Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-17


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Khal and two
children arrived here Tuesday even
ing from San Francisco and will
spend several weeks in this city look
ing over the country and visiting
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Khal reside
in Washington but have been spend
ing the winter in San Francisco.
N. Olness, of Kerby, came to the
county seat on Wednesday.
c. D. Crane journeyed to the Big
Four mining property Thursday
morning to spend a few weeks on
mining business.
Gus Arvidson, of Waldo, was in
this city several days this week, leav-
ing Thursday morning for Galice. He
goes there to engage in mining oper-
ations.
Mrs. A. McCann, of DuIsmuir ar
rived in Grants Pass Wednesday.
She will visit with friends for some
time and view the country in and
about this city.
Dell and l.. A. Olds, both of Grass
Valley, arrived here Wednesday to
look over business possibilities in
southern Oregon and to call upon
former Grass Valley residents now
residing in this city.
c. G. Clark, of Medford, visited
here Wednesday and looked after
business.
Fred w. Dunn, of Pickett creek,
Visited Grants Pass on business and
pleasure Tuesday.
Mrs. w. B. Pinkerton and daugh-
ter arrived here Tuesday from Eu-
gene to spend some time with
friends.
Alex. H. Ferguson, of Salem, was
Grants Pass business visitor Tues
Gay.
Mrs. R. w. Clarke went to Corval-
lis Thursday morning to visit several
days with her daughter, Miss Helen
one of the students in the Oregon
: Agricultural college.
Thos. Nelson and wife, of Port
land, are spending a few days here
arriving Wednesday.
o. C. King was shaking hands will
friends and acquaintance here Wed
nesday. He was looking after bust
ness in this city.
T. J. Yokum was a Grants Pas
visitor from Central Point on Wed
nesday.
H. c. Myers, of Galice, was seel
In this city on Wednesday lookinl
after business matters and VISITING
his friends.
. Samuel Lettken and wife came 4
, from Provolt Wednesday to call o
). Grants Pass friends and attend t
business.
: ]. F. Kelley, Of Portland, wa
S transacting business with Grant
0 Pass people on Wednesday.
q H. e. Thomas and n. Soloma
e were visitors at the county seat O
d Wednesday.
Roy Mclean spent short tim
G with his parents, Rev. and Mr.
IS Robert Mclean, Of this city. He n
L turned to his home at Woodvill
It Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Pratt OF klamath Fail
d is in this city staying with E.
e Churchill and family. He was al
,e companied by his daughter Mi
Katherine Pratt, who is the gueI
l. OF Miss Mildred Churchill.
d Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Candy an
0. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thomas spent Tue
N day with friends in Medford, returl
n ing in the evening motor TO Gran
Pass.
y, Mrs. E. A. Neal, Of Merlin, spel
:. Wednesday afternoon with frien,
80 in Grants Pass.
=. Miss Gertrude Tutcher, who HI
:. lived during the winter with h
w. uncle Lee Calvert, and family,
-, this city. left Wednesday eveniI
i. for Spokane, where she will join h
-. mother. Later mother and daug
g ter will go TO their home in Canada
. BERTHE Williams, who has been
~ with typhoid fever since DecembC
III is convalescent after his long sic
~ indoors and now is able to be on {
10 street.
W. Miss Mary Coe is absent from I
10 r. L. Coe store this week on accou
III OF severe cold. Her friends re
ge she may be threatened with pne
ne monia.
re- Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Abrams frC
le' Ketchikan, Alaska, are in the ci
ci- They are visiting old friends and "
look after their property interests
a this county. A year and half a
at they made a number Of investmel