Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-07-04

Josephine county mining property,
came down from Mediord Thursday.
II. W, Kerchof visited the Briggs
Creek district last week, examining
the mineral resources of that section.
David John and family returned Tues
day evening from their visit to Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hubbard are here
from Swede Basin this week. Ed il
assisting at the S. p. d. & l.. store dur
lug the Fourth of July rush,
Mrs. j. A. Blew returned this week
from her visit to Portland.
Geo. j. Hitler of Selma made brief
visit to town on Tuesday,
A freight wreck north Of Roseburg
delayed Tuesdays overland about six
hours.
Manville Hege is in from the Copper
Stain mine to spend the Fourth.
\. Alexander and Judson Bent, form
er proprletors Of the A. & b. Mine at
Galice. went to San Francisco Thursday
on business connected with the transfer
OF their property.
Misses Hattie anu Emma Teliord and
Elsie Ball went to Colestin Thursday to
enjoy two weeks outing
Arthur Mahoney, formerly salesman
in this city for the Coss piano house, is
now Pullman conductor on the S. Z.
Miss Abbio Mills arrived here last
Wednesday to visit for short time with
Mrs. j. N. Denison. She is on her way
to San Francisco.
+. d Weston, the photographer, re-
turned Thursday from short vacation
in jackson county and has reopened his
studio.
c. Martin and A. Erie arrived Wed.
nesday evening from San Jose and will
spend the summer here Mr.. Martin
was here last summer and assisted our
baseball team. Both gentle man are val.
liable acquisitions in the baseball arena.
Mesiames Harriet Patrick, Henrietta
Holjer and Elizabeth Griffith returned
on Saturday from Forest Grove where
they have been attending the annual
meeting Of the W. X. @.
Fred lsha'n came uu on Friday from
Glendale where he has been working
with the S p bridge crew.
George Green. one Of the old time
miners Of Galice, came up on Tuesday
from that district Mr.. Green il devel-
oping a promising quartz property,
owned by huseIf and brother, Dan
l.. Green
Chas. Nickel Of the Jacksonville
rlmes, returned Sunday from Buffalo.
where he attended the exposition.
Mrs. j. Ennis vent to Ashland Sat.
urday TO rCioin her husband at that
place.
j. W. Fralcr visited several days in
Ashland last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
W f. tarier.
Mrs W. If sil,by Of Ashland, who
has been visiting here with Mr. and
Mrs. H.. G. Kinney returned home on
Monday.
Scott Griffin, secretary Of the Oregon
Natural Gas, Oil aud Mining Co, went
70 Ashland Sunday on business con.
nected with that corporation.
NJ. G.. Mun,on, sunday school mis-
sionary WAS IN town Monday, returning
from yisit 10 Ashland aud vicinity.
, lie OrRanzed several Sunday schools in
t that part Of the valley.
Z Mrs. DR.. Beacom and child arrived
Monday from Crescent City, and are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, J. W. Alnutt.
-Tid.ngs.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 5. Calhoun went
to Ashland Monday to visit for some
time.
Fred Reese Of the Roaring Gimlel
mine visited Cold Hill Thursday and
informed News representative that
the mine is showing mp a. good as ever
$50 TO the pan having been taken out
several times this week.--Gold Hill
News.
j, T. Enyari, Of this city, and r. +.
Redheld, Of Grants Pass, left Saturday
evening Tor Walla Walia, where the
. greatest shooting tournament ever held
: Ia the Pacific northwest is in progres,
Ibis week. II is open to all the world
and sportsmen from all over coast are
in attendance. Prizes amounting ia
, 5000 will be awarded during the tourna,
ment.-Mediord Mail.
James Trimble, the efficient black
smith, says that the report that he wa,
looking for a location for blacksmith
shop in Gold Hill is erroneous. Trim
J bic and Cook are permanently located