Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-07-27

the miners were having most en-
couraging success.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Swagerty came
in Thursday from Williams Bros. mil
near Murphy to bring their daughter.
Mrs. B. Hamilton and her children
to take the train for their home in
Spokane, after visit of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gigler, who con-
duct the G street bakery and con-
fectionery, have had a handsome cot
tage built on Fourth and H streets.
the work being done by NJ. 7. Utley
and j. Harper. and the first of this
week they moved into it.
Mrs. Charles Potter left Tuesday for
her home in Starbuck, Wash, after
spending month in Grants Pass on
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Swain. Mr.. and Mrs. Potter
were former residents of this city
and he is now conducting q meat
market in Starbuck.
Fred Croxton left for his home at
Portland Friday after having spent
the past two weeks here looking after
his property interets. While here,
Mr.. Croxton. through W. L. Ireland,
sold his house ON B street and Gilbert
creek to Mrs. J. Pardee. Geo. E.
Rowland. the present tenant, will
remain in the house for another year.
DR.. W. H. Flanagan went to Port
land Friday to accompany home Mrs.
Flanagan and their daughter Wini-
fred and Tuesday they returned to
Grants Pass. Mrs Flanagan had been
in Portland for several weeks where
she had an operation performed. She
is now fast reeaining her strength and
is able to be about but it will be some
time before she will fully regain her
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. p. Cramer re-
turned home Saturday from their Sea-
side and Portland trip, not greatly
impressed with Seaside as Summer
resort, as there are no natural attact-
ions aside from the ocean itself and
the hotel accommodations we're not
even up to the ordinary. At New
port, however, there are innumerable
natural attractions at a short distance
from the town which afford very
pleasant side trips.
Mr.. and Mrs N. G. Bates and Mr..
Bates brother, q. F. Bates, from
and the latter's wife, will
leave Tuesday for Steamboat at the
foot of Grayback mountain for 10
days outing. Mr.. and Mrs. O. F.
Bates will arrive in Grants Pass
Sunday from Montague During the
time that Mr.. Bates is out of the city
his partner, Charles Williams, will
have charge of their barber shop and
with the aid of an assistant accom-
modate their patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Green. now
general merchandise
store on North Sixth street, will
move their stock of goods to Provolt,
where they will engage in business.
They have arranged with S Provolt
for the erection of building at the
forks of the Applegate and Williams
roads and they expect to be occupying
it by the last Of August with their
store. Mr.. and Mrs. Green are ener-
getic and strictly reliable and as they
will have an advantageous location
will be certain to secure a good trade
for their store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lister and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Lister got back Tues
day from two weeks outing at the
coast. They first went to Crescent
City, but the weather being cold aud
foggy they only spent two days
when they came back to Gasquets.
There they found delightful camp
ing place ON Smith river The dis
tance was just great enough from the
ocean to avoid the fogs and raw
winds, yet to give a bracing air that
was very refreshing and the party
were able to enjoy the pleasures of
to the fullest extent.
George Won der HELEN. son of
Hon II. Won der HELEN, of Wellen,
Jackson county, was in Grants Pass
Wednesday and arranged with Mana
ger A c. Hnofer To be assaYer at the