Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-27
Items Of Personal
Interest.

Mrs. Lois Cooper of Salem is in the
city, guest of her sister, Mrs. II.
5. Prescott.
Mrs. Mary Leonarl visited Med.
lord the first of the week on busines.
and returned to her home at AL house
Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs II. L. Ed u ards and lit.
tie daughter arrived Sunday from
Sumpter, Ore, to make Grants Pass
their future home.
Mrs A. S. Barnes returned TO her
home in Ashland Thursday morning
AFTER a weeks visit with her son, Bert
Barnes, in this city.
Mrs. George E. Neuber returned
Wednesday to her home in Jacb son.
Vile after spending several dsys in
Grants Pass ths guest of Mrs. Eugene
Cass.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Fullenwider ar.
rived Thursday night from Mechanics.
burg, ILL.,, to spend a few weeks with
the l.. b Hall family, the two ladies
being sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Thomas this week
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. Smith
OF Iallitn, Ohio, distant relatives
Mr.. Smith is chief train dispatcher
on the Erie road.
W. F. Horn. the well known in.
surance and mining man, returned
Tuesday to Grants Pass from Port.
land, where he has been since last
May on bust. ess trip.
Mrs. N. B. Meade returned Satur-
day from the north where she had
spent three months with relatives and
friends in McMinnville, Hillsboro,
Scappoose and Portland.
Rev. j. W. McDougall now of
Albany spent Wednesday in Grants
Pass looking over his property inter.
ests and shaking hands with friends.
He returned to Albany Thursday
morning.
Judge ]. R. Neil, prominent at.
torney OF Jacksonville, was in Grants
Pass Monday and Tuesday on legal
business. While here he was a guest
Of his brother-in.law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Dean. of the Red Star
store.
Mrs. H. W. Atkins, a former res.
ident of Grants Pass who for the past
year has been with her parents at Blue
Earth City, Mimi, returned last week
with her children to make this their
future home. Mr.. Atkins will arrive
some time in December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Grabill of
Greenville, Mich. left south ward Fri.
day morning aftel spending three weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. A. Z Voor-
hies They VIII visit friends at Palo
Alto, Los Angeles and other points be-
fore returning to Michigan.
Carl McCroskey left Saturday for
Los Aneles, where he will spend the
winter, but what vocation he would
take mp while in that city he had not
decided when he left Grants Pass.
Carl is bright, hustling young man
and Will succeed at whatever he may
undertake.
c. N. Hathaway, of New Hope, was
in Grants Pass, Thursday. Mr..
Hathaway is clerk of the New Hope
school district and stated that his
district was in need of teacher for
their school. New Hope is on Apple.
gate eight miles from Grants Pass and
is a live, progressive neighborhood
and teacher would find the district
pleasant one to teach in.
c.. +. Dittmar, who with his
brother spent several months in Jose
phiDe county for the Mineral Wealth
Southern Oregon special edition was
in Grants Pass for few DAYS this
week. Mr. Dittmar is now owner
and publisher of the Copper Outlook,
published at Kennel, Cal. He l. also
doing mining business with head.
quarters at Reddirg, where he spends
most of his time
W. I. Kitto, formerly foreman at
the Granite Hill mine, but now a
we'll known mining man of Jackson
vile, was in Grants Pass Wednesday,
stopping over to attend to some
business while on his way home from
Portland, whsre he has been for the
past three weeks oil his wedding trip,
he recently having married Miss
Pauline Karewski, young lady Of
Jacksonville and whose father was
one of the pioneer merchants of that
town.
VIII. Holland and G.. Hastings each
the owner of fine farm near Kenton.
Ohio arrived in Grants Pass Wednesday
to pay visit to W. X. Dickson, who
W 5 their neighbor when he resided in
Ohio. MessIs. Holland and Hastings
are we'll pleased with Rogue River
Valley and may decide to return here
in the spring with their families aud to
purchase farms They have travelled
over much OF the Pacific Coast and
they give Grants Pass the rame of be-
lug one of the most hustling and sub
stantial appearing towns that they
have seen.
W. b. Sherman-Real Estate and
Timber, Rooms . and 10 Masonic
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