Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-11-24
A. U. Barnard returned Thursday
from business trip to Portland.

malta Pool, are visiting this week
with Grants Pass friends.
Miss Margaret Jewell, who is d
trained nurse in Good Samaritan
hospital in Portland, is spending two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Jewell, in South Grants
Pass.
Mrs. Louis Purdy left Monday
morning for her home in Grants Pass.
Mr.. Purdy expects to leave here in a
couple of weeks and will 90 into bust
ness at that place. Klamath Falls
Republican.
Mrs. Edward Hubbard, formerly Of
this city. but for the last two years
residing at Boise, Idaho, is in the
city, on visit to her father. in la W
and motber-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
H. Hubbard
Benjamin Bull was in Grants Pass
for several days this week visiting his
daughter, Mrs. J. E. Verdin. Mr..
Bull is a California pioneer of 1851
and came to Waldo in 1857 where he
mined for several years. In 1861 he
moved with his family to the farm
near Wilderville where he has since
resided.
B. f. Banks, Sr., and his son,
Arthur and daughter, Miss Viola have
come to Grants Pass from Rockford,
ILL.,, to spend the Winter here. They
are now guests at the home of Mr..
Banks son. B. F. Banks, Jr, and if
they like the country after spending a
winter here they will become resi-
dents of this city,
Mrs. ]. W. Searer and daughters,
Miss Mamie and Mrs George Pickett,
arrived here Tuesday and are visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
They were former residents of | rants
Pass, hut now reside in Moscow,
Idaho, and are on their way to that
city, after some time spent in visiting
in Southern California.
II. Ray Beckman, after spending
two weeks in Grants Pass ON visit
to his brother. Rev. @. o. Beck
man, left Monday for his home in
Terre Haute, Indiana. Mr.. Beckmsr
is preparing himself for either jour
nalism or law and will enter De Pauw
University, on his return East, tC
take post graduate course in litera
tnre. He was graduate from d.
Paw last spring.
Mrs. 7. Y. Dean was taken to Port
land on the Saturday evening train t
have surgical operation to reliev,
her of the affliction of floating
kindey Mr.. Dean, and DR.. Il. E
Smith accompanied her. DR.. Smith
returned Wednesday and he state
that Mrs. Dean rallied we'll from tn,
operation and that size has a goot
chance for regaining her health. Mr.
Dean will remain with Mrs. Dean un
til she is able to return home.
Hon. W. NJ. Colvig, one of the lead
ing lawyers of jackson county, an,
whom the OreRonian in its write-u
of the Portland business mems ex
uursion to Rogue River Valley, stylel
the Bill Nye Of Southern Oregon, b.
reason of the humorous speech tina
he made at the Jacksonville recep
tion, was in Grants Pass Friday an
Satuday on business with his partner
Geo. H. Duham. in connection with
number of important law cases the
have in the next term Of circuit court
Rev. c. o. Beokman went to Med
ford Wednesday morning and rename
there until Thursday evening when h
returned home. The principal objeC
of the trip was that Rev. Beckms
. may attend the Ministerial Associatio
Of the Eugene District OF the MethC
dist Episcopal church, and to max
the acquaintance of the other mimi
ters of his denomination holding al
pointments with the jackson count
1 churches. Mrs. Beckman accompaI
led Rev. Beckmsn and will be I'll
guest Of ladies of the Medford Meth'
: ist church who have invited her
. visit them.