Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-02

from Michigan to look over this part
of Oregon.
c. NJ. Lenalley, of Portland, was a
Grants Pass business visitor Monday.
Geo. A. Cable, of Portland, spent
Monday in Grants Pass on business.
Miss Gladys Wilcox, of Woodville,
was visiting Grants Pass friends Mon
day.
Samuel Hunter was up from Glen
dale Monday looking after business
and calling on friends.
Ira s. Hill came up from Portland
Monday to install the heating plant
at the new school house.
]. NJ. scudder, of Williams, was
transacting business in this city Mon
day.
Miss Letitia Hastings, of Eagle
Point, was Grants Pass visitor
Monday.
W. S. Stearns and ". e. wads-
worth, of Portland, were Grants
Pass business visitors Monday.
Mrs. Pearl Darlington, who has
been visiting with relatives In this
city, left Sunday for Rockford, III.
Will A. Woodward, of Portland,
was visiting and transacting business
in this city Monday.
Fred Styke arrived here Monday
from North Bend, Ore, to look over
the country and attend to business
matters.
]. B. Wolverton, wife and mother,
Mrs. S. w. Wolverton, left Monday
afternoon for Los Angeles, where
they expect to spend the winter.
F. ]. Hazelton, of Central Point
was looking over the city and shak-
ing hands with old friends here Mon
day.
Mrs. E. Sanborn, of Central Point,
visited in this city Tuesday, return
ing on the afternoon train to her
home.
Alex H. Ferguson came up from
Salem Monday to spend few days
in this city attending to business
matters and visiting with friends,
Rev. D. H. Leech went to Harris
burg Sunday to remain several days
with friends and attending to church
duties.
Mrs A. II. Gunnell went to Jeffer-
son Sunday morning to be with her
grandparents in their trouble caused
by the burning Of their home at that
place Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Moon came
down from Central Point Monday
J evening to remain in this city for sew.
! eral days on account OF the illness OF
their infant daughter.
Miss Katherine Chapman visited
over Sunday with Mrs. e. Tryer, of
; this city, and returned to her home
at Jacksonville Monday afternoon
: Miss Chapman is in the millinery
business at Jacksonville.
Grant Tooker and H. Tooker ar
rived here Monday from Wakonda
, S. D., and have been looking ovel
: the southern Oregon country will
) view to purchasing property here
7 as they are much pleased with thi
d. part Of Oregon.
= Mrs. Mary Hildreth returned L
, this city from klamath Falls Mon
day evening. She was accompani'
3 by Mrs. Lizzie Smith, department
: president of the w. r. c. TIL
ladies have been looking after bust
ness matters pertaining to this orde
in the Klamath country. Mrs. Smitl
-, left Tuesday morning for Rosebure
L. r. Parker, OF Portland, was 4
this city Monday looking over tn
. fruit lands in this district. Will
here he drove out TO the Rogue Rive
:, Orchard company's tracts near Mer
lin and purchased an orchard trac'
Mr.. Parker expects TO make thi
place his home in the very near II
ture.
e c. w. Trlplett, OF Hugo, who wa
in town the latter part OF the weel
j Is an enthusiastic booster for tn
Hugo country He says that ther
! has been more clearing OF land an
= planting and other development I
u that country this year than for man
u years past.
Mrs. J. d. Fry has been visitln
al with Mrs. r. L. Taylor at Medfor
e the past week and informs us thi
IS Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are so muC
10 impressed with Grants Pass thi
D. they contemplate disposlng OF the
interest at Medford and moving
Ig Grants Pass. The Courier will We
a come Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor TO u
city.
Is Miss Margaret Doran, former
OF Grants Pass. and Wallace