Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-09-05
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at Galice.
Lincoln Smith returned from LelanC
Wednesday.
Miss Agnes White OF Kerby, was il
town Thursday.
J.. w. Howard spent several days il
Ash land last week.
Reid Dean, of Riddle, visited relative:
IN this city last week.
Miss Mary Adams, of Gasquet, visited
friends here last week.
j. l.. Fenton OF Ashland was in town
Friday on business visit
j, Pardee has accepted position with
the Grants Pass Grocery Co.
7. II. Harih and DIR. Flanagan spent
several days in Ashland last week.
Mrs. II d. Norton returned Saturday
evening from visit TO San Francisco.
Evan Winner returned last week from
vacation OF several weeks at Waldo.
Mrs. NJ. E. Baldwin came down from
Ashland Friday to visit relatives here.
j. N. Smock, the Holland merchant
and postmaster, was in town Saturday
Miss Ethel and Pearl Dyer, OF Riddle,
have been visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. NJ, Y. Crocker, of Ashland,
visited friends in Grants Pass this week.
Mrs, V. A. Peterson is visiting at her
old home in Douglas county near Rose
burg.
]. F. Stith, W. ]. Gohfes and Geo.
Hansen, of Kerby, visited Grants Pass
Thursday.
E. F. Eyertt and Ray are now en-
gagged in the photograph business at
Re1lands, Calf.
Miss Opal White went to Wolf Greek
Saturday to visit with the family OF her
uncle, ]. I. Tufts.
f. g, Holman has gone to Powell's
creek to accept position in the Sharp
Bros. hydraulic mine.
Mrs. Allie Grimes has been visiting
her parents and friends in Grants Pass
during the past week.
Mrs. Annie O'Neil, OF Lakeview, who
has been visiting in Grants Pass, re-
turned home Thursday.
Seymour +. Patton, formerly of this
city, is now engaged in mercantile bust
ness at Waitsburg, Ore.
Miss Esther La Brie, OF Roseburg, has
been visiting during the week with her
aunt, Mrs. G. L. Clevenger.
E. d. Weston has located at Etna,
Calf and has assumed conduct OF the
Bush photo gallery at that place.
Prof A, Freel of the Central Point
schools, was in town Monday, returning
from a vacation at Crescent City.
Paul Uhlig returned TO Eugene Friday
evening after week spent in Grants
Pass looking after property interests.
Mrs. H. c. Perkins and Misses Minnie
and Myrtle Ireland returned on Saturday
evening from their outing at Colestin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. James Hamlin are rusticating
at the huckleberry patch on upper Rogue
river.
Marion Veatch, former operator OF the
Blanchard Gulch hydraulic property at
Galice. was in town this week from Eu-
gene.
Sidney Andrews and Frank Colvig left
this week for prospecting and hunting
trip on the head waters Of Grave and
Cow creeks.
Geo. W. Hare and family will remove
this week to Ashland to reside Mr..
Hare expects to engage in business in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Calvert went to Eu.
gene Thursday evening on receipt OF the
news Of the death OF Mrs. Gillette, Mrs.
Calverrs sister.
Rev. Joel Hedgepath Of Williams, had
the misfortune to cut his right hand
badlSlast Wednesday while working at
Nipper's saw mill.
Miss Leonora Fisher, who has been
visiting lately with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Il. Rowland, of Jacksonville, has re
turned to Portland.
Dennis H Stovail has an excellent and
article in the Pacific Miner OF
September lst, descriptive OF placer min
ing in all its stages.
C. f. Davis and B. w. Riggs with their
families, and Mr.. and Mrs Ray Wright
returned on Thursday evening from an
outing at Mt. Reuben.
Harry Tel'ord returned to Colestin
Wednesday after a visit in Grants Pass
with Misses Hattie spd Emma Telford
and friends at Williams.
Mrs X. ], Eyeritt, who has been visit
ing lately in Mediord with her parents,
came down TO Grants Pass Thursday
evening, returning on Monday.
Judge II. L. Benson visited few days
last week in Salem with his family, prior
to going to Jacksonville to hold the
September term Of court for Judge
Hanna.
DR.. G. w. Beacon, vile and children
and Mrs W A. Hamilton returned last
week by private conveyance TO their
home in Crescent City after a visit in
Ashland.
Mrs. X. D. Lawrence, Miss +. c. Law.
renee and Mrs. Z. W. Dana started
Thursday on their return home TO Illi-
nois after visit Of several months in
this city.
W. r. d. Allen. who has been con.