Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-11-03
Items Of Personal
Interest.

MISS Gertrude Barrie returned Sat.
urdsy from a visit with her sister Al
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Roberts of Louse
creek were in Grants Pass Monday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Stur
CESS.
Mrs. Josephine Thornton went tc
Portland last Saturday to enter one
of the hospitals for a course of treat
ment.
FL. Howell from Portland is doine
extra work in the train dispatcher
office at the depot for the present and
is holding the third trick.
Miss Annie Fiester, q school teacher
and popular young lady of Kerby,
was in Grants Pass the forepart OF
the week shopping and visiting with
friends.
Mrs. M. G. Norton and Miss
Marion Norton, Of San Francisco,
mother and sister of II. d. Norton,
arrived this week to spend few
weeks visiting.
Mrs. F. D. Smith was in Ashland
Monday to look after property in
terests she and her husband, who is
employed In the railroad roundhouse,
own in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Howard and
their daughter, Miss Eula, left Sun.
day for San Francisco where they
will spend the winter, while Miss
Eula continues her musical studies.
Geo. B. Hart, in the U. S. customs
service in the PHILIPPINES, and Ie-
ported lost by the sinking of yes.
sci in a typhoon. is yet alive. His
sister, Mrs ]. Pardee, has received
a message from Washington, sent by
Senator Fulton stating that he was
at his post Of duty at lilo lilo.
Mrs. ALLEN Cowper of Helena,
Montana, with her two children, is in
Grants Pass to spend a month W ith
her mother. Mrs. E. J. Woodbridge,
and to visit her sister, Mrs. D. E.
Dotson and her brothers, Deputy Mar
shal George Woodbridge of this city
and Logan Woodbridge of Kubli.
Mrs. j. J. Moore who was a
pioneer Of Josephine county but for
the past two years residing in Rose
burg, is very low with cancer f he
stomach and will be unable to sur
vive any great length of time. DR..
Flanagan was called TO her bedside
this week at her request but was un-
able to give any hope.
Charles Basye of Jacksonville was
in Grants Pass Monday and left that
evening for Vancouver, Wash. to
visit his eldest daughter. who has
been there for some time with rela.
tives while under physicians care.
Mr.. Bayse had received word that the
serious condition of his daughter
might necessitate surgical operation.
G. +. Fowler, who has two claimi
ON the head of Green creek in tht
Mt. Badly district. has lately com
pleted substantial house at his mine
Mr.. Fowler will spend much of hi
time at his mine this fall and winter
while carrying ON development work
He already has some work done snt
he expects to do considerable develop
ment work this winter.
r. G. Roberts of Chochetopa, Colo.
is in Grants Pass to spend a montl
with the hope that it will improv,
his health, which has been impaiie,
by the fierce winds and high altitud
of Colorado. He is a guest of hi
sister, Mrs. Mary Gould, and if h
becomes satisfied with the olimst
and advantages of Rogue River Val
ley he will locate here and engage ii
the stock business which he follow
in Colorado.
II. B. Cole of Colestin was in tow
this week looking after the local de
mand for Colestin Mineral Water
Colestin Water always has bee
popular in Grants Pass but since tn
bottling plant was installed at tn
springs the demand has increased
Mr.. Cole made arrangements with Z
NJ. DePuy to handle the water and
can be secured by the glass, bottle @
case, Many families use nothing bu
. Colestin water for table use.