Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-09-06

H. h. Howe, the Placer mining
man was in the city on important
business, this week.
Miss Maggie Veatch returned home
Wednesday from . pleasant stay with
Eugene friends.
DR.. E. Van Note. Boise, Idaho,
mining man has been here. looking up
some important mining interests.
Miss Stella Paddock leaves today for
Gslice. where she will have charge of
the public schools for the next six
months.
Mrs. Annie Dorm who has been Wis
iting with her sister. Mrs. L. W. Rich.
ardson for a week or so. has returned
to her home at Rockland, Cal.
Miss Helen Clark returned Wednes.
day morning from her visit of nearly
six months with relatives in Mich
igan.
C.E. Glidden, one of the heavy own.
ers Of the Grants Pass Sash & Door
Co., came up from Sisson, CAL. to lock
after his extensive business holding up
this way.
Ernest Loebecke, an expert machinist
has arrived from the factory at Muske-
ogn. Mich. tn install some of the
new machinery in the new boz fac
tory.
/ G. N. Hathaway WAS in from the
Applegste Valley this week and re-
ports everything lovely out his way
and thinks things are in proper con.
dition.
]. W. Hobbs, US. Revenue Inspect
or of Eugene, has been in the city for
few days. looking after some mat
ters pertaining 10 the enforcement Of
Uncle Sans laws.
W. G. Page. . prominent Salt Lake
City mining man, accompanied by bis
wife has been making Q personal in.
spection of the promising mining
property in this locality.
Miss Hazel Hodkinson, who has
been night operator In the local tele-
phone exchange, for the past three or
four months, left Saturday for Eugene.
where she goes to accept . similar
position.
}. L. Coyls, q leading Hornbrook,
Cal. l.Emerchsnt was attracted to Grants
Pass this week, to have DR.. Findley
treat his ears and so we'll pleased was
he with the treatment that he proposed
coming back to remain for some time,
in order to be under the care Of this
successful local expert.
Miss Mamie Paddock left Tues.
day for San Francisco, where she goes
to sccspt the position Of assistant mis-.
sionary and to be associated with Rev.
Mr.. Travis, the Hamilton Square Bap'
tist church, having in charge the Jun.
ior work. She graduated from the
Baptist Training School and is admir-
ably equipped for this very important
work. A number of her warm frien ds
we're at the depot to bid her good bye
and to wish her well in her work.
Mrs. Mollie Bslding and son return
ed home Monday from a prolop geo
visit with Mrs. Belongs mother
back at Peterburg, Ill They. had the
pleasure of attending the Salem, Ill.
Chautsuqua, at Lincolns old home
curing their stay back that way. o.
course they have had fine visit, bu
like many another sojourner in thu
east, they are more than pleased Il
again get into the Rogue RiverVslley
The following trial jury has beef
drawn for duty in the circuit court o
Josephine county, which conyenes ii
this city, Monday, Sept. 90; G.. NJ
Savage, Russell McGsllaird, Ere,
Gumpert, W. B. York, Jno. O'Brien
Alonzo Jones, w, H. Patillo, iThos
Overton, Jos. Moss. S. S. Meny, W. f
q Wilson, Thos. Perry, ]. E. Hair, A
l.. Blodsett, O. A. Heryey, Gee
Hanson, IR. II. Gilfllan, II. f. Geth
ing, John Lucas. j. o. Booth, A. NJ
Bunch. A. c, Epperley, A. U. Ban
nard, W +. Brysn, W. II. Pollock
. c. G. Lind, b. W. Beldwin, Edwi
Smith, E. NJ. Spence, J. II. Kincai
, and.Harry Condit.
y Assistant Postmaster w. A. Newe
A has been out on trip over the net
' rural route which is TO be inauRurate
in the Upper Applegate country begir
ming with the 18th inst He went 0
his wheel and spent a couplesof day
soliciting for letS8 boxes and .foun
the peopleTvery muchsfpleased. wit
>, the new plan. He rsports that he. al,
found that a very ane fruit distrit
and that the crops this season are. q
y, oeptionally good.