Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-04-25


Wolf Creek were visitors to Grants Pass
Sunday.
DIR. f. X. Bowersox, Kerby's physician
and druggist, was in town Friday for a
brief visit.
Miss Chloe Mckenzie returned on
Sunday evening from visit with friends
in California.
Robt. McCulloch and Frank South, OF
Placer. were visitors to Grants Pass on
Thursday.
j. b. Hannum, an old resident and
prominent miner OF Wolf Creek visited
Grants Pass Friday.
Rey. @. W. Hays and fl. G. Kinney
returned on Thursday from attending
presbyt terry at Ashland.
Prof. W. II. Hampton OF Placer spent
several days in town last week attend.
ing the circuit court.
Mrs. j. W. Heiss and Mrs. Paul Ed.
wards returned to Siskiyou on Friday
after visit in Grants Pass.
James Evans, now Of Central Point,
has been here during the past week with
the family Of W. W. Helms.
Mrs. s. Mcdonald. Of cripple Creek,
Colo. is visiting here with the family OF
her uncle, Mr.. VIM. Hannum.
A. L. Hart Of Greenville, Ohio,
arrived here Wednesday and will spend
lew days visiting in Grants Pass.
Miss Agnes White, the efficient
teacher OF the school at Placer, came up
ON Friday TO visit friends In this city.
Lincoln Savage left on Wednesday
morning for Williams and the Apple.
gate to visit the schools In that section.
Miss Maud Kremer returned home
last week from Portland, where she has
been in attendance at medical col,
lege.
Rev. |. Il. Knots went Ashland on
Saturday and preached on Sunday eve
ming at the Presbyterian church in that
city.
Mrs. Jones Of the Children's Home
society of Portland is visiting Grants
Pass this week in the interests OF that
in stitution.
Curtis Mitchell arrived Friday eve.
ming from Oakland. CAL, and will re-
main for some time visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
Il. n. Smith, Of Myrtle Point, and O.
ii. Park, OF Grants Pass, were among
the arrivels at the McClalIen house Fri
day.-Roseburg Review.
Il. b. Brown and Fred Cheshire re-
turned Thursday morning from Portland,
where they had gone to attend the civil
service examination.
Frank /. Demaree arrived last Wednas-
day evening by wheel from California,
after an absence Of about three years,
10 visit for time at home.
George Hines and Royal B. Judd, Of
rillamook, arrived in Grants Pass this
week and will try their fortunes in the
prospecting field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Cole spent
few days in tins city last week from the
Gold Bug mine. Of which Mr.. Cole Is
general superintendent.
Sheriff Ed Lister and Lee Calvert
went to Salem Saturday evening with
the three prisoners who received sentence
last week in the circuit court.
Miss Sylvia Anderson IL now located
at Kerby and is in charge OF a branch
millinery establishment there lately
inauguarated by Mrs. Anderson.
Weston the Picture Maker sets the
pace, both In Superior Workmanship
and prices. See him II you want good
Photos; opposite court house, Grants
Pass.
Lincoln Smith left on Wednesday
mornings early train for Leland, where
he goes TO assist II. l.. Wilson in the
opening Of his new mercantile establish.
ment.
Mrs. Arretta Smith Of Sans Valley,
who has been visiting here for the pact
week with her sister, Mrs. G. j. Kurth,
returned on Wednesday accompanied by
Miss Zella Kurlh.
Hugh Mckenzie and family have re.
moved TO Wolf Greek and will make
that place their residence during the
summer, Allen and Miss Chloe will
remain here until school closes.
Hon. Geo. W. Colyig left last wednes.
day evening for Washington, d. c.,
where be goes 10 receive his commission
and instructions regarding h,s appoint.
ment as consul at Baranquilla, Colon
bia.
Mr. Ben Battle, lately from Nebraska,
Is here examining farm property In view
OF locating. His family arrived last
week. Mr.. Battle says that there are
good many Nebraska people coming to
Oregon this spring.
ID. A. Presley, formerly Of this county,
but nova prominent farmer and stock
raiser at BLY,, klamath county, was in
Medford this week and paid The Mail
pleasant call. He will be accompan.
led home by his mother, Mrs. AR.