude.
Prof. W. II. Hampton Of tho Colum.
bia mine, came In Tuesday from Placer
He says things are very quiet at present
In placer mines In bis district. Sft
II. Edsell. Of the Evening TslssiSIA,
was in town Tuesday In the interest OF
the Evening Telegram excursion ssptsm.
Der 8. to Buffalo and Parliamentary. Z.
@. w. Thompson. Of the Victor Jr.
@. N. Co., Of Placer. came Ia on
Tuesday for the day on business
everything 10 running as usual ct the
property.
Miss Carrie Farr returned 10 Boise,
Idaho. Friday morning after Q two
months stay with friends here. Miss
Eoth WIN s1otu Ah tuo Doino bCuoolo
another year.
The picture Of Farther George B. Doyle
under the heading Priest who plays
balp appeared in the Evening Telegram
asst Sunday, together with q sketch Of
his athletic career.
Mrs. J. w. Howard and Miu Zulu,
and Miss Adelis Harth Of this place and
Mrs. A. A. Potter Of Grave, arc now
numbered among the Grants Pass
people at Newport.
Mrs. N. A. Longenecker and Miss
Gean Longenecker, mother and sister Of
Mrs. Chas. Hays, arrived from Cincin.
natl a week or more ago and will make
Grants Pass their home.
Rev. and Mrs. Chss. Hays have gone