Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-06-20
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Win Smith came up from Wolf Greek
Tuesday.
Hon X. A. Booth visited Grants Pass
on Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Stevens visited relatives
in Jacksonville last week.
c. L. Mangum spent Friday in Jack
sonville on business trip.
]. A. Tate spent a few days in the
Kerby district last week.
t, p, Cramer spent a few days in the
Waldo district last week.
W. T. Coburn visited with his family
in Ashland last Wednesday.
Mrs, j. Burke left on Monday for
Scott's Valley, CAL, to reside.
Mrs. Geo Simpkins visited Tolmsn
Springs near Ashland last week.
+. V. Jeflers and family have returned
to Central Point from Yreka.
Mrs. Sawyer and son Clyde, of Kerby,
visited Grants Pass last week.
Mrs. j. Franzen of Ashland visited
friends in this city this week.
F. o. Plotner and Chss. F, Nail, Of
Glendale, were in town Friday.
Mrs. r. G. Churchill of Selma was
in town on Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. II, A. Corliss left on Monday
evening for Portland to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Cain OF Wolf
Greek, visited Grants Pass on Thursday.
Mrs. W. f. Ferrier returned to Ash
land last Wednesday after visit in this
city.
Mrs. +. NJ, Drake returned to Ashland
Friday after few days visi, in Grants
Pass.
Mrs. Anna Horn left on Friday morn
ing for San Francisco to remain for
some time.
Miss Edna Harvey closed successful
term Of school in the Oak Grove district
last Friday.
n. ]. Harbit and j b. Stark, OF viii.
bur, Douglas county, visited Grants
Pass last week,
j. S. Beckley returned to Roseburg
Saturday evening, having closed out his
business interests here.
DIR. W. +. Kremer returned on Thurs.
day from Portland, where he attended
the Masonic grand lodge.
Dennis II Stovall returned Wednesday
from trip to Leland in the interests OF
the order Of X, o. T. M.
Ensign and Mrs. Wilbert Of the Sal.
vation Army expect to leave for Ceu-
tralia, Wash, next Monday.
NJ. C, Munson, Sunday school mis-.
sionary, was passenger on Tuesdays
train en- route to Ashland.
Fitz James Mccarthy OF the Gazette,
published at Colorado Springs, Colo,
was in Gran Is Pass, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, f. Hegand OF Saw.
yer's Bar California, returned on Friday
after a week visit in Grants Pass.
Mrs. D. A. Cords arrived from San
Francisco Sunday to reioin Mr.. Cords
in conducting the pine needle factory.
Dr. W. II. Flanagan returned on
Monday from Portland where he attend
ed the Masonic grand lodge as dele
gate.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Cowan are now
residents Of Junction City, Mr.. Cowsn
having position as day operator in
the $. p. depot.
Mrs. j. NJ, Hunter has been visitin
here during the past week with the
family Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo RowIey.
Judge and Mrs. II. l.. Benson and son
Harry, Of Klamath Falls, stopped here
Friday evening to visit with X. W.
Benson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown of San
Francisco returned on Friday after a
visit here with Mrs. Browns parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Reed,
Il. c. Kinney OF Portland arrived
here Friday and went out to Gnlice on
Saturday. lie is interested in the Big
Yank mine in that district.
The Masonic Grand Lodge held their
installation Of officers in Portland on
Friday. DR.. w. II. Flanagan was in
stalled a. Senior Grand Deacon.
Miss Florence lIeberlie Of Chico, Calf.
who has been visiting in Ashland arrived
here last Wednesday evening to visit
with her brother, l.. A. lleberlle.
Prof s. W. Holmes expects to leave
on Friday morning for Eugene where
he will remain until fall, when he will
take charge Of the Corvallis school.
Mrs Holmes and the children will spend
The summer at Union.
Mrs. J. 4. Wiley and daughters de.
parted Tuesday for Oakland, Calf.
where they will join Mr.. Wiley and son
Orlop, who preceded them several days
ago. They will made Oakland their
future home-Mail.
MIS-. T.. J, Longley and daughter,
Miss Leni. left on Sunday evening for