Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-08-27

spending several weeks at Oresceh'
City.
Mrs. E. Hicks Snd children went
to Gold Hill Wednesday to visit Mr..
Hicks who is engaged in mining
there.
Dr. II. L. Smith returned this week
from the Shovel creek springs after q
short visit of recuperation at that
resort.
Herbert Smith has gone to Portland
and will spend some time at the hospi-
tai He has been in poor health for
some time.
Mart Mullen returned this week
from Idaho after spending the summer
there in the employ of the Golden
Rule Mining Co.
Mrs. c. X. Root and children start
ed Monday evening for Waitsbure,
Wash, to rejoin Mr.. Root and make
their home at that place.
Miss Julia Hewitt started on
Wednesday evening for three months
visit with relatives and friends in
Minnesota and the Dakotas.
Mrs. J. NJ. Booth and Miss Ada
Smith returned on Tuesday evening
from Colestin, where they have been
enjoying a season of camp life.
Mrs. C. G. Presley went to Port
land Friday evening to rejoin Mr.
Presley, who left few days previous
ly, and visit for time in that city.
Geo. w. Winner, the well known
citizen of Waldo, was in town this
week on his way to Crook county,
where he expects to make his resi-
dence in future.
Ed. Jordan, formerly one Of our
well known young men, is here this
week from Eugene, where he has been
located for several years past. visit
ing with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Telford of
Galena, Ill, are visiting here with
Misses Hattie and Emma Telford, who
had not seen their brother for nine
years prior to this visit.
Floyd Patrick returned this week
from Oakland, Ore, where he has
been in the photo business with Jose
X. Nelson. He has sold his interest
in the business to Mr. Nelson.
W. JIG. p. Cramer aud two sons, of
Omaha are visiting here with his
brothers, T. p. and Geo. Cramer.
They arrived last Wednesday evening
and will make two weeks visit,
Miss Carolyn Umphlette returned
on Thursday evening from a two
weeks vacation at Colestin. She
visited few days in Ashland on her
return, with Miss Agnes George.
J. NJ. John has been filling the posi-
tion of assistant in the Grants Pass
post office during the past week, Mr..
John is familiar with post office work
and was the first deputy post master
in Grants Pass.
nr. and Mrs. s. X. Spalding and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Ballou, of Oma-
Ina, visited few days in Grants Pass
this week at the homes of their form
er friends, L. L. Jewell and T. p.
and Geo. Cramer.
Mrs. d. l.. Green went to GalioC
Saturday to rrjoin Mr. Green and hel
daughters, Mrs G. L. Harmon ant
Miss Elsie Green who are spending
several weeks in a visit of recuper
alton at the mine,
Miss Jessie Scoville returned OF
Saturday evening to Portland wherl
she is employed as nurse at the Port
land Sanitarium. She came in from
Kerby Friday and loft for Portland
on the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hale Thompson
and John Il. Harvey, of the Old Chan
mel Mining Co., arrived here from
Chicago last week and have beer
looking over the mining properties o
the company at Galice.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey Howe anG
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Myrick have re
turned from a trip to Crescent Git!
and went out to the Greenback min
ON Wednesday. Mr.. Howe is heat
amalgamator at the mine
Rev. G.. W. Black of Burns, Ore.
the first pastor Of the Baptist churcl
in this city, started Friday with hi
family on his return TO Burns, sfte
weeks visit in Grants Pass. The.
visit for a few days IN Ashland ol
the way.
Mrs. L. l.. Jewell left on Monda,
evening for an extended trip in th
east and will be absent about thre
months. She will visit at numbe
Of different places throughout tn
eastern states and Will go as far eas
as Hartford, Conn.
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ Kitchen Of Stay
ton started Friday evening on thei
return after visiting several daysi
Grants Pass at the home Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Geo Hansen. They stopped owe
at Glendale to visit their daughter
Mrs. +. h. Bowersox
Guy Gravlin Of Grants Pass, arri,
ed the first of the week to ride for OIL
Peterson during the racing seasor
Gravlin has been visiting the count
for the past four years with DR.. Al
bot, the trainer, and is considered /
be very competent jockey d,
Norte Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Hoskett Of Je
ferson CITY, and Mr. and Mrs QuinC