Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-05-11
Items Of Personal
Interest.


Carl Baughn has taken a clerkshiI
at the Stanley Clothing store.
Supt. R. n. Bishop of Greenback
the mine, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Eugene Pearson left Wednesday
morning to join her husband at Port.
land.
E. NJ. Albright was in Grants Pass,
on Wednesday from his copper mines
at Waldo.
Jas. Dean reformed to Galice on
Monday after spending several weeks
at no me.
H. Wilson of the Leland Mercantile
Co., was in Grants Pass Wednesday
on business.
Alvin Wheeler was here from Med.
ford few days this week visiting
with relatives.
u. W. Finch left last week for In
dian Greek to spend some time at his
prospect at that place.
G. E. McLane, who has been very
i'll for the past two months, is again
able to be about his store.
c. E. Hendricks, after a year s
residence at North Bend, Ore, return
ed to Grants Pass Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mis- W. A. Palmer and
Mrs. Edith Rehkopf visited the
Granite Hill mine one day this week
A. B. Cornell has moved his resi-
dence from the lot a: the corner OF
Sixth and G streets to an adjoining
lot facing G street.
Mrs. Claude Grimes of Roseburg
came mp Wednesday evening to visit
for time with her sister, Mrs Kit
tie Grey of this city.
Mrs Eta Leverich of Woodville,
came down last Friday evening to at
tend the circus and returned on the
late train TO Woodville.
j. NJ. Finch of Oroville. Gal. ar
rived in Grants Pass Monday to spend
few weeks visiting with his brother,
G. W. Finch of this city.
Henry P Cramer a student at Palo
a Ito spent week with his uncle, T.
P. Cramer, leaving for his home at
Portland, the forepart of this week.
Mrs Eclus Pollock went to Med
ford Thursday to meet her husband
who is on his way home from Califor-
mia. where he went for medical treat
ment some time ago.
Chas Meserve received ne VS. on
Sunday of the death of his mo her
who lived at North yamhill He left
on Monday for the north The funeral
was held on Tuesday at Rainier Ore.
E. d. Thompson spent few days in
Grants Pass this week and returned to
Winner for the purpose of winding up
his business affairs in that locality.
He intends making trip to Klamath
county to look over the field of enter
prise there.
Frank Colvig came up from Galice
Friday to spend few days in town,
returning on Monday. He has been
mining at Rocky Gulch until lately
but has now turned his attention to
the 6shiug industry and is having
very good success.
Mrs. Edith Rehkonf is enjoying a
visit from her niece, Mrs. j. O. Hole.
of San Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Hole
lost all their effects in the recent
earthquake in that place. Mr. Hole
is at present in the East but they ex.
pect to again make their home in San
Francisco.
Miss Harriet Scovill, editor and
proprietor of the Canyonville Echo,
spent Saturday and Sunday attending
the Epworth League convention as a
delegate from Canyonville. Miss
Scovill is doing a good work for
Cauyonvile in publishing live,
newsy paper.
Miss Chloe Mckenzie is taking p
three months vacation from her
duties in the telephone office. Miss
Myrtle Lee is now employed in the
office, she being night operator The
day operators, being Misses Marde
Berry, Eva Winner, Marjorie Nc
Dougall and Jennie Huggerth.
Mrs Jos. Woke entertained her
friends at Four Hundred, Friday even
ones being taken by Dr. and Mrs.
T, +. Beard while Mrs. E. G. Dixon
and Ernest Lister carried off the BOBBY
prizes. Refreshments were served and
most enjoyable evening spent.
Mrs Bertha Goettsche. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs John Patrick, under
went an operation for appendicitis at
Portland last Saturday. On the fol-
lowing day her condition was so grave
and Mrs. Patrick was sent for. She
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