Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-10-24
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NisfNct VOC Ah eOWh
Mrs. A. S. Rosenbaum OF Wolf Creek,
spent Thursday in Grants Psss.
Mrs. Ed Weston spent several days
this week visiting in Grants Pass.
G. E. Smith, proprietor Of Hotel
Layton, visited Ashland Thursday.
Mrs. Dora Hackney left on Saturdays
train to join her husband at Ashland.
Mrs. WA. Taylor OF Ashland has been
visiting relatives here during the past
week.
Miss sLouise Whitney returned to Ash
land Thursday after a visit in Grants
Pass.
Mrs.C.L Bloom returned Sunday from
a two weeks visit with relatives in Port.
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ferrier and little
daughter visited here from Ashland las
week.
Capt. Nash Of Medford, who has min
ing interests in this county, was in town
Tuesday.
Miss May Kellogg visited in Mediord
last week with her sister, Mrs. John
Barneburg.
Loren Adams returned last week from
a visit at San Francisco and other points
in California.
Rev. G. W. Hays returned on Satur-
day from attending the synod OF Greg on
at Baker City.
Mike Breen, the bricklayer, left last
week for Redding, CAL, where he will
work for about six weeks.
Miss Laura f. Jones, OF Roseburg,
was passenger on Thursday nights
train, en- route to San Francisco.
Thos. and Sam Dyer, of Riddle, were
passengers on Fridays train for Mediord
where their mother is seriously i'll.
Arthur Conkin returned on Tuesday
morning from R9nnRd where he has
been attending list convention.
Dan Green, o Harmon. Green
hydraulic placer at Galice, came up on
Wednesday to visit for a few days in
town.
R. @. Adkins and family, who came
here from Grants Pass few days ago,
went over to Klamathon, yesterday
Tidings.
II. A. McDaniels, former resident OF
Grants Pass, returned on Tuesday to
Lakeview after visit with relatives and
friends here.
Presiding Elder d. T. Summervlle is
making trip through eastern Oregon
and will visit Lakeview, Ft. Bidwell and
Silver Lake.
Mrs. Eliza Clark, Of Ashland, came
down Monday evening to look after
property interests here, returning on
luesuay mOfnlnR.
Chas. Hansen has just completed
new store building in Kerby which is to
be occupied by the general merchandise
store OF j. w. Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Eberle have gone
to Lompoc, Calf, where they will re.
main some time for the improvement
OF Mrs. EberIe's health.
Sam Morris Of Rock Point came down
Friday evening to meet his brother who
arrived on Saturdays train after an
absence Of two years in Alaska.
n. E. Britt, surveyor for the o. & G.
railroad company, went to Woodville
Thursday after spending several days at
Grants Pass, inspecting railroad lauds.
Rev. W. B. Pipper and family were in
town Thursday on their way from
Canyonyllle to Fl. Bidwell, Cal. They
will travel all the way by team, a
distance Of $40 miles.
Joe Conner, the we'll known placer
operator of Briggs creek and Red Dog,
visited Grants Pass Thursday. Mr.
Conner has his mine ready for operation
as soon as the wet season begins.
W. II. Ruble. inventor Of the Grizzly
mining elevator, left for the Applegate
region, Sunday, where be will put in one
Of his elevators in the mine belonging to
Seattle syndicate .-Tidings.
Messrs. Blackman and Snow returned
on Thursday from a trip to ssrdine
creek and vicinity where they we're
examining mining properties. They
brought back some good rock specimens
from the mines Of that locality.
Chambers and Carpenter, who are
assisting Nets and Lee in the construc.
ton Of the big tunnel on Silver creek.
spent few days in town this week
returning on Saturday TO Silver creek.
County Superintendent Lincoln savag.
returned Friday evening from attending
the Jackton county teachers institute at
Ashland. He reports a most excellent
institute, full Of enjoyment and profit to
all in Attendance.
&C. Ruble Of Golden was IN town
Monday. Mr. Ruble IA interested in the
well known placer at Golden, where the
famous "Ruble grzzlcy" was first
c1nlr.vej and operated. Besides his
mining interests, Nr. Rnble is engaged
in coat raising and nov has herd oI
about 300 Angoras.