Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-08
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F. NJ. Calkins, the court reporter,
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F. NJ. Calkins, the court reporter,
came down from Ashland Friday.
Miss Sylvia Taylor visited in Ash
land last week on her way to San
Francisco.
W. H. Fallin has taken his oath of
office as assessor and has assumed his
official duties.
DIR. and Mrs G. R. Ray and
daughter came down from Tolo,
Thursday evening
Mrs. A. U. Barnard left on We'd
nesday morning for Berkeley, Cal, to
visit with friends.
Miss frankie Tozer returned to Ash
land Monday after visit with re a
tives in Grants Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Clevenger spent
New Years in Roseburg, visiting with
relatives and friends.
Mrs J. G Clark has returned to
San Francisco after visit at Leland
with her sister, Mrs, W. S. Webb.
Harry L. Andrews, book keeper for
the Old Channel Mining Co., at Galice
was in town last week ON business.
Will Fry returned on Sunday even
ing to Corvallis where he is student
at the Oregon Agricultural college.
]. W. Moore, formerly of this city,
has returned from Portland and is
now assisting at the Welch cloting
store.
Miss Mabel Smith arrived on Fri
day from Eugene, where she is a
student at the university. to spend a
vacation at home.
District Attorney A. L. Reames
returned to Jacksonville Friday from
Montana, whittier he had gone ON
professional business.
Rev. W. A. Smick of Roseburg will
occupy the pulpit at Bethany Presby-
terian church next Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cary of Sacra-
mento stopped here Tuesday morning
for a brief visit on their return from
visiting further north.
Ed White and Art lister went to
Portland Sunday evening to resume
their work at the dental college
after the holiday vacation.
E. @. Pentland, formerly of this
city, arrived here Tuesday morning.
He is now a solicitor and correspondent
for the Portland Oregonian.
o. P. Harvey left on Thumrsday for
Pennsylvania and will visit also at in
termediate points He will visit in
Pennsylvania with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Harth left on
Monday evening for California and
will spend a amonth or more visiting
at different points throughout the
state.
Jas. Rookard of Coos county re-
turned home on Friday after few
days visit here with Fred Blackman.
Mr.. Rookard is engaged in the log
ging business in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Rogers and
Col. W. X. Rogers left Thursday for
San Francisco. Work on their min
ing property, the Oregon Bonanza,
will be suspended until spring, when
it will be renewed
Frank Colvig returned on Monday
evening from Mt. Reuben where he
has been working at the Gold mine
and wood camp. He says the mine is
running short handed now on account
Of so many Of their men having come
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Simmons of
Tacoma arrived here Saturday and are
visiting with the family Of J. H,
Groxton near this city Mr.. Simmons
is former Grants Pass boy and is
now a railroad fireman running out of
Tacoma.
George Bacher left on Friday
evening on his return to Portland
where he is student at the dental
college. He stopped at Roscburg to
visit with his sister, Mr. j. NJ. Hans
brougl, going on to Portland Sun
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moss, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Booth, ]. O. Booth, J. T.
Peterson, Misses Minnie ireland,
Lnta Dunbar and Julia Hewitt, were
members of a party which left here on
Friday for Crescent City to make
final proofs on timber locations in
Del Norte county.
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