Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-11-14

Miss Lulu Martin OF Aumsv lille has
been visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F. Bashor.
Cary W. Thompson, superintendent
OF the Greenbsck mine, was in town
Saturday.
F. H. Osgood returned last week to
Sea tile after visit to his mining prop
erty near Waldo.
b. l. T. Nicklin arrived here Sunday
from Eugene to assume a position at r.
L. Coe & Cos store.
Geo. e. Floyd, proprietor of the
Pioneer hotel in Kerby, was visitor to
Grants Pass Friday.
Mrs. ]. A. Thomas, OF Jefferson
visited here during the week with Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Cornell.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Hoskins, OF Gold Hill,
returned on Tuesday evening after
visit here with Mrs A. B. Cornell.
, W. P. Wagy and family who have
been here for several months, left on
Thursday evening for Los Angeles.
]. G. Harmon is visiting his family in
this city. Mr.. Harmon is employed in
the s. P. car shops in Portland.
VIM. Hege came in on Monday after
an absence OF several months at the
Gopher mine on Jump off-Joe.
J. A. Blew left this week for Seattle
where he expects to locate. Mrs. Blew
will join him there in short time.
T. f. Croxton returned from Rose.
burg one day this week on his wheel.
making the entire distance in one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Wilson arrived
here Tuesday from Wasco, Ore, and
will visit here until after the holidays.
The Pacific Monthly for October con.
tains an excellent descriptive article on
Crater Lake written by Dennis Ii. sto.
vail Of our city.
Dennis Stovall returned on Tuesday
from the Gslice district where he had
been visiting the "0ld Channel" and
other mines.
Z D. Thompson left on Monday for
Winner where he has position in the
Robinson mercantile establishment at
that place.
A. E. Anderson, pharmacist, lately OF
Des Moines, Iowa. is filling the position
Of prescription clerk at Dr. Kremer's
post Office drug store.
A number OF the young friends Of Miss
Ethel Davis gave her a pleasant sur
prise party Friday evening on the
occasion Of her birthday.
John Pitmsn and family and Garfield
Lsus returned last week from an ex-
tended trip through northern California
and along the Oregon coast.
L. A. Robertson, formerly OF this city,
WAS in town this week after load Of
freight for the Simmons mine near
Waldo, where he is now employed.
Miss Lucy George Of Kerby. now at
tending the s. o. Normal school at Aih-
land. has been elected editress Of one Of
the literary societies OF the normal.
Phil Butcher and family have removed
to Wolf Creek and will make their resi-.
dence there. Phil will work on the
large farm OF Dunbar K Kuykendall at
that place.
Mrs. W. L. Conner OF Ashland, it is
reported, has commenced suit against
the S. P. Co. for injuries received in a
collision at Black Butte summit on July I.
Jim Chiles returned last week from an
absence OF several years in Alaska aud
the Klondke region. He has been do
ing fairly well during his absence and
intends TO return in the spring.
Grs r. L. Demaree came in from
Placer Sunday to spend a few dsys in
town and to have their piano removed
- assist 10 the musical entertainment o.
the Greenbdck city.
Mrs. Agnes VUlk, widow Of NJ. Yolk
the well known railroad man who wa.
killed last spring near Sisson, has been
visiting iu Grants Pass with her brother
G. W. Donnell, and his family.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Boyker arrived
here last week from Seattle to visit will
Mrs. Boyker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Hall. Mr.. Boyker has recently
purchased fine farm in Washington.
Miss Jane E. Johnson OF Hawaii, who
has been visiting here for several weeks
with the family Of r. L. Coe, left on
Wednesday morning for Sacramento
She will return to Hawaii some tin Q
next year.
Z. f. Dunbar, now OF Wolf Creek
spent Saturday in Grants Pass on a
business visit. He reports lively times
in the wood camps OF his district, but
there is no water as yet TO ruu the big
fame that does the work OF many teams
in moving the wood TO the railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. sturges we're down
from Ashland this week arranging to
move to the above place for permanent
residence. Mr.. s,urges thinks it quite
probable that he will engage in the az
rieultural implement business in that
town another spring.-Mellord Mail.
Fred BlacbmaD spent q few days in
town last week, being temporarily in.
capacitated from work by an injury to
his foot. He is working with the S. P
steel gang who are over hauling the rail-
between here and Roseburg. The rail-
are being changed from one side TO th'
other on the curves aud the joints arr
being changed 30 a. 10 come alternately