Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-28
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spent few days with Rev. Chas.
Hays last week.
NJ. F. Wright, of the Plaindealer,
Roseburg, was in Grants Pass, Satur-
day on business.
Prof. Young and party returned the
first of the week from their camping
trip to Waldo
Mrs J. L. Gault went to Portland
last week intending to be absent
several weeks
Rev. Daughters is at Colfax, Wash.
spending the week with Mrs.
Daughters.
Miss Florence Marshall of Iowa is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
@. II. Marshall.
Miss Elva Wimberly, of Roseburg,
is visiting her sister Mrs. G. L..
Clevenger of Grants Pass.
Mrs, j. Barneburg has returned to
her home at Medford after visit
with Grants Pass relatives.
Miss Marjory Kinney went to Port
land Thursday to visit the Mclean
family and other friends.
Mrs. c. L. Mangum and daughter
returned from their visit to San Fran
cisco last Thursday evening.
Nathan Fullerton left Monday
morning for Roseburg where he will
spend week with his parents.
Q. W. Thompson of the Greenback
mine was in Grants Pass last week
with Mrs. Thompson and daughter.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fisher and daughter,
Miss Leonora, who have been spend.
ing several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rowland, returned to Port
land Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Van Dyke, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Howard and Miss
Eula returned from Newport Monday
afer spending several weeks at that
resort.
Prof. Van Scoy is in the county
this week in the interest of the Ash
land Normal He visited Althouse
and Kerby with Superintend dent
Savage.
-- Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Harvey returned
Saturday evening from Chicago after
a six weeks visit with home people.
They went out to the Old Channel
mines Monday morning
Y Editor Chausse, of the Observer, has
been busy cutting the wind' of late
with a new motor cycle, of the Marsh
pattern. The wheel is the same make
as those owned by Carl Gentner and
Herbert Sampson.
W. J. Wallace of Wolf creek was in
town Wednesday. Mr.. Wallace has
sold his farm, three miles east of
Wolf creek, and will move to Curry
county where he will have a ranch
near Port Oxford.
The camping party composed of T.
+. Croxton and daughter, Miss Osyth,
Misses Edna Parker and Madge Mar
shall and Will Ireland returned on
Wednesday from a two weeks trip to
Crescent City and Smith River.
They had a splendid time. One of
the features of the trip was the
basket buying from the Indians.
All of the Chicago people, recently
here, departed Monday morning on
their return home, with the exception
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis. These two
will remain over several days. They
express themselves most highly
pleased with Grants Pass and its out
look.
j. W. Baker, the laundryman, was
up from Grants Pass Monday. While
here he arranged for Geo. King to
drive his wagon here. The laundry
Office will remain at the Rialto cigar
store. -Medford Mail.
Mrs. ID. H. Stoval has received one
of the prizes offered by the "House.
keeper" an eastern home journal, for
the best amateur photos submitted to
them in a recent contest The title
OF the photo is "Hulling Straw
berries" and represents Grants Pass
girl hulling aJbasket of Josephine
strawberries. The photo was taken
by Premo camera purchased [from
A. L. Voorhies.
A. E. Voorhies of the Courier,
visited the Eureka mine the latter
part of last week The Eureka is one
of the best equipped and leading
mines Of Southern Oregon. The
new machinery is the best and most
modern to be had in quartz mining
operations. A complete electric light
plant and steam drills are among the
features Of the Eureka's equipment.
Ten stamps are operated. The mine
is opened up to good depth and ex-
hibits an extensive body Of high grade
ore.
Peter Solomon, an Armenian
student of one Of the missionary col
leges in his country, has been in
Grants Pass this week soliciting
funds for the support of orphans
among his people. Mr.. Solomon is an
Arch-deacon in the HISTORIAN church
and has travelled through India,
Colombo, China and japan in the in
terest Of this work, He has been In
America only since June 10 Of this
year but speaks English fairly well.
He has received the endorsement Of
missionaries in all the countries in
which he has travelled and the clergy
If fhfa uasgets.. l. L.,