Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-14
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this city visiting friends.
Arthur Brown, publisher of the
Rogue Magazine, transacted busi-
ness in Grants Pass today.
G. R. Gowan, who has spent the
summer in Napa county, California,
returned on Tuesday morning to his
home in this city.
Arthur Conklin returned Monday
evening from Ashland, where he had
been spending several days on busi-
ness.
Mrs. r. V. Ames and daughter.
Mrs. Lizzie Romero, and little son
went to Merlin Monday evening to
visit with friends.
H. " Meade visited with his par
ents in this city over Sunday and re-
turned in the afternoon to his home
at Medford.
Miss Ethel Wilkinson arrived here
Monday from Illinois and will spend
several weeks in Grants Pass the
guest of Miss Florence Smith.
Mrs. R. F. Lewman and two chill
dren and little sister went to Rose
burg Monday evening to visit for a
short time with relatives and friends.
James Tufts and two sons, Mack
and Rex, left Monday evening for
the vicinity of West Fork, where
they will spend the week on a hunt
ing and camping trip. with the ex-
pectation of bringing in large sup
Dlv Of venison for their Grants Pass
friends.
Nv. and Mrs, w. A. Heath, who
snent the past week in this city visit
ing their niece, Mrs. II. y. Starr, and
family, left Monday afternoon for
Los Angeles an other California
points, where they will visit en- route
to their home at New York.
Tom Wallace, one of the prosper
GUS miners near West Fork, was a
Grants Pass business visitor on Mon
day, returning to his mining proper
ty in the evening. He was accom-
panied to West Fork by A. D.
Knight, who expects to search for
the yellow meal this winter.
DR.. d. P. Love, formerly of this
city but now located at Myrtle Creek
came up Tuesday morning to visit
with his daughters, who are attend
ing school in this city and to attend
to business matters.
S. I. Renshaw, who has been visit
ing with his brother, NJ. T. Renshaw
of this city, left Tuesday morning
for his home at Sapula, Okla.
E. Wilkson, who has spent the
past few days in this city with the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company, left Monday evening fol
Portland
w, S. Butler returned to his hom,
Monday evening, after a short visi
to Grants Pass for medical aid. Mr.
Butler has been in poor health TO
the past two weeks, but feels mucl
improved at the present time.
John Tetherow went to Centra
Point Monday, where he goes I,
build a barn for his son, who ha
just purchased property in tina
thriving little town.
Miss Ruth Woodford returned T.
her home at Medford Sunday after
noon, after a short visit with he
sister, Mrs. Fred A. Williams, of thi
city.
Mrs. II. r. Thomas and mother
Mrs. s. James. spent Monday 1
Grants Pass shopping and attendin
to business matters, returning t
their home in the evening.
Mrs. VI. Sargent, of Williams
spent several days in this city las
week, taking in the fair, and on Sur
day evening left for Leban, Wash
where she goes TO visit a daughtC
for several weeks.
4 box Of fruit and vegetables r.
ceiyed from y. + McGrew, formerl
of this city, is on display at the &c,
S. Calhoun company clothing stol
and shows what Newt is doing on h
big farm at Burke, Cal The fru
Is Of an excellent quality and speal
we'll for the land from which II cam
Found wearing a suit of cloth'
that w. II. Lowe missed from h
room. a young man by the name
Burlington was arrested Monday an
brought before Justice Holman Tue
day and given a preliminary hearin
He was bound over TO the graz
fury IN bonds Of $500, IN default
which ho is now in Jail
Jack Fishel. one Of the represe
tatlyes OF the Iyancoyich-Troback
Bergen company. incorporated,