Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-08

III 0IAutS tdeS 0uuudy.
Harry Siters Of Ashland was reg.
istered at the Josephine Monday.
Miss Agnes George returned from
Oakland, Ore, Sunday morning.
W. NJ. PendIeton of Medford. visit.
ed Josephine county's capital Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Mike Clemens left last
Saturday for San Francisco to view
the fleet.
G. d. Welter was in from his saw
mill at Selma to spend Sunday with
his family.
N. Bates and family went to Glen
dale Wednesday for months camping
expedition.
Geo. G. Henry of Elgin. ILL.,. has
been attracted to Grants Pass and may
decide to locate
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Eton are among
the newest acquisitions to the populs-
tion of Grants Pass.
Chas. Crow OF Merlin was in the
city Monday after having spent the
winter in the hills.
Otto Taubert of Cripple Creek,
Colo, was viewing the exhibit at the
Commercial Club room Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. johnson of
Oregon City, were in the city the first
of the week looking for location.
Mrs. T. b. Cornell was called jeff.
erson last Saturday by the illness o.. q
nephew who lis suffering from pneu-
monia.
j. W. Walton and 1. W. Wallace of
Wichita. Kan, arrived here Tues
day and expect to invest 10 Josephine
county.
81. G. Smith Of White Water, Wis,
has been looking about Grants Pass
this week with a view to locating
here.
Mrs. Anna. Horn started for San Fran.
cisco Sunday to view Uncle Sans big
war vessels, which will arrive at the
bay city to-day.
O. S. Sharp went to Frisco Monday
to visit friends and incidentally to see
Uncle Sans fighting fleet from the
east side.
g. II. Durham, accompanied by Mrs.
E. F. Berger Of Seattle. returned home
from Portland Wednesday Mrs. Breger
will visit here for fortnight or more.
D. A. Carson and wife of Chicago.
were in the city last Friday looking
over the town and country with Q
view to locating permanently.
B. f. Bull of widerville left slab OF
slate at the Commercial Cub rooms
last Tuesday from his quarries. It IL
spendid specimen Of commercial
slate.
Mrs. A. S. Moore, wife Of, Ell.
State Treasurer Moore Of klamath
Falls, who had been spending mon tn
here with her sister Mrs. Hale, left
for her home Monday morning.
s. ]. Hawkins. who has been spend
ing the past ten days in the city left
Wednesday for Indian creek, just ovel
the line in California, where he II
operting a mine.
G. Fl. Brown and ]. E. Ingersoll
mining men Of Colorado Springs
Colo, were in Grants Pass Tuesday
looking over this section Of tn,
, country.
G. II. Garner returned Thursda,
morning from Baker city. He report
that crops in that section are mucl
moore backward than they are here
aud said that he was glad to get bacl
to Grants Pass.
, Miss Myrtle Sherman, who had beef
spending the week in the city will
her father. returned to Portland
Monday night where she is attending
st. Helen's Academy. She was &C
. complained as far as Roseburg by he
father.
Among the new arrivals who visited
the Commercial Club rooms Tuesday
were Will Scoville and wife of De
Moines Iowa, Prof. J. r. Campbell
of Westherford, Oklahoma, and ]. H
AmeIy of Philipsburg, N. J.
, DR.. DeArmond of Medford was il
Josephine's metropolis Tuesday.
:, Lee Nancy. one of the BARRIERS a
the Josephine tonsorial parlor, lef
D Sunday night for Portland for a
e operation on his left eye, which ha
' been bothering him seriously for som
= time.
Emil Burk of Cambridge, III.
i among the new arrivals in this sec
tion. He came Monday morning wit
I view to locating in Grants Pass
e provided he can find anything ths
u suits him. He recently disposed {
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