Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-09-16

business visitor in Grants Pass
Wednesday.
S. A. Berge, of Miller, S, D., is in !
Grants Pass and is looking the val |
ley over with a view to investing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morphy and
baby were Grants Pass visitors from
the Granite Hill mine, Tuesday.
E. C. Crosby spent several days
here the past week and looked the
country over with view of locating.
]. A. Wakefield, of Tulso. Okla,
isinvestigating the opportunities for
investment in the Grants Pass coun-
try
Teams have been hauling mining
machinery to the Oscar Creek mine
during the past week, where a iredge
is being installed.
Barney Hall has just added to the
equipment of the Grants Pass Iron
& Steel works a new Crescent band
saw, for use in pattern making.
Vernon Anderson came in from
Kerby last Saturday to join his
wife, who has been visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Coron,
Mrs. Willis Spear and Miss Elsie
Spear, mother and sister Of Mrs, w.
V. Johnson, arrived Tuesday from
Sheridan to spend couple of weeks
visiting.
Professor V. X. Froula, formerly
principal of the Central high school
at st. Paul, spent last week in Grants
Pass. He is intending to locate
here permanently
Rev. F. c. Lovette will speak at
Medford Sunday afternoon in the In
terest of the temperance cause at a
two-days' temperance gathering to
be held in that city.
Miss Cora Lamar returned to hel
home in this city Tuesday evening
, from Vancouver, Wash, where she
, has spent the past six months will
relatives and friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Anderson, o
, Kearney, Neb., spent few days II
G our city looking over the country
leaving on the northbound trail
;, Thursday morning for Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Lamar an
: little daughter arrived here Tuesda
e evening from San Luis Obispo, Cal
: to visit with Mr. LaMars father, +
|. ]. Lamar, and family, of this city.
l. Mrs. George Kearns and son, Dor
aid, and daughter, Miss Pearl, lei
It Tuesday for Salem, where they wi
Is attend the fair and visit with rel;
l. tives for the coming two weeks.
81 C. f. Ryckman went to Lelan
IL Wednesday morning to attend
D. business matters for his father-ll
law, r, NJ. Johnson, who is not VI
d. able to leave his bed since his recel
r severe illness.
le Mrs. NJ. p. Anderson, 70S East
y street. cordially invites you to a
u tend her Fall Millinery Openin
III Thursday, September Is, at whit
select line Of the latest noveti
III and French patterns will be show
-, Mrs. r. A. \. Reymers was SUI
= moned to Keno last week to be wi
her daughter, Mrs Robert Adam
~ who has been Ill for the past "
weeks Mrs. Adams was expected
arrive here last week and will retu
with her mother as soon as she
eu able to travel
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Smith Il
week received from Marshfield a
gistered Scotch collie pup, one a
- half months old. The little amin
came by way of Portland by boat a
arrived in Grants Pass safe a
rt- sound Tuesday and is much admir-
asst by all who see him.
le' Mrs. James Savage returned
" Grants Pass this week TO spend
winter with her son, County Sch
-" Superintendent Lincoln Savage.
'r'- has been spending the summer W
her daughter Mrs, Philip Robins
ma and family camping on the banks
led Rogue river opposit Woodville.
ia though she is II years old n
lrs. Savage greatly enjoyed the sunni
'"e ". o. Thompson and A. Bru
aIu OF Cottage Grove, arrived here TT
''' day in the interest OF creating \
'"e mith county The gentleman
~" they do not intend to leave a tc
they visit until they have m
ster friends with everyone in t. T
ing will travel from Cottage Grove
by the California border before d
Dad mission Is completed
'eer DR.. +. W. VanDyke, Dr. {
he Lemon and DR. Frederick StriC
oc- returned last week from portli