Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-02-06
Personal

Miss Maggie Meade visited in Ash
land Sunday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hunter returned from
Ashland Thursday.
Miss As,ella Goodin returned from
Hillsboro Sunday morning.
Miss Maggie Tack of Crescent City lie
visiting here with her sister Mrs James
Trimble.
G. T. Billings Of Ashland made a
business visit here last week, returning
on Thursday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Stone Is here from Cres.
cent City, visiting her many Grants
Pass friends.
Miss Josephine and Ernest Sites
visited here Wednesday and Thursday
Of last week.
G. W. Bristow returned Wednesday
morning from visit to Arkansas. He
has been absent five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Woodworth left on
Monday for southern California where
they will make their home.
Miss Carrie George, Postal telegraph
operator at Medford, has been visiting
friends in Grants Pass this week.
H. T. Kessler, OF the Chicago Rack ct
store, returned last Wednesday evening
from business visit to San Francisco.
Miss Laura Parker came up from
Glendale Wednesday evening to partici-
pate in the benefit concert, returning
Thursday evening.
F. L. Coron returned on Saturday
from Portland where he had been attend
ing meeting Of the board Of arbitration
Of the grand lodge A. o. U. W.
JEFF Roberts, formerly Southern
Pacific employe here, has been visiting
Grants Pass lately. He is now engaged
in the stock business at Angels Camp,
Cal.
The s. p. d. & L. Office has been
removed from the store 10 the factory.
The new book keeper, Mr.. Gault has
assumed his position and is assisted by
Mrs. Bloom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Riddle left on
Friday evening for Eugene, VIII ere Nj
Riddle has an editorial position on the
Morning Register. Mrs. Riddle sto pped
at Riddles to visit for few days,
Ralph Stackpole returned this week
from San Francisco where he has been
receiving instruction in the development
Of his artistic talent. He has made a
commendsble advancement and will
become an artist.
]. W. Fitzpatrick OF the Eccentric mine
at Williams returned to McCloud, CAL,
accompanied by A. L. Chapman, super,
intendent Of the McCloud mills, who
has spent the past FIVE weeks in Jose
phine county.
M. @. Munson, the Sunday school
missionary, vas in town Tuesday after q
visit to Woodville, Winner and other
Evans creek districts. He left in the
evening for Wolf Creek, on his return to
Douglas county.
Rev.. NJ. Hunter, late Of Coquille City
has accepted call to the Christian
church, Of this city, aud will begin his
pastoral services here next Sunday
Mr.. Hunter has been preaching at eve.
ming services this week and has created
a very favorable impression. He is 9
young man, having been in the ministry
about five years.-Tidings.
s. r. Bristow ret urned on saturda,
from Portland where he had been
having artificial limbs fitted, replacin.
those lost in his severe injury on tn,
railroad. Ono leg was amputated JUS
below the knee and the other foot was
cut of, yet with the aid Of his artifcia
members, Mr.. Bristow Is now able L
walk without cane or other support
George B. Mcfarland, coast manager
for the Sunset Telephone company, il
now extending the lines OF that com
pany. Next summer the Sunset lin,
will be extended to Alturas and then oil
to Lskeview. The Sunset has SO.
phones In operation in Reno and tn
number is increasing daily.-Lskeviev
Examinsr