Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-03-14
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~. IL. Dotson came over on Monday
from Waldo for weeks visit to Grants
Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Heberlie arrived
first OF the week and will take up their
residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Booth returned to
Roseburg Thursday, alter attending the
musical convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Carlton OF Sonoma,
CAL, arrived Tuesday evening and will
make their residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Norman have trans
ferred their place Of residence from
Grants Pass to Ashland.
Judge Ii. l.. Benson, Of Klamath Falls
stopped off here Monday for brief visit
with friends and relatives, on his return
from visit to La Grande.
Rev f. Dominic and Mr.. A. T. Bald.
win, who rendered such able assistance
in the musical convention, returned on
Saturday evening TO Mt. Angel.
A special car, with Messrs Koehler.
Fields, Giundahl, officials of the s. P,
Co. and Division Superintendent Dom
nell, passed through on Thursday eve
ming. :.
"Doc" Keene. Of Medford, the famous
Jackson county politician, who has been
termed the "Joe Simon Of Southern
Oregon" was in Grants Pass Saturday
night.
DR.. X. 7. Burnett, recently OF Med
ford, has located in Ashland. The
doctor was one OF the stars in the recent
musical convention and gained many
compliments by his excellent rendering
of the solo in "Spiiit Immortal.
Mrs.J. Bowman. OF Cottage Grove.
and Mrs. @. Bowman, Of Grants Pass,
who have been visiting Mrs. L. N.
Tibbtts OF this city, went to Klamathon,
Saturday where they will reside. lid
lngs.
l.. +. and Joe Schnitt, left on We'd
nesday for Evans creek TO run some
lines on timber land and to arrange for
putting on sawmill in the near future.
The mill which operated last summer
just north Of town will be moved to that
place.
VIM. Cochran, who owns very neat
residence place on East A street or
Iowa Avenue, was down from Central
Point few days last week looking after
business affairs. Mr.. Cochran is now
engaged in larger farming in the vicinity
of Central Point and is desirous Of
selling his property here.
A. B. Cousin returned Sunday night
from his visit to Portland and spent
Monday in Grants Pass leaving on the
evening train for his mine at Galice.
Mrs. Cousin Is continuing her visit in
Portland. Mr.. Cousin has been suffer.
ing from felon on his hand which ls
now, however, thoroughly recovered.
Attorney Robbins, lately OF Washing.
ton, has purchased the residence proper.
ty Of II. w. Strickland on East A street
or Iowa Avenue and intends to make his
residence here and will probably open
an office in Grants Pass in the near
future. Mr.. Robbins is the father OF
Egbert Robbins, our popular school
teacher.
Miss Stella Paddock has been en-
gagged TO teach the spring term at the
Murphy school beginning on Monday
next. Miss Paddock, who has recently
finished term OF school at Placer, il
one oil the most popular teachers in the
county and is able TO select her sltua-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lister, OF Manitou,
Manitoba, are here visiting with Rev
j. A. Townsend and family. Rev.
Townsend once had a pastorate in
Manitoba and for time held services
in the house OF Mr.. Lister. The latter
has lately been visiting his two brothers
at Grants Pass, one Of whom, Ed. Lis.
ter, is now sheriff Of Josephine county,
Roseburg Review.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Spence OF Klamath
county are visiting Grants Pass for few
days visit this week. Mr.. Spence Is a
prominent stockmsn OF Klamath county,
the owner OF large stock ranch on
Shoalwater bay on Klamath lake. Mrs.
Spence is sister Of A. @. Taylor OF our
city and had not seen her brother To-
for II years previous to this visit.
The major portion Of the visiting dele
z ites to the convention from the valley
towns returned on Saturday though a
few were compelled TO 20 on the pre-
cedng evening. A few however. re-
mained over Sunday, enjoying a further
visit with their friends and among the
last were Miss Maysie Kane and Miss
Weber, Of Mediord, and Misses Cora and
Clara Johnson, OF Ashland. Mrs. X
@. Brooks also continue her visit here
until Monday, when she left for her
home in Oakland, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hubbard, left this
week for swede Basin where they will
remain during the summer and look
after the s. =. ID. K l.. Company's
property there. Ed. has been suffering
from poor health for several months
and readily embraces the present OPP
portunity Of q vacation from the con
inement Of work in the store and ex-
poets to recuperate appreciably by a
season spent in the pure mountain air,
Swede Basin is an ideal summer resort,
high, with pure air and water and
scenery untuTpaeeed II NAV he Wintrv