Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-12-12
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Alex White OF Kerby was in town
Tuesday.
]. W. Pernoll Of iApplegate was in to wn
this week.
E. Galbreath was here from Glendale
on Tuesday.
WI. Virgin Of Ashland visited this
city Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Huden came up from Glen.
dale Monday.
Riley Hammersley of Gold Hill visit
ed Grants Pass this week.
E. B. Gabbert OF Placer was visitor
to this city on Saturday.
Miss Geneyieve Roberts of Glendale
was in Grants Pass Friday.
Ed Fridav and Chris Taylor were visit
ors here from Galice this week.
Court Reporter F. NJ. Calkins Of Ash.
land was in Grants Pass Thursday.
Bert Barnes returned to Ashland
Monday after brief visit in this city.
Jas. Fitzgibbon, one OF Gold Hills
miners, visited Grants Pass on Friday.
Prof. w. II. Hampton. OF the Colum-
bia mine at Placer, spent Sunday in
town.
G. D. Burnett, one Of the prominent
mine owners Of Leland, was in town
Friday.
G. d. Burnett, one OF the prominent
mine owners OF Leland, was in town
Friday.
Frank Bolitho Of Dover, N. ]. is here
examining Josephine county mineral
properties.
II. G. Kinney returned on the last OF
the week from his trip to northern
California.
Miss Abbie Sites returned to Williams
Thursday after visit with friends in
Grants Pass.
Mrs. Nellie Jordan OF Boston, Mass.
is visiting here with her cousin, Mrs. A.
W. silsby.
Mrs. Kurth, who has been very i'll
with heart trouble, is now slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. j. Z. Patrick went to Ashland
Saturday to visit there with relatives
and friends.
Attorney II. d. Norton returned on
Thursday from business trip to San
Francisco.
Hon. r. A. Booth, OF Eugene, was in
town Wednesday on his return from
San Francisco.
Mrs. W. ]. Sturgis. now OF Ashland,
came down Saturday to visit for altime
in this city.
]. A. Tate went to Kerby Wednesday
on business trip and may spend some
time in that district.
Presiding Elder d. T. Summerville
has returned from his official visit to
Klamath and Lake counties.
Mr.. B. Scott, Of Portland. arrived here
last week to rejoin his family and to
spend some time visiting here.
Mrs. Geo. Burnett Of Myrtle creek
visited here few days last week with
her parents, Mr.. -and Mrs. Sam Hoyt.
Miss Grace Barrett finished her school
in the Centennial district on Friday and
will remain during the winter in town.
Miss Stella Paddock returned on Sat
urday from Placer where she has been
teaching, and will remain for some time
at home.
Ralph Woodiord has taken a position
as pharmacy student in Chss. Strsng's
drug store in Medford.
Mr.. Ingles and family, who have been
spending a few weeks here, started
Monday evening on their return to
Toledo, Ohio.
James j. Jeffries, the worlds cham.
pion pugilst, passed Through here
Sunday evening en- route to Portland
from San Francisco.
Columbus Bennett, one Of the owners
Of the" "Hole.in-the- Ground" hydraulic
placer on Wolf creek, spent few days
in town this week.
Mise Agnes White left on the early
train Saturday morning for Portland.
She goes to visit her aunt and will re.
main during the winter
Mrs. McCleland, test medium and
healer. Treatments and readings daily.
Removed to Mrs. Crawiords residence
lst door south Of Steam Laundry on
Fifth street.
There will be no preaching at the
South Methodist church Sunday. Rev.
Rosser goes 10 Williams to hold
quarterly conierance for his presiding
elder.
X. B. Miller, general freight and pass
enger agent, and Harvey L. Lounsbury,
travelling freight agent, prominent S. P.
officials, spent some time in Grants Pass
on Monday.
d.. ]. Jennings returned on last Friday
nights train from Coyote creek where
he traced and located with his mineral
magnet in st Peters mountain, for r.
Huysink, quartz ledge four feet vide,
that assays $500 in gold
II. d. Stewart, Of British Columbia,
brother OF Attorney L. V. Stewart, il
visitins here and will remain probably
during the winter. Mr. Stewart is en-.
gagged in the mining business in British
Columbia and during his stay here will