Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-07-10
PersonaI

Miss Myrtle Utley went to Ashland
Monday to:attend Chautauqua.
Ora Smith of Waldo was in town
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Miss Zella Kurth went to Sans
Valley Wednesday to visit for time
Mrs H. E. Chapman of Portland
has been visiting friends in Grants
Pass lately.
H. G. Perkins went to Six Mile on
Thursday to make some surveys in
that district
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis H. Stovall
went to Portland Thursday evening to
visit for a few daysl
L. B. Jamison, general foreman of
the Strong group of mines near Waldo,
was in town Monday, returning home
on Thursday.
Mrs. j. r. Casey and daughter Lena
of Ashland spent the Fourth with
friends in this place.
J. G. Mitchell and son, ]. b. Mitchell
took a bunch of 300 cattle to Gazelle
last week from this county.
VIM. Voolfolk came up from Port.
land to visit for short time and may
decide to return here to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Rowland made
a trip to Jacksonville Wednesday ex-
pecting to be absent few days.
Miss Lucie George of Kerby visited
for few days in Grants Pass this
week, returning home on Tuesday. I
Miss Hazel Patterson returned to
Roseburg on Wednesday after visit
here with Mr. and Mrs. r. ID. Wright.
Arthur Voolfolk arrived last week
from Sacramento near where he has
been employed as superintendent of a
mine.
John Robinson returned last week
from prospecting trip down Rogue
river. He went to the mouth of the
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Duck arrived
Wednesday from Roseburg, Mr..
Duck is S, p. fireman and is now
located here.
Mrs NJ A. Baldwin and daughter,
Miss Cora, of Ashland have been visit
ing here during the week with Mrs.
W. I. Coburn.
Mrs. Bertha Mccarthy and Miss
Daisy Meissner of Pokegama spent the
Fourth here, visiting with Mrs How
ard Robinson.
DR.. J. Spence, one of the owners
of the SpenceCass copper properties
near Waldo, was visitor to Grants
Pass last week.
Arthur L. Edgerton and family came
up from Igerna, Calf, to spend the
Fourth with relatives here. They re-
turned home Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Umphlette came down
from Medford Thursday evening to
spend the Fourth in this city. She
returned Sunday evening.
Geo. p. Furman has returned to
Grants Pass from the Rising Star
mine where he has Just completed "a
wood contract of 1000 cords.
Mrs. w. H. Freed, Mrs. Dennis
Stovall. Misses Mary Day, Opal
White and Maude Williams, and Egg
bert Robbins went to Ahsland We'd
nesday to attend Chautauqua.
Prof. and Mrs Narregan, of Medford
spent the Fourth here and visited with
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Freed. Prof
Narregan is leader of the Medford
band.
Miss lima Bergmuller, grand
daughter of Mrs. II. +. Brown, re-
turned to her home in Wisconsin Sun
day after stay of year or more in
this place.
DIR. W. s. Holt will be in Grants
Pass next Sunday and will speak at
the Presbyterian church in the even
ing. He will preach at Woodville
Sunday morning.
Roy Craig, Pearl Houck, John
Becker and Ralph Trefren went to
Jacksonville last Thursday evening
and spent the Fourth in that city, re-
turning Saturday evening
Herman Luethye returned ON Tues.
day to Althouse after spending a week
in Grants Pass. He is steadily devel-
oping his mine, the Gypsy Queen
which is making a first class showing
Perry McDaniels of Lakeview, was
in town last week. Mrs. McDaniels
has been spending few months with
Mr. McDaniel's parents at Murphy.
They both returned to Lakeview thi.
week.
Mrs. J. S. Mccain of la Croix,
Wis, has been visiting at Kerby with
her brother, W. J. Gohres and left foi
her home on Sunday evening. She
has lately returned from Dawson
City.
Mrs. L. S. Trefren, Mrs A. L.
Houck, Miss Edna and Carl Houck
visited relatives and friends in Jack.
sonville on the Fourth and returned
to Grants Pass on Saturday evening,
train.
Prof and Mrs. +. Z. Young, Mrs.
j. W. McDougall, Mrs A. W. Silsby
and Misses Irma and Hattie silsby
went to Ashland Monady to attend the
Chautauqua. Prof. Young will give
instruction in steDography.
+. B. Gay returned Monday from
Grants Pass bringing with him his
daughter, Mrs. Chas Babcock. Mrs.