Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-13
Items Of Personal
Interest.

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D. Robert Sites, formerly of Will.
'ams is now assisting in one of Port.
ianu large clothing establishments.
ohas. Meservs spent Sunday and
Monday in Medford and jackson,
looking after an important realty
deal.
Rev. Father Van, tile jackson.
vilie priest was calling upon Father
Maeder, of st. AIMS Catholi,
church in this city Monday.
Mrs. o. D. Caldwell. who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. LLOYD
1ehrett, for the past two months. left
for her Ashland home, Saturday.
E. @. Thompson was down from
Gold Hill, few days ago, for the
purpose Of consulting with Dr.. Find.
iey' with regard to treatment for hi,
eyes.
j. L. Hartley, one Of the substan.
tial and influential farmers of Will.
Jams Greek spent Monday and Tuesday
at the county seat, transacting bust
ness matters.
Marshall Sites, one OF the intelli.
gent young dsirymen Of willisms
Creek section, went to Portland,
Tuesday, in order to attend the meet.
ing of the state dairy convention.
Q. I. Booth has moved out on
Jump-off-Joe creek where he will pass
the next few months cutting wood fol
the local market. He anticipates
realizing a good figure for his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Tungate re.
turned to- their Jacksonville home,
this week, after having been here foI
some time, owing to illness in the
home of their sou law, A. B. Eli.
son.
W. M. Hodson, the Medford auto.
mobile dealer was in Grants Pass,
Saturday. looking after business in.
terests. He reports that the automo.
bile business is decidedly "off" Just
now.
Will A. Leonard, who recently sold
his Holland place and who has beer
located at Kerby for time, left thi,
week for the Coos Bay country, with
a view to making some property in
vestments.
Arthur Ellison, the experienced
electrician is again able to be about
his duties, with the Condor Water 8
Power Co.. after a prolonged illness
which has left him much the wors,
for its attack.
r. X. Montgomery, who was for
merly 8. P. agent st this station, bu
who has, during recent years been II
charge Of the office at Glendale
Dou glas county, will soon be transfer
red to this place. to become agen'
here.
A. E. Voorhies received word fron
his wife and son, who are now a
Greenville. Mich. to spend the win
ter with relatives. that they en-
countered some very cold weather
| po@h 80 &1a,,, sn,oa.Jad In oontront ~
bad colds, but they are otherwise en-
joying the pleasant visit.
E. 7. McKinstry, who is with tn,
= forest reserve service, having il
charge the rock work on the trail nov
being built from Galice to the coas
was called home, this week on &C
count of the severe illness of his littl
child. However, he was enabled II
return to work Wednesday.
p. G. Peterson and wife, of Fargo
North Dakota have been looking thi
country over, with view to making
this their future abiding place. The.
were unfortunate in having thei
money deposited in the defunc
Title, Trust & Guarantee Co. The,
ike this locality and as soon as thei
money is available they will likel.
invest in property here.
Harry Cahill, the son OF S. o. Cahil
of this city, sailed from San Fran
cisco. the other day, for Bolivia
South America, where he will have
lucrative position with big Ameri
can railroad syndicate. He has goo
business college education and frs
took a position with a syndicate u
in Washington state, where he dis
played splendid executive ability an
his promotion came as natural con
seouence. Now he is to receive go
per month aud the job will likely las
two years.
Chas. G. Phillips. a prominen
New York City resident and on tn
editorial staff of the Dry Good
Tcouomist, was the guest OF X. L
Coe. the Grants Pass merchant, Tor
rsw davs. last week. He was tourin
tbe coast and came mere to look int
,bis mart Of the country. He wa