Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-08-29
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viii Smith of Wolf Creek, has been in
town this week.
WE. Dean made a visit to Pleasant
creek last week.
]. o. Booth returned on Thursday from
a visit to Colestin.
Allan Mckenzie was in town from
Wolf Greek Saturday.
II. L. Wilson, the Leland merchant,
was in town last Wednesday.
Robert McCulloch. Of Placer, spent
several days in town last week.
Ralph woodiord went to Mediord
Sunday to visit week at home.
Mrs. II. d. Jones, the wilderville
postmistress, was in town Thursday.
Rev. Robt Booth returned last week
from visiting in Lane and Douglas
counties.
Prof. and Mrs. N. l.. Narregan and
son, OF Mediord, visited in Grants Pass
last week.
Mrs. ]. d. Fry is visiting in the
Willamette valley aud will be absent
several weeks.
+. L. Demsree, who has been spend
ing the summer here, left on Tuesday
morning for California.
Miss Eva Jacobs, OF Roseburg, has
accepted position as stenographer in
the Office Of A. @. Hough.
Senator Cameron and Hon. w. NJ.
Colvig spent several days in town last
week on business visit.
Mrs. ], w. Frater and Mrs. Ralph
Boyker were visiting in Ashland this
week with their sister, Mrs. w. F.
Ferrier.
Mr., and Mrs. Thos. Cort, OF New Jer-
sey, are visiting in Southern Oregon.
Mrs. Cort is a sister Of Mrs. ID. Nc
Carthy.
Misses Blanche Dean and Maud
Williams returned last Wednesday
evening from Ashland where they had
been visiting.
+. ii. osgood returned Thursday from
Il visit to klamath Hot Springs and
went out to his mines at Waldo on the
following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Reckner, who
have been visiting here during the
summer, started Thursday on their
return to Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roper returned
last week from a three weeks trip to
Crater Lake, Pelican Bay and other
points OF interest.
VIM. and Manville Hege, who have
lately been working at the Copper Stain
mine, returned to town last week for an
indefinite stay.
W. S. Wiley returned on Monday
evening to Golden where he is engaged
in the develop lnent OF quartz mine Of
encouraging promise.
Mrs. John Kendall and daughter and
Miss Ida Williams have been visiting
during the past week at Williams Bros.
& KendalPs saw mills.
Miss Dana DeLamatter who was In
charge OF the central telephone Office
during the absence Of Miss La Raut, re-
TUNED to Gold Hill Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carter we're pas
sengers on Mondays overland, en- route
from Seattle to Ashland. Mrs. Carter
is a sister Of John Turner Of our city.
Miss Lyle Watson, Of Ashland, went
to Portland Thursday and will visit for
a time there and In the Sound cities and
may visit Victoria, B. G. before return.
ing.
Rev. |. G.. Knots and family leave
this week for Albany where they will re-.
side. Mr.. Knots has exchanged fields
with Rev. W. A. Smick, who will act as
Sunday school worker for this district.
Rev. Smick will reside at Roseburg.
A. G. King, familiarly known as PRO
fessor King" who has been one Of our
familiar figures for number OF years
past, left on Saturday evening for the
Soldiers Home at Rosebure, where he
expects TO pass the remainder OF his
days.
Frank Colvig, who has lately been
working with the s. p. cement gang on
the siskiyous. returned home Tuesday.
He made sight. seeing tour into Caliior-
MIA, going as far south as Sacramento.
He visited Keswick and found II a good
place to get away from.
Carmel Martin, Albert Erie and
Henry Merlier, who have been playing
with the Grants Pass ball team during
the season. left on Thursday for Cal.
iiornia. Martin will visit for a time at
his home at Monterey, after which he
returns 10 the state normal school at
San Jose, where he graduates next
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