Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-13

Grants Pass visitor Sunday.
S. L. andry came down from
Woodville Sunday to spend the day
with Grants Pass friends.
Elmo Throckmartin, Of Applegate,
was shopping and looking after busi-
ness matters In Grants Pass Satur-
day.
Chas. Mesner and Alex Gerautte,
of Merlin, came up Saturday to look
after business matters and VISIT with
Friends.
On Saturday evening a few people
were gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward G. Harris to meet
u. C. Cooper, of McMinnville, Ore,
who gave an interesting talk on Es-
peranto, the rapidly spreading inter
national auxiliary language, on which
subject he is as enthusiastic as on
that Of walnut growing.
Mr.. Cooper traced the history and
progress Of the new language in the
different countries, and he showed
the Significance of the growth Of
Esperanto.
At the close Of Mr.. Cooper's inter-
esting address steps were taken for
the organization Of an Esperanto
club. According to Mr.. Cooper, a
club Of this kind would at once put
Grants Pass on the map as progress
sive, up-to-date town and would call
the attention of esperantists all over
the world to this place.
Billy Neal, OF Kerby, was in Grants
Pass Tuesday.
B. F. Mulkey, of Jacksonville, was
a Grants Pass visitor Tuesday.
A. D. Naylor, of Medford, was
business visitor In this city Tuesday.
T. X. Davis, of Ashland, was look
ing after business in Grants Pass
Tuesday.
Miss Ierne Ahern went to her home
at Hugo Tuesday morning to spend
few days with her parents
j. NJ. Hodson, of Roseburg, was
visiting friends here Monday.
H. F. Rook, Of Fruitdale, was in
the city Monday on business.
II. NJ, Davis came up from Glen
dale Monday to look after business
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Louden, of
KeFby, were visiting friends in this
city Monday,
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Holmes came
down from Medford Monday on busi-
ness.
Peter Pirzer, OF Hugo, was trans
acting business here Monday.
Miss Margaret c. Wilson, of Tyner,
N, D., is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Margaret c. Nelson, of Waldo,
came in Monday to do some shopping
and visit friends.
Mrs D. II. Leech went to Eugene
Monday evening, where she was call
ed by the Illness Of her mother.
A B. Cornell went to Ashland
Tuesday morning on a business trn.
B. p. Mailing, travelling freight
agent of the c. & N. W. railroad, was
In town Tuesday on business.
Al Dean returned Tuesday morn
ing from Leland, where he had been
on survey business.
J II Chastaln and ]. T. Roads, Of
Selma, were visitors in this city
Tuesday.
Mrs I. Williams, of Williams, was
visiting friends and shopping in
Grants Pass Monday,
D. Franklin came down from Med
ford Monday to visit with friends and
look after business.
], c. Biggee, of Eugene, was in
Grants Pass Monday on business
L. f. Burnett, Of Kerby was n
business visitor in this city Monday.
Oliver Ward came up from Hugo
Monday to transact business with the
merchants here,
Dr. c. II Smith, of Gold Hill was
I'm Grants Pass Monday looking after
business matters and calling ON
/ friends
Miss Ada Brockmou came mp from
Merlin Tuesday morning TO spend the
day shopping and visiting with re.
|latiyos and friends here
A. w SUsby formerly Of This city
came down from Ashland Tuosda,
'moruiue 60 Join Mrs. Slsby. who i
.visitiug friends here Mr. Sllshy Nm.
.ius' returned from two month.
.tHN to Boston, whore h, visited with
rouuNcs and friends ath h0s old home
Mr. md Mrs c. r. Dean. ot Ros.
N.''e Cal who have he.r .nsndIr.