Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-20
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F. c. Bigalow, of Medford, was
Grants Pass visitor Tuesday.
Geo. e. Kirmer came down from
Medford Tuesday to look after bust
ness in this city.
j. R. Harvey returned Tuesday
evening from Ashland, where he had
been in attendance at the mining
congress.
Geo. w. Barker and w. B. Tay-
lor, both of Seattle, are spending sew
eral days in Grants Pass looking
over business.
l.. l.. Strong, Of Merlin, was
Grants Pass business visitor Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Snyder, Of
Skagway, Alaska, are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Stine-
baugh, Of this city.
Mrs. Henry Harth, who has been
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Dean.
of this city, returned, Tuesday even
ing to her home at Roseburg
Mrs. ]. B. Hutchinson returned to
her home at Woodville Tuesday af-
ternoon, after visiting with Grants
Pass friends for several days.
H. Humphrey and s. L. Leonard,
two Medford business men, spent
Tuesday in this city looking over the
city and surrounding country. They
returned to their homes at Medford
Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Truax went to Three Pines or
a professional visit Tuesday evening
Gray Seel spent Tuesday in thi'
siness and returned t
Three Pines on No. 16 in the evening
Geo. Howland returned Tuesda!
evening from Ashland, where he hat
been in attendance at the minin,
congress in session at that city
About Is gentlemen from this cit.
attended the congress.
J. G. Campbell, Of Roseburg, pre-
sident Of the First National bank o
this city, is spending few days her
on business this week.
Mrs. Chas. Richton, Of the Brow
Acres farm near Jump-Off-Joe, wa
a visitor to Grants Pass Tuesday.
Geo. Denby, of Kerby, was trad
ing with the merchants and visitin
friends here Tuesday.
Martin Angel, who has spent tn
past three weeks visiting wit
friends at Portland, returned Tue'
day to this city.
J. e. Abrams, of Laurence, Mich
was a Grants Pass visitor Tuesda,
while looking over this part Of soutl
ern Oregon.
W. F. Bowers, Of Ashland, was
Grants Pass business visitor Tue
day.
W. e. Scott, Of Salem, was
town Tuesday, calling on friends ar
transacting business.
Window glass at Rogue Riv
Hardware company. So
Ed Smith returned to Woodvil
Wednesday morning, after visitil
for a short time with relatives In tn
city.
Prof. A. Victor Segno, Californ
capitalist who has been spending sc
eral days in this city on business, Il
Tuesday morning for Los Angel'
The professor is interested In mini
property near this city. While he
he attended the meeting of t
Commercial club and gave a sht
and interesting address to the gent
men present, expressing himself
much pleased with the up-to-d;
manner in which the club is ct
Quoted, and with the business pr
poets and promising future OF &
city.
Lynn Smith, who Is conducting
= general merchandise store in HUI
went to that place Wednesday mo
ing to look after business. Mr.. SIN
contemplates putting up a new ba
at Gold Hill in the near future, q
as he Is an up-to-date business n
he is sure to make a success OF
new undertaking.
August Fetsch went to MontaI
Wednesday morning on busin
trip to extend over several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Curtis. v
have been visiting with Mr.. and N
\ ]. w. Martin, of this city, left W
nesday morning for California.
and Mrs. Curtis are from Co
dAlene, Idaho, and are In searcn
a suitable location in which to m
their permanent home.
p. N. Lathrop arrived here II
day from Portland to look a
N, business matters.
ua1lard Truax returned Tues