Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-11-28
Personal

Geo. V. Gillette OF Ashland visited
here Sunday.
John Mitchell OF Kerby visited Grants
Pass this week.
]. W. Ttorp OF the Copper Stain mine
came in on Friday.
III. L. DeArmond is attending the
Drain normal school.
Mrs.. Otto Walter visited friends in
Ashland during the week
Mrs. K. X. Montgomery OF Glendale
spent Saturday in Grants Pass.
]. J. Roberts of Placer came in on
Monday for visit to this city.
r. L. Demaree now has position as
timberman in the Victor, Jr. mine.
Mrs. J. 7. Hair arrived on Friday
from Omaha, Neb. to rejoln Mr.. Hair.
Judge H. L. Benson OF Klamat h Falls
is visiting with his family in Salem.
Robert Sites went to Williams Tues
day to spend Thanksgiving at home.
G. F. Shepherd, the Ashland piano
dealer, visited Grants Pass this week.
Rev. Robt. Booth returned last week
from visit in Roseburg with his son,
j. II. Booth.
Chas. Hart, Of Kerby, and his mother,
Mrs. Louisa Hart, spent Thursday and
Friday in town.
Mrs. II. L. Wilson and Mrs. Ii. S.
Bond Of Leland were visitors to Grants
Pass on Thursday.
Miss Laura Parker came up from
Glendale Thursday evening to spend
week visiting at home.
]. A. Tate returned on Monday eve
ming from Gold Hill, where he has been
engaged in quartz mining.
W. F. Conner, formerly proprietor of
Hotel Oregon In Ashland was in town
last week on business Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Eberle returned
on Tuesday evening from Lompoc, Cal,
where they have spent several weeks.
Mrs. Alice Beals, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives here, returned
to her home on Saturday mornings
train.
Geo. Cramer returned Tuesday eve-
1
ming from visit to Europe. He visited
relatives in Holland and spent some
time in Switzerland.
GU Howard returned last week to
mis- home near Kerby, having finished
his work at Medford on the field notes
Of the Rogue River Improvement Cos
survey.
Miss Elsie Green returned on Thurs.
day evening from Galice after spending
two weeks visiting there with her father
d. L. Green.
Miss Agnes White, who has just closed
a successful term OF school at Williams,
has been spending few days in town
this week.
1Mrs. G. B. Truax OF Oxford, Mass,
mother Of II. l.. Truax and sister OF
Mrs. <. B. Winch, is visiting with her
relatives in this city.
Ksp Kubli, Of Jacksonville, returned
on Thursday after visit to the Sumptsr
mining district. His brother. II. d.
Kubli, came down to Grants Pass TO
meet him.
VIC. Myer Of Ashland, the noted
breeder OF Shetland ponies, shipped a
fine span OF yearling colts last week TO
Tacoma, making the third pair he has
sold this season.
Mrs. G. W. Thompson and daughter
are spending the week at the Greenback
mine after which they will return to
Portland, where Miss Thompson lie
attending school.
Mrs. ]. B. Paddock left on the first Of
the week for northern California and
will visit at Montague and Igerna with
her daughters, Mrs, II. A. Rotermund
and Mrs. Arthur Edgerton.
Mrs. NJ. Volk, widow Of the well known
S. p. road official, who has lately been
visiting in Grants Pass with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Donnell, has gone to Los
Angeles. where she will spend the winter
with a sister.
Claude Riddle, local editor OF the
Observer, for the past year, left on
Saturday evening for Roseburg where
he goes to assume an editorial position
on the Review, Mr.. Riddle has made
many friends in Grants Pass who wish
him success In his new field.
JIG. Curtis & Co., late Of CentraIia,
Wash. will open iewelry and watch
repairing establishment in the /. o. o. f.
building about the first of the month.
J. G. Curtis, who will attend to the
watch repairing, is a matchmaker OF 81
years practical experience aud is a mas
ter Of his profession. He is a manufac
turing ieweler Of high degree OF ability.
A full and complete line Of watches,
clocks and jewelry will be carried by the
new hrm.
We have surprise in store for our