Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-02-27
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here this week from Siskiyou.
George Hall went to Ashland Thurs
day to spend few days visiting.
Assessor Chas. Grow went to Ashland
Friday for brief visit to that city.
E. E. Dunbar was in town Tuesday
from Wolf Creek on business visit.
Mrs. G. L. Bloom went to Eugene
Monday and may remain for some time.
q. NJ. Sites returned from Coburg
Thursday and went to Williams on
Friday.
NJ. w. Wilbur has been in town this
week from Washington, looking after
business matters.
Fl. G. Kinney left on Thursday for a
business trip to Northern California,
returning Saturday.
Mrs. r. P. Neil OF Ashland 10 visiting
in Grants Pass at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W E. Dean.
Alfred Holman, q member OF the
editorial staff OF the 0regonian, was in
Grants Pass on Friday.
Mrs. j. W. Howard and daughter,
Miss Euls, went to Williams Thursday
to visit with relatives.
Miss Anna Fiester, who has lately
closed a term of school at Kerby, visited
Grants Pass friends last week.
Capt. ]. L. G. Nash OF Mediord, re-
turned home Thursday after visit to
his mining property near Leland.
Miss Lucy and Harlan swagerty re-
turned to Woodville Saturday after a
brief visit with Grants Pass friends.
VIM. Headech, amalgmator for the
Greenbsck mine. returned on Thursday
from visit to California and Arizona.
Mrs. T. II. Simpson and son, OF Ash.
land, have been visiting here lately at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. silsby.
Mrs. ]. L. Fenton came down from
Ashland Saturday evening, called by
the severe illness of her brother, JEFF
Hanan.
Mrs. @. Neil OF Ashland and Mrs.
Hurd OF Woodvile are visiting this
week ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. G. Presley.
II. D. Stewart spent last week in the
Placer district and this week is making
a visit to Whlskey creek, looking over
the mineral field.
Miss Agnes George went to Ashland
Friday TO spend few days visiting with
her sister, Miss Lucie George, who is at
tending the Normal.
G. r. Johnston of Montana, who has
bonded the Peshastin mine on Silver
creek, owned by F. " Schaeffer, arrived
in town on Thursday.
Jim Chiles left on Sunday evening to
return to Dawson City after spending
the winter visiting with his relatives
and friends in this city.
Thos. Butts, the Placer merchant, was
here Thursday on business. Times are
lively now in his district, with the mines
all running at their fullest capacity.
II. NJ. White started Sunday for
Wisconsin and will be absent about a
month. His son will accompany him
on his return.
j. BARLEY, one OF the miners OF the
Galice district, was in town Monday.
He says there is plenty of water now
for every one and all the placers are
improving the season.
s. E. Ducommon was in town this
week from Holland, where he is now
engaged in developing his copper
property. He has five claims and the
present showing is very encouraging.
Miss Maggie Tack Of Crescent City
who has been visiting here with her sis
ter, Mrs James Trimble, went to Ash
land Thursday TO visit few days there
before returning TO Crescent City.
Mrs. James Franzen and daughters
Misses Nellie and Mae, arrived las
Wednesday evening from Ashland tC
rejoin Engineer Frsnzen, who is nov
located here, and make their home il
Grants Pass.
John +. Kelly, president OF the Booth
Kelly Lumber Co Of Eugene, was il
Portland recently. He reported thu
firm loaded up with Eastern orders
They are shipping long timber as far a
New York and Maine.-0regon Timber
man.
T. Z. Palmer left on Friday for Oak
land, Cal. to assume position at Fruit
vale, four miles from Oakland. Hi
departure is regretted by his man
friends In this city and he will b
especially missed in musical circles.
Mrs. Fannie Ellis, who has beer
visiting lately in Ashland with he
sister, Mrs. A. F. Eddy, spent ie'
days this week visiting relatives an
friends here. On Wednesday mornin
, she started on her return to Seaside
intending to stop over a day at GleI
dale on the way.