Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-05-08
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on business, intending to return Satur-
day.
Mrs. L. IL. Bristow, OF Ashland is
visiting in Grants Pass, the guest OF her
friend, Mrs. Frsnren.
Miss Hattie Silsby has returned home
after an extended visit with Mrs. Thos.
II. Simpson OF Ashland.
Mrs. Nellie Miller has returned home
after a visit of lew days with Miss
Bertha Ruble, Of Ashland.
Loren Adams and Frank Colvig came
IN Friday from near the Eureka mine,
where they have been working.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. S. Tucker came to
Grants Pass Monday from Trail, Jack.
son cou rty, 10 make few days visit.
]. NJ. RAIDER. formerly OF the Palace
Hotel, has position as carpenter on the
dam being constructed by the Ament
company.
Miss May Franzsn returned to her
home in this citv the first OF the week,
after visit OF several days with Ash
land friends.
ii. B. Hendricks, who with his family
recently arrived from Tillsmook, has
purchased the F. A. Hallock place on
north Sixth street.
]. II. Bish, principal OF the Woodvilie
school, has been elected teacher in the
grammar department OF the Central
Point school for next year.
X. Mcclure left Thursday for Cen
tralia, Wash, to make his future home.
Mrs, Mcclure and daughter went to
Centralia several weeks ago.
Presiding Elder D. T. Summerville, of
this city made a trip TO Oakland, Sun.
day to hold services. He will hold
regular quarterly services there.
II. H. McClung returned from
Weaver, Trinity county, Calf, Monday,
for business trip. He has been min
ing for the Sweepstake Mining Co.
Mrs. +. A. Hallock and children left
on Saturday for Everitt, Wash, to Join
Mr.. Hsllock who went there some time
ago. Mr.. Hal!ock is foreman in the
Robinson mill.
DR.. Robt. Leslie bade adieu TO his
many Grants Pass friends Monday morn
ing and boarded the train for the east.
He will spend month or more visiting
relatives and friends ia Iowa.
Lieut.. Siegenthsler OF the Salvation
Army, who has been stationed here for
the past 10 months, left for Corvallis
Wednesday. One OF the Corvallis off.
GERS will be transferred to this place.
B.A. Lowell, prominent iruit-grower
OF Woodyille, was in town Monday. He
reports that the prospects for a most
bountiful fruit crop are good and that
the recent frost did little or no damage.
Mrs. Alma Thomas, formerly head
waitress at Hotel Josephine, who has
been visiting her parents in Kansas this
winter, has returned to Oregon, and is
now at the Mcclellan House in Rose
burg.
Frank Colvlg and Loren Adams came
TO town on Friday from the lower Ili-
nois, where they have been engaged for
the past three months in running
tunnel on one of the Oregon Con-
soldated Mining Co.'S copper prospects.
II. c. Telford, OF Colestin came down
Thursday intending to do some carpen-
terng, but his health would not per-
NIT him to remain, and he returned to
the mountains Monday morning. The
higher altitude OF Colestin seems to
agree with him perfectly.
The Cass private car, after a halt OF
several weeks in this city, made its de.
psrture for the East. Saturday. While
here, the Csss people made an extended
visit with relatives and friends. They
returned by way Of northern route,
having come by way OF the Southern
states and Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hannah, of Grants
Pass are visiting with relatives at Yon.
Gala. They will stop over at Roseburg
on their return to this city, for a short
visit with relatives and friends there.
jeff Hannah went to RUseburg several
days ago, where he will remain for sew.
eral weeks.
W. +. Horn, after an absence OF sev-
eral weeks in Denver on mining business,
returned to his home in this city Sun.
day. Mr.. Horn says that he can see
increased activity in both mining and
q general way in Grants Pass since he
was here. He says that many people
Of the middle western states have their
faces turned this way. Southern Oregon
is bound to grow and prosper.
7. F. Kane, representing the Pacific
Miner, OF Portland, is in the city with
the view OF gathering data on Grants
Pass mining matter for that mining
journal. The publishers contemplate
itsuing a special illustrated edition on
Grants Pass as trade and mining center
and through illustrations, statistics and
descriptive matter show the great miner.
al resources and wealth Of our tributary
mining district. Mr.. Kane will be in
the city during the week and will also
visit the mines.
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