Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-14


acres on Evans creek, three miles
from Woodville, was in Grants Pass
Saturday. Mr.. Taylor is engaged in
dairying, and is doing quite we'll in
the business.
Mr.. and Mrs, N. G. Bates spent
last Sunday in Medford, which was
their former home, and where the
brothers of Mr.. Bates conduct one Of
the largest and finest barber shops in
Southern Oregon
Capt ]. NJ Mcintyre. manager OF
the Mcintyre Transpoi tation Com.
pany, the largest freighting concern
in Southern Oregon. went to Portland
Tuesday to spend a couple of days in
that city ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan of Chicago,
singing evangelists from the Moody
church and Bible Institute, will sing
and speak at the Christian church
Sunday, July l6, at II a. m. and 5 &c
p. m. All are invited.
DIR. W. +. Kremer and Mrs.
Kremer left Sunday evening for Port
land to VISIT the fair and the Doctor
will attend the American Medical
Association that meets in that city
this week. DR.. and Mrs Kremer
will return home next Monday.
Mrs Jesse B. Patrick and children
came up Wednesday from Roseburg tC
spend a week with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Patrick, parents of Jesse B. Patrick.
MIR. Patrick is a conductor on the
through freight ON the Roseburg-
Ashland run, and was Enabled to get
lay off at this time to visit the
home folks.
+. A. Clements, who is interested
in the store at Placer and also in
mines in that section, spent Monday
night in Grants Pass, a guest at the
home of his son, Attorney @. II.
Clements, and Mrs. Clements. Tues
day Mr.. Clements went to Woodville
on short business trip returning in
the evening to his home in Placer.
Hugh peArmond, who with his
father, L. c. DeArmond, have one OF
the large hop yards of Southern Ore
gon, left for Portland Sunday tC
spend week at the fair DIR. r.
DeArmond also went by the SAME
train to Portland, to take up hi
residence in that city, where he will
engage in the practice of his profes
sion.
II. G.. Bobzien returned home Tues
day after a two weeks stay at Port
land and Seaside. Mrs. Bobzien ant
the children will remain at the coas
for some time, as will also Mrs. Samp
son and her sister. Mr.. Bobzien il
very much pleased with the fair anC
particularly so with the government
exhibit which receives praise ON al
sides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Benson stopped
of Thursday to spend couple of day
in Grants Pass aud are guests at thu
home of County Clerk S. F. Ches
hire. Mr. Benson is son Of Judg'
H. L. Benson of KlaOhth Falls, anC
was a resident of Grants Pass at th'
time his parents resided here, Judg,
Benson at that time being principal o
the City High School
Mrs. II. l.. Gilkey and son Winfield
left Tuesday for Portland, where I
stop viii be made TO view the fai
after which she goes to hoquiam
Wash, to spend month with he
parents Mr. Gilkey aud Miss Wilni
will 90 TO Hoquiam in three weeks Il
spend week in the refreshing sci
breeze at that seaport, after whicl
the entire family will return home.
DR.. W. L. Williams, manager 70
the Buckeye Mining Company tina
has fine property on the head o
Slate creek, left Sunday for his hom
at Wilmington, Ohio. The Docto
will be gone about six weeks on busi
ness for his company, which is mad
up of Ohio capitalists. On his re
turu DR.. Williams will be accom-
panied by his family and also by hi
father aud family. aud all will be
come residents Of Grants Pass.
DR.. NJ. c. Findley aud Mrs Findie.
and children left for Portland Tuesda!
evening. They will visit the iair anr
DR.. Findley will attend the session o
the department of the American
Medical Association that il devoted l.
considering topics pertaining 10 eye
ear. nose and throat troubles Tn
Doctor will return TO Grants Pas
Saturday morning and be in his ofiic
that day. Mrs. findley will spend
month north and will visit relative
aud friends in Portland, Astoria an,
Seattle.
B. f. Ratolif, county attorney 70
Boone county. Indiana, and a promi
neDt lawyer of Lebanon in that state
has been 10 Grants Pass this week tax
ing look at Rogue River Valley. MI
! Ratclif is In Southern Oregon with
! view Of locating. the mild climate at
tracing him, a. his wife las had be
health somewhat impaired by the try
ing climate Of Indiana and must ~
, 10 a place where the weather Is fre
from heavy storms and violeI
. rlLanpeE Mr. RaIclin a not Il