Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-11-06
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]. H. Ahlf was in Roseburg Satur-
day ON a business visit.
Mrs Sarah Carr spent Sunday visit
ing with her mother at Merlin.
Miss Myrtle Lee and Carl Rymer
We're visitors to Ashland Sunday.
]. c. Fades of Selma spent few
days in town last week ON business
visit.
Miss Elva Miller went to Ashland
Friday to visit with her sister, Miss
Eva Miller.
Mrs. ]. V. Layne spent few days
in town this week, returning to Med
ford on Tuesday.
Alex George of Kerby was in town
Saturday after load of freight for
Illinois valley points.
H. E. Brown, lately of Portland, is
occupying the position of foreman in
the office of the Mining Journal
Mrs. ]. @. Campbell went to Rose
burg Saturday to visit for a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. ]. H.
Booth
= A. II. Carson, horticultural com
missioner for this district. visited
Medford and vicinity Thursday ON
official business
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Moore and fam
lily arrived here Friday evening from
Missouri. They intend to locate per.
manently in southern Oregon.
Frank Colvig returned on Saturday
evening from the Harth mine near
Woodville where he has been assisting
in the development Of that property.
Mrs. H. c. Perkins and Miss Myrtle
Ireland. who accompanied the Perkins
surveying expedition during the trip
in the Cascades, returned on Sunday
evening after visit in Eugene.
Richard PIindle, of Chicago, presi-
dent of the Old Channel Mining Com
pany, left on Mondays train for his
return east after visit Of several
days looking after his mining in
terests in Josephine county.
j. d. Mock of Abba, Iowa, arrived
here Monday evening. He expects to
remain permanently and is well pleas
ed with our country Mr. Mock is
the father of our townsman a. II.
Mock, to whom his advent was a
pleasant surprise.
r. B. and Cratic Baber returned
Saturday evening after an absence
during the summer in eastern Oregon
and northern California. Cratic ha.
been very seriously i'll from blood
poison but is now steadily improving,
Fred Welch, we'll known throughout
Southern Oregon, and who lately ar
rived at Grants Pass from Dawson
Alaska, where he spent couple o.
years, is visiting with relatives ant
old friends at Crescent City, hi
former home.
o. G. Baker, one Of the former
proprietors of the Grants Pass Steam
Laundry, has leased the Roseburl
Steam Laundry for term of year
ana departed the. first of the week t,
take charge. ]. W. Baker will remain
in charge of the laundry in this city
DIR. o. E. Beard, wife and littl,
son, from Whitewood, South Dakota
are visiting relatives and old ac
quaintances in Grants Pass. DIR
Beard was formerly a practicinI
physician in this city but left her,
some eight years ago on account o
Mrs. Boards health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Crockett, o
South Bend, Ind, are visiting il
Josephine county, the guests of Mr.
Crockett's BROTHER Judge Garret
Crockett. Mr.. Crockett was her
three years ago and found our countr,
so pleasant that he decided to repea
the visit He is one of the proprietor
of the South Bend Tribune.
W. d. O'Brien, who was formerl,
engaged in mining enterprises il
Southern Oregon, stopped off Sunda.
for few days visit with friends il
Jackson county, while on his wa.
from Alaska to California. Since h
left here Mr.. O'Brien has travele,
over "A goodly portion of the globe
as a mining man. In the island 0
Sumatra he contracted jungle feye
and has not entirely recovered hi
strength yet, hut he figures that
few months of breathing Pacific Coas
ozone will fix him up all right -
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