Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-07

Grants Pass Monday, attending to
business matters.
Mr., and Mrs. j. W. McColm, of
Wilderville, were Grants Pass visit
ors Saturday.
Henry Heffner, forest assistant on
the Siskiyou forest, was Grants
Pass visitor Monday.
Cloid Cargill and G. Baber return
ed Monday from Roseburg, where
they had been to attend the races at
that place.
Harry Smith and son, Harry Smith,
jr., went to Leland Tuesday morning,
where they will be busily employed
for some time in loading lumber from
their mill at Grave.
j. H. Simons, who has just return
ed from business trip to Ciniloa,
Mex, was in Grants Pass Monday Wis
iting friends, leaving in the afternoon
to join his wife at Gold Hill.
E. T. Rushton, a Portland en-
graver, and A. c. Hoofer, arrived in
the city Tuesday morning and on
Wednesday they leave for Del Norte
county to look over some mining
property.
c. L. Barlow, of Galice, was in
Grants Pass Monday and left on the
evening train for Portland.
l.. Lowder and Phillip Brown left
Monday for Centralia, Wash, where
they will spend some time on a busi-
ness and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Westphall, of
Leland, visited friends in Grants
Pass Monday, returning to their
home on No. 16 in the evening.
Mrs. T. ]. Powers spent Monday
with Grants Pass friends, returning
to her home at Glendale in the even
ing.
Mrs. P. F. Roberts suent Monday
visiting friends in Grants Pass and
returned to her home at Glendale
Monday.
Rev. Frederic NJ Brooke went to
Hugo Saturday, where he delivered
a sermon in the evening and return
ed to Grants Pass on the late train.
Mrs C. H. Sampson returned Mon
day morning from Portland, where
she has spent the past two months
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. H. L. Smith went to Glendale
Tuesday morning to join her hus-
band, Fireman H. L. Smith, who will
be located there for several weeks.
C. A. Pendry and II. z. Weber,
who have spent several days in
Grants Pass looking over their prop
erty interests near this city, left Mon
day morning on their return trip to
their home at Pedro Miguel, Canal
Zone.
Mrs. G. c. Walton came up from
Portland Monday morning to visit
with. Mrs. ,Kittie Fondon, Of this city
Mrs. Walton's home is at Crescent
City but she has been visiting friends
, at Portland and will remain in
Grants Pass a short time before re-
{ turning to her home.
C. Z. Harmon, of Loves Station, Is
| spending a few days in Grants Pass
. Mr.. Harmon has been in poor healtt
S for several weeks past and is taking
l short rest from business cares.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Sanborn anC
= little daughter went to Ashland Mon
l. day, where they expect to spend thu
= next two months. Mr. Sanborn hold
a position with the Warren Construc
: tlon company.
- Jack Gordon, Of San Francisco
has been spending the past few
days looking over his fathers rancl
about five miles up Rogue river
VIII Conley and family, Of Alden
Kan, have been spending a few day
with Mr. and Mrs. c, S. Morey an
. family, Of this city. They left Sat
i urday evening for their home 4
Kansas.
II The latest conveniences at tn
II new depot are the addition Of a |
. S. mail box and the installation OF
- telephone for public service. TIL
i number of the telephone is 225.
y George Hood, of Seattle, inyento
a of the Supreme Ore Washer, is !
- Grants Pass in the interests Of hi
q. invention which Is designed to saw
=, the finer values which escape in tn
- sluice box The machine is radica
.ly different one from any other ths
-, has been invented and is said to !
i. successful in operation.
a. Rev. Robert n Mclean, Of Por
land. arrived here Monday TO spen
. a three weeks vacation with his pa
ents Rev. and Mrs Robert McLeal