Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02
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to spend Christmas.
Mise Myrtle Utley went to Medford
Thursday to visit friends.
John Millssp returned on Thursday to
Ashland after . visit 10 this city.
Mise Columbia Stevens returned last
week from visit in St. Louis, No.
DR.. E. B. Pickel Of Msdiord was in
town Friday on professional business.
r. q. Smith returned on the first oi
the week from his visit to San Francisco.
Alva Lamar, now Of Igerna, has been
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Miss Norah Sydow is spending the
holiday vacation at her home at Central
Point.
Carl Marvin, son OF Mre. F. E. Young,
has been visiting here during the holi-
days.
Rev. Robt. Booth returned last
Wednesday evening from q visit in
Eugene.
Miss Florence Akin is spending the
holiday vacation at her home at Nc
Minnville.
Mrs. J. O. Campbell visited in Rose
burg this week with her daughter. Mrs.
]. II. Booth.
Martin Perry and Brick Morgan Of
Sans Valley made . holiday visit in
Grants Pass.
Geo. H. Smith and s. J. Taylor came
up from Whiskey creek to spend Christ
mas In town.
Geo. W. Dorwin, the asssyer, now
located at Ashland, spent Christmas in
Grants Pass.
Fred lshsm and family returned on
Tuesday evening from Q two weeks ab
sence 10 Portland.
Mrs. d. Mccarthy and daughter,
Miss Anna, went to Ashland Saturday
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hubbard spent
Christmas at loves station with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Hubbard.
Frank Briggs returned on Saturday
from Ashland after several days spent
in that city on business.
W. H. Hampton returned last week
from California where he has been look
ing after his oil interests.
Miss Ethel Riddle. Of Riddles, spent
Christmas in Grants Pass, visiting
with relatives and friends.
Brakeman ]. K. Chausse has been
laying of for the past few days with
badly sprained wrist.-Tidings.
Mrs. Nettie Adams and little son and
Miss Julia Hamlin are here from Port.
land visiting with relatives and friends.
Geo. X. Quine, Kenneth Quine, and
Harvey q. Brown were visitors to
Grants Pass from Riddles on Christmas.
Presiding Elder D. 7. Summervills
went to Ashland Saturday and held
services In the NJ. L. church on Sunday.
A. l.. Edgerton spent Christmas here,
returning to Igerna Thursday night.
Mrs. Edgerton remained here for longer
visit.
Geo. w. Hare has purchased lot
Of b. Beach and will erect neat resi-
dence thereon in the spring.-Town
Talk.
Kenneth Miller has returned to
Eugene from Nieu Chwang, China,
where his father, II. b. Miller, is U. s.
consul.
,. W. Ament Of the Dry Diggings
mine returned last week from his trip to
Arizona and left on Thursday for
Chicago.
]. r. Mcknight Of the Grants Pass
Grocery Co A., arrived here last week and
will remain TO conduct the business ol
that store.
Ralph Woodford came down from
Mtdiord Tuesday evening to visit
Grants Pass friends and attend tn,
New Years ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Meas spent Christ
mas in town from the Greenback mine
Mr.. Meas is a machine man on th
Burleigh drill.
F. A. Glynn, foreman OF the stear
shovel crew In the Siskiyous, WAS /
tjwn Saturday on his return from Kerb
where he spent Christmas.
Rev. N. F. jenkins writes from Ca
son City, Michigan, where he is no
located. He says they are having fr
Christmas weather at that place.
s. X. Bristow, who was hurt
severely while working with one Of Il
railroad crews, 10 now able TO be out c
the streets in wheeled chair.
VIM. II. Train, Of the Greenba,
mine, has been spending a ChrIstm
vacation in town and enjoying Il
smusenaents furnished by Josephil
county's metropolis.
Mrs. A. U. Barnard arrived he
sstuSSsS<t evening from Brownsville
rejoin Mr.. Barnard. who assumes co
duct Of the Wilbur furniture hou
which he recently purchased.
q. d. Strstton started Sunday eveI
ing on his return to Spokane. Was
Mrs. Stratton will remain to make
Inger visit with her relatives AT
friends In southern Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Demaree return,
on Saturday to the Greenbsck mil
after spending Christmas in town. N
Dsmsree now holds the responsib
position Of tim herman at the mine.