Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-07-11
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Grants Pass on Tuesday.
L Musick of Crescent City is visiting
Grants Pass this week.
Harry Hosler was down from Ashland
Friday evening on business trip.
Miss Carrie Farr went to Ashland
Wednesday to attend Chautauqua.
c. A. Gilmore, the Browntown mer.
chant, visited Grants Pass Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. N. f. Jenkins went to
Ashland Tuesday to attend Chautauqua.
Attorney IL. D. Norton delivered the
grafton at Jacksonville on the Fourth.
DR.. FIeeland OF San Francisco visited
here last week with Ed Kuykendall.
Frank Colvig is now in Portland and
is working for the S, p, Co., as carpen-
ter.
Miss Dolle Snyder OF Roseburg is
visiting here this week with Miss Clara
Wertz.
Miss Agnes George OF Kerby has &C.
cepted a aposition at the Chicago Racket
store.
Rev. C. w. Hays and family are at
Ashland this week attending Chau-
tauqua.
Mrs. A. @. Hough went to Ashland
on Tuesday ard will be absent about
two weeks.
7. b. Meade was in from the Dixie
Queen mine on Foois creek, to spend
the Fourth.
superintendent Walter de Varila of
the Granite ill mines spent the Fourth
in Grants Pass.
Miss Chloe Mckenzie returned to
Wolf Greek Monday evening after a
visit to Grants Pass.
Miss Lucy swagerty returned to
Woodville on Monday after a few DAYS
visit in Grants Pass.
A. G. Merrill Of Tacoma, who holds
an interest in the Rising Star mine
arrived here Thursday.
X. Entriken came in from the Mt,
Reuben mines to spend the Fourth and
assist our base ball team.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Williams left On Wed
nesday morning for 0royille, Cal, and
afterwards to San Francisco.
Mrs. j. L, Calvin returned on Satur-
day from visit at Portland with her
daughter Mrs. Fred Norris.
Misses Blanche and Grace Riddle, OF
Riddle, spent the Fourth in Grants
Pass. They returned Monday evening.
Mrs. Kelly Taylor and children are
visiting here from Portland with Mrs.
Taylor's parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. J. W.
Griffith.
Miss Belle Rich, formerly of Grants
Pass, has been elected teacher in the
primary department of the schools oil
Coquille City.
Rev. +. G. Strange, OF Ashland will
occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, both morning and
and evening.
Mrs T. A. McCourt and Mrs. S, b.
Gaunt, of McMinnville, has been visiting
here during the week with the family
Of N. b. Meade.
Dennis II. Stoyall has resigned bis
position as lecturer for the Maccabees
and will uevote his time more exclusive
ly to literary work.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Booth, Of Rose
burg, spent the Fourth in Grants Pass
Mrs. Booth remained TO visit with
relatives and friends.
Bert Winner, formerly Of Ashland bu
since a resident OF Portland, passed
through town this week with party o.
sign writers Town Talk. >
Miss Vida Moore returned on Thursday
from a visit OF several weeks with rela
lives at Salem and Portland.
Miss Eva Sill returned on Saturday
from Alaska, where she has been fol
the past year. She has been teaching
and has enjoyed the best success.
Mrs. A. W. siIsby aud daughters
Misses Irma and Hattie, went to Ash
land Saturday TO remain during th,
Chautauqua.
Rev. Chns. Booth, the Episcopal min
lister Of Grants Pass, arrived here on Sat
urday to hold services at the NJ. i
church, Klamath Republican.
DR.. f. r. Bowersox, who has beel
located for the past year at Kerby ha
icmoyed with his family to Glendale
where he will practice his profession,
DR.. Van Dykes many friends ar
pleased to learn that he is recoyerin
from his severe attack Of pneumonia an
. seems now well under way towar
health.
j. W. Fitzpatrick. Of McCloud, Cali
g arrived here Wednesday Of last week
e visit for few days with his brother 0
q Williams creek. lie returned on Satu
D day.
4 Geo. Cramer let on Monday eyenin
C for a visit to Holland and expects to |
e absent I'LL November. lie goes by II
: northern route and will visit in Ne
York also on his way.