Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-09-24
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Chas. Snow returned Tuesday from
his prospecting trip near Galice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White arrived
here last week to visit with Mrs.
Whites parents.
DR.. Richard DeArmond left Tues
day for Philadelphia where he goes
to enter a medical institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bickle, of Glen
dale, came up Wednesday for few
days visit with friends here.
Mrs. W. A. Moon, of Central Point,
came down Sunday evening to spend
a few days with relatives and friends.
FLASH is put up in 12-ounce
boxes, bevelled edged, to prevent
cutting the fingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur and
baby arrived here Saturday evening
from Roseburg and will spend some
time with Mr. McArthur's father.
C, A. Hunter, of Portland, general
agent of the Rock Island lines, was
in this city Thursday looking after
the freight business.
Bob Moser returned Tuesday from
a three weeks visit to Los Angeles,
Cal, and reports an enjoyable out
ing.
Mrs. r. NJ. Presley, of Ashland, is
visiting her son, Clarence, and caring
for the children during his wife's
absence in Portland.
Rev. j. A. Ellison, pastor of the
NJ. E. church, South, is attending con-
ference at Portland this week. Mrs.
Ellison left earlier to visit friends.
Mrs c. C. Presley, Mrs. ]. d. Fry
and Mrs. Ira Tomplsins left Wednes-
day for Portland to attend the
Women's Missionary conference of
the M. Il. church, South.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. LeMonte arrived
here this week from Idaho Falls,
Idaho, to visit with Mrs. LeMonte's
mother, Mrs l. j. Edwards, near this
city, and with her aunt, Mrs. Julia
Custer, of Grants Pass.
Misses Lucie and Agnes George
visited Ashland friends over Sunday,
and on Wednesday evening Miss
Agnes left for Seattle, where she goes
to take a position in a drug store at
that place.
j. p. Wells, superintendent of
Jackson county public schools, came
down from Ashland Tuesday to assist
superintendent Lincoln Savage, in
making out a program for the teach
ers' institute to be held October 27
to 80, inclusive.
Mrs. c. G. Brennan returned last
week from Little Shasta, Cal, in
order to allow the children to attend
the public schools. Mr.. Brennan re-
mains at Little Shasta, where he is
operating one Of the big traction en-
gines hauling lumber for the Spald-
ing Bros. mill.
II. A. Corliss, Henry Bacher and
Charles Gray left Wednesday morn
ing with the New Corlss Fine Gold
Saving Machine for Redding, Cal.
From there they will take the stage
for French Gulch, to the Corliss mine
where they expect to obtain much of
the yellow metal and it is safe to say
they will return to Grants Pass with
a good share OF the goods.
A. n. Parsons returned to this city
Wednesday accompanied by his wife,
son and two daughters, whom he
brought from Omaha, Neb. Mr.. Par
sons has been in the real estate bust
ness in this city for the past two
months but his family remained in
Omaha until he became settled He
is so well pleased with Grants Pass
that they will make this place their
future home.
Geo. M. Webster, Official photo
grapher for the Southern Pacific and
other roads connected. arrived in the
city Thursday morning and was at
once taken in charge by Secretary
Andrews, OF the Commercial Club,
and the two went to various points
in the county to photograph places
OF interest. From these photographs
colored lantern slides will be made
for use in a series OF illustrated lee
lures on Oregon which will be deliv-
cred throughout the east by noted
lecturers.
Sheriff Joe Russell returned last
Friday from hunting trip extending
over a period OF 21 days which was
spent in the eastern part Of Curry
county and the western part Of Jose
phine. He was accompanied on his
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