Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08

Miss Luoie George came in this
tion as teacher in the Giants Pass
High school.
Geo Wilson of Cbetco was in
Grants Pass this week. visiting W..
L. Taggert Mr. Wilson went to
Portland and will stop off again on
the return trip.
Mrs A. E. Voorhies and son Earle
went to Portland Wednesday to spend
few weeks, where she will meet her
parents who come from Michigan and
they will all return to Grants Pass
H. B. Luce, formerly of Forest
Grove and once prominent figure
In Oregon politics and journalism.
but now a miner of Hollapd district.
was in Grants Pass for several days
the first of this week.
Robt Van Buskirk and wife started
Wednesday for La Cananea. Mex. &,
where MIR. Van Buskirk will en-
ngage in mining. Mrs. Van Bus
kirk's mother and brother are now
residents of that place.
County Superintendent Lincoln
Savage returned Sunday from Port
land, where he attended the sessions
of the National Educational Assccia-
tion ard also saw ths sights at the
Lewis and Clark fair.
J. J. Brown, we'll known pros
pector was in Grants Pass Wednes-
day. Mr.. Brown has lately been
prospecting on Taylor creek, but not
striking it rich he Will return to
Grave creek, where he has a good
claim.
Mrs. W. T. Goulder is enjoy ing a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Mary
Z. Dawes, of Winchester. Va, and
Monday Mrs. Goulder took her
mother to Portland TO spend week
with her in seeing the attractions of
the Lewis and Clark fair.
Mrs. Ed. Binns, who with her
daughter has been at Cinnabar
Springs for the part two months, re-
turned home Tuesday. Mrs. Binns'
health, which had been po rly, was
greatly improved by the waters Of
that famous spring.
Martin Riggs and G. X Riggs OF
st. Mary's. father and brother of b,
W. Riggs, arrived this week to spend
some time At present they are hunt
ing on Peavine mountain. Martin
Riggs, the father, visited here six
years ago but the brothers have not
met for % years.
John Kearney, who is second
cousin to the late General Phil
Kearney, the famous soldier, had the
pleasure of visit Tuesday and We'd
nesday from John Carey, of Mari
nette, Wis. The two were boyhood
friends and their meeting after long
years of separation was very delight
ful to both the old gentlemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ConkilD ant
daughter, Evelyn and Gladys left fol
Portland Thursday where they will
spend week viewing the fair. While
in Portland Mr. Conklin will atten(
the annual meeting of the Oregon
Press Association, of which lie is Z
member, and an ex-president, t
represent his paper the Oregon Mining
Journal.
Mrs. II. Jurgens and children weri
in Grants Pass last week guests at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Schmidt
after closing their home in Glendale
and while waiting for Mr.. Jurgens Il
get their house in Medford furnished
Mr.. Jurgens has been section boss a
Glen dale and he has been transfareC
to Medford where he will have charg
of the sec ion at that place. SUNDAY
Mrs Jurgens and children left TO
Medford to take up their residence il
that city.
Miss Chloe Mckenzie and Miss Eyi
Winner, two popular operators IN tn
local telephone exchange, left TO
Portland this Friday morning Il
AXE their well earned vacation, Mis-
Winner will only be absent weel
while she can view the sights at tn
Lewis. and Clark fair, but Miss Nc
Kenzie will be absent for longc
period, she stopping on her wac hac
at Eugene to make q visit with rela
tives and friends. During their ah
sence Miss Jernie Euggerth will as
sist in the telephone office and vii
vie with the other young ladies.
b. o. Nc Culloch returned Tuesda
from Coquille, where he has spen
the last two months with q son, VIII
conducts an abstract Office in tina
town. Mr. McCulloch will shortl
leave for Prineville where he wi
spend couple OF months with anothC
son, who has an abstract Office /
that town. Mr.. McCulloch does NJ
care to spend a winter in the rigorou
climate of Prineville so he will r,
: turn to Grants Pass to enjoy the mil
weather Of Rogue River Valley.
Ernest and Walter Paddock, aft,
spending nearly three weeks in Gran
Pass guests of their brother W.
Paddock and Of their uncle j b. Pa
dock, left Monday for Portlant
where they will spend week in SCI
ing the Lewis and Clark fair att
which they will go to their homo
North Loup, Nebraska. The your
e men we're accompanied to Portlar
J by their brother, W. A. Paddock, an
t their cousin, Miss Stella PaddocI
who will spend week in that eli
seeing the fair after which they wi
Q return home.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Swain and the
, son l.. W. Swain aud the latter
. daughter. Miss Lula, left Mondl
morning for their home at Nircqu
Wis The party spent 10 days
. Grants Pass on visit with Mr.. al
2 Mrs. A. L. Swain and family, J.
: Swain being a brother of 4.
!, Swain. Mr. Swain and his party h.
" been to the Lewis snd CLARK fair al
G returned to their home by way Of Ca.
;, tornia. They had good words
Il Grants Pass but being well situ
ted on fine farms in isconsin nj
. not move West.
II Edwin Smith of this city and O
Of the well known pioneers Of Snut
ern Oregon, lad the pleasure Of
a visit from brother whom he had G
B. seen since they separated IN Peuns'
q, vania 81 years ago, one 10 20 to I
Pr South one 10 the West. This 10
is separated brother is Prof Robert
he Smith Of Gteensborough, Georgi
at He came from Georgia by way