Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-06
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Barney Hall visited the Blr.1asuo
last week. ue Leuge
Mr, aod Mrs John Hackett are in
Los Angeles for the winter. "
Mrs. H Ellison is home again after
visit with friends in Medfopd.
MI and Mrs. ]. ]. Neal formerly
OF Crescent City are now residents Of
Grants Pass. VI
Attorney A. c. HouVb atteoaod
court at jacksonville for several davs
this week.
d. NJ GOrham of the Lucky Queen
district was Grants Pass visitor
Wednesday.
MI and Mrs Herman Heitman and
httle son are visiting Mrs. Heitman,
pare ts' Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nipper.
Mr. aud Mrs. George sabin. accom-
panied by the latter's mother re-.
turned this week from Portland.
E, M. Colwell has Just completsd
an addition to his residence, making
IL now house of eight rooms and
very cozy.
Miss Edna Disbrow returned Snn.
day to her school at Pickett creek
after visiting her parents and attand.
ing the institute at Medford.
d. Il. Gale, one of the thrifty or.
chardists of the Merlin country speo.
a couple of days .transacting business
In Grants Pass this week.
e. 81. Brown went to Glendale
wednesday on the lockout for business
Tor the National Protective Lev;on.
He is expected to return Saturday
W. Oraudlmere, who has been look.
Ing over Grants Pass for the past
three weeks left Wednesday for
Stockton, Cal.
Jake Pollock. who formerly resided
IN Grants Pass, was in the yity for A
couple of days this week bat reformed
wednesday to his Glendale home.
II isn't new baby in W. p.
Smiths home that makes him 30 good
natured his wife is using FoIger's
Golden Gate Coffee-her grocer griuds
it, ISL.
j. c. Basey, foreman of the Swas.
tika mine was in the city wednes.
day Purchasing supplies and securing
some needed repairs. He was accom-.
panied by H. York.
NJ. B. Griffin Of Crescent City was
In Grants Pass for several days re-
Gently and contemplates making this
place his home.
Master Fish Warden H. @. Nc.
Allister spent several days In this
city the early part Of the week in
speoting Rogue River with view of
solving the problem of protecting tho
fish.
Frank Jsntzer left the riddle of the
week for Booth, in Douglas county
where he will mine during the win.
ter. The Courier will make weekly
visits to him. giving the news of
friends in Grants Pass, and the sur
rounding country.
Chas. Bacon, for the past two years.
freight clerk at the 5. P. depot, has
left the service Of the company aud
moved to Eugene, where lie and his
brother, John l., will engage in the
tea and coffee business. Mr.. Bacon
has been in the employ of the South.
ern Pacific for the past eight years.
The hunting party. composed OF
Jas. Tuffs. Frank Schrader and Mil
lard Hall, returned from Peavine
early in the week, They were re-
warded for their trip bv securing
eight deer and other game. They
were gone about two weeks.
W. W. McElroy Of Butte, Monta ma.
is in this city with view of looking
over the country. He is a personal
friend of E. I. McKinstry, the real
estate man and 4. L. Coe, the dry
goods merchant. Mr.. McElroy is
gentleman of means and later may
take some interest in the country. He
will remain in Grants Pass for some
weeks.