Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-08-22
personal

from Cow Greek.
Mrs. W. +. Coburn came down from
Ashland Sunday evening.
F. w. Sawyer and son Clarence were
here from Kerby on Thursday.
Alex George Of Kerby was in town
this week for load Of freight.
George Z. Good, proprietor OF Hotel
Josephine went to Portland Sunday.
W. L. Coburn returned on Friday
evening from short visit 10 Ashland.
Mrs. Hugh Gillette and child arrived
here on Saturday from Ashland to reside.
w. G. Grizzle and family went to Ash.
land Friday to make their residence
there.
Jas. Evans OF Central Point visited
relatives and friends In Grants Pass last
week.
viii Everitt went to Ashland Friday
10 visit with his sister, Mrs. George Har.
gadiue.
Miss Maud Clu.e OF Ashland arrived
in Grants Pass Thursday evening for a
few days visit.
Miss Mile Stanard returned ON Sun
day evening from visit OF several
weeks in Ashland.
MIR. and Mrs. j. 4. Peterson and Mrs.
John Pool returned from Colestein
Thursday evening.
Walter Harmon went out to Deel
Greek Friday TO spend vacation and
visit with his parents.
Miss Lucy Swagerty returned tc
Woodville on Monday after few weeks
visit in Grants Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Cooper left her,
by train on Friday morning for thei
home at Crescent City.
Mr., and Mrs. j. T. Ryel and son ar
rived here Thursday from Minnesota /,
visit relatives in Grants Pass.
Joseph Fetzner returned last weel
, from prospecting trip in the Sskiyou
: in company with John Bacon.
G. +. Treiren, during his recent yisi
at Portland made trip to Chehalis
Vancouver and the cities OF the Sound
Rev. l. q. Knots occupied the pulpi
at tho Presbyterian church Sunda
, morning in The absence OF Rev. @. W
, Hays.
w. N. Craig OF Oakland, CAL, arrive
! here last week and has accepted pos
tion at the Clothing house Of Calvi
Welch.
Rev. G. W. Black and daughter star
ed last week on their return to Easter
Oregon, after visit TO this city. The
travelled by team.
Prof. W. +. Cameronand wife OF Coli
RADIO have arrived at Ashland where i
will take charge Of the public schoo
Prof. Cameron was formerly principal
the Grants Pass schools.
j. w. Hare, Mrs. A. II. Ross and ].
/ Booker, OF Rushville, ILL.,. who hay
Q been visiting here for the past mont
+ with the family OF G. W. Hare, left c
Monday evening on their return hom
= via the Great Northern.
k Arthur Benson, recently employed
!, the Secretary Of States Office in Salen
y has gone to Paisley, Lake county, whe
= he has position with the Chewauca
!. Land and Livestock Co., as ok-keepe
Louis steelhammer left on saturdi
for his home at Silverton, after spendii
the summer in Grants Pass. Mr.. Stee
hammer will be greatly missed in mui
cal circles, as he Is clarnetist OF e
ceptional talent and ability.
A. n, Hubert aud family return,
last week from a camping trip to Gre
cent City, Chetco and Gold Beach. |
drove back $50 sheep which he sold
Scott Griffin. lie made the drive with
loss OF only one sheep.
W. X. ID. Allen came over the first
the week from North Hungry creek. NJ
Allen, NJ. A. Carter and @. A. Simon
the owners Of valuable property ther
are driving tunnel and doing other d
velopment work. The railroad boy
mine on the same creek, Mr.. Allen |
ports. is showing up wonderfully. T'
men are now getting out very rich roc
Town Talk.
Capt. ii. A. hutchings, Of the 37th
s. infantry, visited here several days Ia
: week with Mr., and Mrs. II. @. Perkir
. and left on Friday evening ior Portlan
Capt. IIutchings was stationed in /
At Philippines in the same town with Cha
m ton Perkins. lie says that Charlton
ie doing well and is enjoying splend
+ health, the climate Of the Philippiu
I'd seeming TO agree with him. The CAPITA
at Gays that the insuuection ia yirtua
I'd over. lie will return here after yisiti
I'd Portland and may decide 10 locate