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

Attorney H. d. Norton is attending
court at Jacksonville this week
Rev. Chas Booth held church services
in Gold Hill last Wednesday evening.
Geo. st. John, Of the Champion quartz
mine at Williams, wasin town Saturday.
]. +. Stth, the merchant and post
master of Kerby was in town Thursday
on business trip.
j. ii. Miller, the merchant Of Williams,
was in town Thursday on a business
trip.
DR.. and Mrs. q. L. Frye left on Thurs.
day evening for their home in La
Grande.
Misses Abbie and Daisy Sites re-
turned on Monday evening from Coliax,
Wash.
L. s. Van Dyke is home from Eugene
this week. Mr.. Condor Bean is visiting
with him.
Geo. E. Floyd, proprietor OF the
Pioneer hotel at Kerby,i is in town on
business visit.
win Smith cameup fran Wolf creek
Monday to spend few days visiting in
Grants Pass.
Clarence Brown, formerly Of the
Union Pacific, has ben spending the
week in this city.
Harry Akerill, a prominent mine oper.
ator OF the Althouse district, visited
Grants Pass this week.
Mrs. q. w. Burnett returned Thurs.
day evening to her home at Myrtle creek
after weeks visit in this city.
George Pheby went to Jacksonville
on Monday as u witness in the case Of
Briggs VS.. Fortuna Mining Co.
Miss Sylvia Anderson returned Sun.
day evening from San Francisco where
she has teen attending school.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Patrick left on
Friday morning for Roseburg and will
make their residence in that city.
Mrs. Frank McGregor visited last
week at the home Of her parents at
loves Station on the Kerby road.
II. I. Kessler, proprietor Of the
Chicago Racket store, returned this
week from his visit TO San Francisco.
A. b. Cousin was up from Galice on
Tuesday to meet his partner, Mr.. AtkiL-
son who returned TO Portland Tuesday
evening.
| Rev. Robt Booth returned from Rose.
burg last Wednesday evening after
visit with the family .oi his son, J.. II.
Booth OF that city.
Mrs. +. L. Peter, mother Of Mrs. r.
W. Clark, left ON Saturday for Los
Angeles, 10 be absent three or four
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rigdon, OF Al
bany, arrived here Thursday on their
way to Galice, where Mr.. Rigdon Is to
open saloon.
Clyde T. Hockett, who has been
attending the medical department Of the
Willamette university at Salem returned
home Saturday night.
NJ. Armstrong. IL. w. Jack son, W. l..
Jackson and j. II Ray, Of Medford,
were in town Thursday on their way
to Del Norte county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wright arrived from
Roseburg Friday morning to make their
home here for time at least. Mr..
Wright is an S. L. fireman and now has
a run out OF Grants Pass
DR.. Chisholm, OF Gold Hill. was in
Grants Pass on Thursday. lie is in.
terested in some verv promising mining
properties in the Meadows district.
II. B. Miller has received the appoint
ment OF U. S. consul at New Chwang,
China, the disturbances having made II
impossible for him to reach the point ol
his former appointment.
Harry Marsh aud Cecil Royal went to
McCloud Friday evening to spend some
time In that district. Mr.. Marsh is the
proprietor OF the Riverside rabbitry neal
this city, which during his absence IL
continued under competent manage
ment.
Nj, and Mrs. X. l.. Payne Of Green
vile, Mich, spent Friday in Grants Pass
visiting with the VOORHEES, family. The,
have been spending the winter in th,
west and were on their way TO visit Port
land and other northern points Of in
terest.
Mrs. DR.. Bertram Stone returned OF
b Monday last from a pleasant trip 4
: Grants PGss. She accompanied he
father, Il II. Colvig, the able represen
tatiye Of Josephine county to the Ore
gon state capital at Salem. She yotet
4 for Mitchell for senator and broke III,
1 deadlock. So you see that Oregon ha
= help from California occasionally. -Cres
cent City Record.