Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22
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FRANK Miller was in from Glendale
last Sunday.
Geo. Hermann was in from Cres-
cent City Sunday.
Freely Sawyer of Kerby was in town
Sunday and Monday.
Frank johnson of the Layton hotel
went to Galice Wednesday.
A. j. Fulk, the Kerby creamery
man was in the city Tuesday.
R. S. McConachie of Gold Hill
was registered at the Layton Sunday.
A. I. Potter left Tuesday for Los
Angeles to be gone couple OF weeks.
W. Duly and daughter of Crescent
City were in the city last Sunday.
P. A DeFries was down from Mer.
lin Wednesday looking up some mining
land locations.
A. b. Cornell. the Oregon Life
man. did Gold Hill last week, return.
ing Saturday night.
d. Taylor, circulation representative
of the Portland Telegram, was in the
city the first of the week.
Robert Hart. who is operating
quartz mine over on Picket Creek.
was in Grants Pass Tuesday.
Among the newcomers seeking a
location in or around Grants Pass is
P. @. Bosnian of Jackson, Mich.
Ed Allen came home from San
Francisco, Tuesday, where he had
been visiting for couple of weeks.
E. " Engles and wife left Monday
for their former home at Des Moines,
Iowa where they will make an ex.
tended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall left yester-
day for Seattle where they will spend
a couple Of weeks with their dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Boyker.
Miss Alfredo Smith came over
from Kerby Sunday and left for AL
bany Monday where she will spend a
few weeks visiting relatives.
l.. p. johnson, miner from San
Diego. Cal. arrived here last Sunday
having been attracted to this section
by the new gold strike on Williams
Creek.
A. F. Mcintyre, who has charge of
the coke haul for the Tskilma
smelter. was in town last Saturday.
The smelter will be started up about
the lst Of June.
]. p, Wagner of Forest Grove, who
is on the circulation staff of the Port
land Oregoniau. was looking after the
interests of that paper here the 6rst
of the week.
VIM. Grow, one Of the old pioneers
down near He'll Gate, below Merlin.
was in the county seat Tuesday. Mr..
Crow has been in this section Of
Oregon for the past so years. He is
now engaged in farming near Merlin.
Mrs II. NJ. Green left this week
for her former home in Missouri,
where she will visit her parents and
other relatives. Mrs. Green was for
merly postmistress at Provolt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Blasting, and
the latter's mother, Mrs. Brown, Of
Olympia, Wash, are in the CITY
visiting friends and at the same time
looking up a location for perma-
nent home.
Postmaster Donnell and Mrs. Don
nell returned home Monday from
Portland They went from here to
Riddle last Thursday, stopped at
Roseburg Friday and spent Saturday
and Sunday in Portland.
Mrs. Ollie Whitney arrived in the
city from Portlnad Wednesday morn
ing and she and her father, S. W.
Phillips who came here few weeks
ago. are now located on | street. Mrs.
Phillips who is still in Portland, will
be here as soon as school closes. 1t is
Mr.. Phillips plan to erect hne
family residence here during the year.
A. W. Silsby, formerly Of this citv
put now of Ashland, was in the city
Wednesday for the purpose OF moving
some household articles to his new
home. Mr.. Silsby was formerly
identified with the Silsby Lumber
Co. of this city. He has recently
purchased a large cattle ranch near
Ashland.
Supervisor of Forest Reserve An
derson returned Tuesday noon from
Portland where he had gone Sunday
night to look after land matters OF the
forest service He said the Portland
folks were olamoring for warmer
weather and Fastening OF the rose
bloom. that there may be an abund =
ance for the Rose Carnival. =
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