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to Corvallis.
Leonard Miller of Leland is in the
city doctoring an infected foot.
Roscoe Bratton went to Roseburg
Wednesday for a couple of days.
Elmer Heath went to Portland
Tuesday on a short business trip.
Melton Block of San Francisco
was a recent visitor here.
James Dryden of Corvallis regis
tered at the Josephine Wednesday.
Frank Greer Jr. is attending to
business interests here.
Chas. A. Colvin came in from Port
land Wednesday.
John g. Townsend. a groceryman
OF Portland is in town looking after
matters in his line of business.
Harry Randall of Portland is OH
the Oxford register.
r. B. McFadden of Eugene was an
arrival in town Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hartwick were
arrivals in the city Tuesday evening
from Constantine, Mich.
Albert o. Pegg of San Francisco
was a recent arrival in town.
II, n. Beecher of Portland is look
ing after interests here.
Geo. O.'Grady of Hit is stopping
at the Josephine.
A. o. Selig of San Francisco has
been looking after business matters
here for the past few days.
Frank Hall of Savage Rapids was
in town Wednesday transacting busi-
ness.
w. A. Robbins of Portland is the
guest of the oxford.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Martin or
Los Angeles we're arrivals in town
Tuesday.
Benjamin Watts was in from Pro
volt Wednesday with a load Of
dressed pork, which he disposed of
in the local market
Mrs Dewey proprietor of the
Glendale hotel was looking after af-
fairs in Grants Pass Wednesday.
J. F. Cox of this city is entertain
ing his brother, S. T. Cox, and wife,
of Palouse City Washington.
Drs. Loughridge and Striker and
Miss Blanche Vile spent Wednesday
day in Glendale, where they per-
formed an important operation.
Mrs. C. L. Mcpherson went to
Medford Wednesday to visit few
days.
DR.. w. H. Flanagan and NJ. ]. An
derson went to Salem Wednesday
night to work for the opening of the
Rogue to commercial fishing.
Henry Jesse and A. V. Leonard,
who have an option on the Mt. Pitt
mine, left Wednesday for the prop
erty which will be the scene of their
operations for some time.
r. w Clarke returned Thursday
from Berkeley, where he attended
the funeral of his mother, Mrs. d.
j. Clarke. Miss Helen Clarke will
remain in San Francisco with rea-
tives several weeks longer.
Mrs. o. e. Sulz, of Portland, has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. D. Cook at Three Pines. She
left Wednesday for her home ac-
companied by Miss Millie schloth
swimming instructor at the Y. w
C. A., who also visited the Cook
family.
c. H. Mettelstett and family, oi
Fairmont, Minnesota, spent Wednes-
day and Thursday with the ]. l.
Scoville family. The Mittelstetts
are acquainted with relatives Of Mr
scoville in Minnesota and will give
pleasant reports Of this city to then
when they return.
T. A. Robertson was an arriya
from Portland Wednesday evening.
Mrs. o. Woodcock WIS in from
Kerby recently.
]. R. Ripple is in town from Port
land looking after business interests
I'D. Byrne came in from San Fran
cisco this forenoon.
R. G. Caldwell of Portland is il
town for a few days.
O. w. Meeker was a recent arriva
in town from Calgary, Alberta.
O. J. Olson of St Paul is in towr
attending to business matters.
Mrs. f. Bowker came in from Sal
Lake City yesterday.
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