Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-09-28
Items Of Personal
Interest.

Evan P. Hughes spent the early
part of the week in Portland.
X. L. Coe visited Portland Oh
busienss the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Fred Isham is spending the
week visiting friends in Jacksonv ille.
Robert Morris returned Sunday
night from Hutton, Cal.. where he
has been for some time.
Q. E. Platts left today for his min.
ing properties in Josephine county,
says the Eugene Guard of Tuesday.
George Woodbridge and wife re.
turned Tuesday from camping trip
near Peavine mountain and report a
most enjoyable time.
Clayton Ryckman came to Grants
Pass this week and has taken up his
duties at the round house for the
Southern Pacific Go.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. G. Campbell re.
turned Friday from Roseburg, where
they havd been on an extended visit
with their daughter. Mrs. J. H.
Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Edwards, who
have been visiting for several days
at the home of their nephew, o. A.
Thomas OF this city, returned Thurs
day to their home at Oakland, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Cornell have
returned to Grants Pass after four.
months tour of the Coast, their
travels including Arizona, California
and Washington. Mr.. Cornell says
he never did have a better time.
Jos. Fetzner and L. L.'Jewell are
at Pendleton attending the Grand
Commandery Knights Templar. Mr..
Fetzner is highest and Mr.. Jewell
next highest in command of the local
commandery. Mr.. Jewell is also an
officer in the Grand Commandery.
Thomas Rhodes returned Friday
from Stevenson, WASH, where he has
spent the Summer working. He was
met by his father, Josiah Rhodes. and
Saturday they returned to their home
on the Kerby road, near where the old
Anderson station was locaetd. Mr..
Rhodes conducts a road house there.
j. H. Baker has sold his Grants
Pass laundry plant and business to
George G. Peil of Portland, who is
interested in number OF laundries
in Portland. Mr.. Baker will devote
his attention to the Medford and Ash
land laundries, and will remove his
family to Ashland some time during
the Winter.
R. NJ. Robinson, who has fine
fruit and hay farm on the Appplegate
three miles above Wilderville, was in
Grants Pass Tuesday to bring his son
A. X. Robinson and daughter Miss
Addie to take the train for Eugene
where they will enter the State
University. Both are bright aud
studious and they will be students
that will be credit to the University.
Earl V. Ingels is receiving visit
from his brother, ]. F. Ingels, of
Iowa, who arrived Tuesday and will
spend few weeks in Grants Pass.
Mr.. Ingels is in the employ of the
International Harvester Co., as expert
repair man. After the close of the
Iowa harvesting season Mr.. Ingels
was sent to Canada where he spent
several weeks in the interest of the
company.
Miss Myrtle Lee returend to Grants
Pass last week from Redding, CAL,
where she had been to visit her
brother Ed and her mother, Mrs. Hat
tie Lee who was called there some
time ago by the illness of her son Ed.
Since going to Redding, Mrs. Lee
has also been i'll with malaria fever,
but she is now convalescent. Miss
Lee reports her brother still in very
poor health.
Clark Bower, pastor of the Church
of Christ, returned Saturday from
Golden where he had been for several
days with his wife, who is spending