Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-05-02
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L. Musick was in town Saturday from
his school at Dryden.
]. L. Hodgden, OF Kerby, visited
Grants Pass this week.
L. @. Pentland spent several, days in
Crescent City last week.
F. NJ. South was in town Tuesday
from the Victor Jr, mine.
Claude Hockett arrived from San.
Francisco Saturday evening.
Mrs. @. IL. Peckham arrived on
Thursday from California.
w. F. Meals, Of Placer, was in town
Monday on business trip.
h. G. Virtue, the Leland merchant,
visited Grants Pass Thursday.
Miss Nora sydow. OF Central Point,
visited in this city Thursday.
Mr.. and MIS-. L. N. Browning, Of
Placer, were in town Monday.
j. ). Beckley spent Thursday in Rose
burg on brief business visit.
Geo. ]. Hitler and family have re-
moved to Selma for the summer.
Miss May Sutton spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Ashland.
Miss Ada Umphlette went to Kerby
Thursday to visit friends in that section.
Mrs. Bond and Miss Eta Noel, Of
Merlin, visited in Grants Pass on Fri.
day.
j. I. O. Nash OF Hotel Nash Mediord
was in town Friday OH brief business
visit.
Ed. Wallace, Of Placer, one OF our
well known miners, was in town last
week.
Mrs. Elm n,st Everton OF Ashland is
visiting friends and relatives in Grants
Pass.
Mrs. DIR. Kremer returned Saturday
evening from visit with relatives at
Roseburg.
Mrs. Susie Slavan OF Reno, New, is
visiting here with her mother, Mrs. s.
IIarkness.
L. E. Policy, of Ashland, visited this
city last Wednesday evening on railroad
business.
G. o. Bigelow, the prominent farmer
OF the Williams district, was in town
Saturday.
L. E. Rediield has been visiting in
Medford during the past week with j.
r. Wilson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Meas came up
from Placer Wednesday morning for a
visit to Grants Pass.
Mrs. W. F. Fariier returned to Ash
land last week after visit here with
her sister, Mrs. ]. z. Frater.
S. N. Buffers returned from Caliior-
this week. He expects to remove soon
with his family to Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. Annie Williams returned home
Sunday evening after visit in Ashland
with her sister, Mrs. j. T. Blevins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam. Of Tunnel o
arrived here Thursday to visit for a few
days with the family Of W. II. Higgins.
Martin Heston went TO Wolf Creek
Saturday evening to assume the
management Of the school at that place.
II. Il Gething and family arrived last
week from Colorado and will make their
home at this place. Mr.. Gething is a
miner by profession.
Chas. Winner arrived in town Friday
evening from Portland. after spending
some time in eastern Oregon. He went
out to Waldo Saturday.
j. l.. Downing, of Ashland, came
down Thursday evening to attend the
bedside OF his brother, f. T. Downing,
during the latter's illness.
j. II. Ahlf, for many years prominent
among our business men left on Monday
morning for Germany, where he will
visit his old home for time.
Miss Nell De Peatt arrived here
Thursday and has assumed position in
the confectionery and ice cream depart
ment Of the establishment Of II. Peter
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Harmon, Miss
Elsie Green and Mrs. Edith McGregor
were among those who attended the
|. o. o. f. celebration at jacksonville
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Grimes came up
from Portland and will occupy Jas.
Byrnes house. Mr.. Grimes has secured
a position as hostler at the round house.
-Plaindealer.
Prof. John 7. Meakin, Head Camp
lecturer, Of the order Of Woodmen OF the
World will deliver lecture here on
Friday evening next TO members Of the
order and friends.
Chas. Lott and son Arthur, who have
spent month at Grants Pass, returned
home Monday evening, for short visit,
they will return In few days TO Hud-
son to work.-Cottage Grove Leader.
A. l.. Hart of Granville Ohio who