Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-07-25

ubugnter ieit on Iuo6Q0y evening Ior
Tacoma to rejoin Mr.. Simmons after .
visit Of several months with the family
Of J. H. Croxton.
Mise Ethel Smith, ofGrants Pass, ar
rived in town on Wendesday's train. and
proceeded on her way to Riverton. TO visit
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Smith. h.-Coquillc City Bulletin.
Frank Colvig passed through Friday
on his way from Portland to the Siski-
yous. He is now in the employ Of the
s. P. Railroad Co. and is engaged in
concrete work and carpentry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcmillan OF Knox
vile, Iowa are visiting here this week
with Mrs. McMillan's brother, @. Welch.
Mr.. Mcmillan is in the mercantile
business In Knoxville and is making q
tour Of the west on trip Of recreation.
J.P. Crawford returned the first Of
the week from Grants Pass, whittier he
went to meet his wife, who was on her
return from the Grand Parlor, N. D. g.
W., at Stockton. Crescent City News.
Mrs. DR.. Leonard Of Woodburn, who.
with her little daughter, has been visit
ing here with the family Of her brother
E. f. Dunbar, went to Eugene Satur.
day to visit with her mother.
Rev. J. NJ. Hunter returned home
last Thursday evening after three
weeks visit to points in the Willamette
valley including the convention Of the
Christian church at Turner. er.-Coquille
City Bulletin.
Attorney @. 4. Maybee and family
have removed to the residence lately
purchased by him on North Ninth street.
Victor Peterson and family are occupy
ing the residence on Eight street vacated
by Mr.. Maybee.
Hon. Sam White Of Baker City, the
first attorney who located in Grants
Pass, has recently been elected chair
man Of the democratic state central
committee In place OF r. s. Sheridan,
who resigned.
g. Il. Ackley, who accidentiy shot
himself with pistol recently while pros
pecting in the Althouse country, is At
the Layton, and is improving as rapidly
as could be expected. A slip and fall
caused the weapon to be discharged, the
bullet taking effect in his arm, inficting
serious wound.
W. II. Devore, travelling oculist and
optician, came over the mountains from
Oregon the first OF the week and 70.
mained in this city few days attending
to professional work. Mr.. Devore will
make tour Of the coast counties Of
Oregon. Crescent City News.
Jim 0vertin, Ohas. 0vertin and L. X.
Alther left Hugo on Tuesday eve
ning's train for Glendale. They will
remain there few days aud from there
they will go to Portland to remain few
months. There were many friends at
the train to see the boys off.
Rev. Robert Mclean, accompanied by
Professor johnson OF the Portland Aca-
deny, and his brother, arrived here
Monday night and went to Bybee bridge
on the following day on fishing trip.
Mr.. Mclean will be here over Sunday
and will probably occupy the pulpit at
the Presbyterian Church.
Frank Bowersox, Of the firm OF Allen
4 Bowersox, Of Salem. passed through
this morning from Glendale where he
has been visiting his brother, DR.. Fred
Bowersox. lie was well pleased with
Southern Oregon and may locate in this
county In the near future -Roseburg
Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID, @. Ker o. Texas spent
several days in Grants Pass last week
and left on Saturday for Crescent City.
Mr.. Ker is engaged extensively at home
IN the stock industry and, with Mrs.
Ker, is making tour OF the west. They
purchased an entire new camp outfit In
Grants Pass, including wagon and team
and all camp paraphernalia.
Jas. Byrnes, the well known locomo-
tive engineer, was in town Tuesday,
having just returned from three
months absence in California, Nevada
and Utah in the interest OF the U. b. X.
+. The new order 10 making q very
rapid growth and now has mem ber.
ship approximating 5000. President
Geo. Estes Is still in Denver -Roseburg
Review.
Mrs. r. Il. Everett, nee Ollie Butler,
arrived in Mediord Sunday night and
will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
n. Butler, for couple or three months,
Her home is now in Redlands, Calif.,
where her husband aud his father are
engaged In photography and are doing a
fine business, the visit OF the presidential
party TO that place having been a great
boon TO their business-Medtord Mail.
Miss Lula Martin who taught in
Hugo this spring left her home In that
place for Eastern Washington where
she has SPLENDID position as teacher
for this fall. A score Of her friends and
pupils were at the train to see her off
Tuesday. July 20. Miss Martin will
visit at Eugene and other points IN the
Willamette valley on her way to Wash
ington. Her many friends wish her
success.