Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-22
Items Of Personal
Interest.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Dwell, of Med.
ford have beeu the guests of Grants
Pass friends this week. N
With view to disposing of some
wood, G. +. Richstein was in Med
ford the first of the week.
W. b. Sherman, the realty mau has
been looking after some important
business matters a Portland, this
week.
W. j. Nshoney, the obliging S. P.
agent, was at Medford, this week, dis
posing of some choice realty which he
owned in that place.
John Liewellyn arrived from Mont
trose, Colorado this week to looK the
country over, with a view to locat-
ing in this vicinity.
W. G. Dodge and NJ. A. Cameron,
of Portland are in the city, with a
view to opening up Novelty and
Bicycle store in the near future.
B. R. Reed left Monday for Red.
ding, CAL, where he will visit for the
next two months and where he will
look after some OF his mining inter
este.
Ashland now has three men on its
police force. two Of them doing duty
at night and one during the day. The
chief Of police receives $75 per month,
while the others draw s65 each
Cornelius Duggan is in the city
from Prineville. central Oregon, for
the purpose of looking the country
over. He likes this region very much
and thinks seriously Of settling down
here.
Gen. B. f. Pike, Past Commander
of the Department Of IOregon, G. A.
R., who resides at Moro, Sherman
county, has been spendinga xew days,
visit ng with old time friends in this
city.
Mis- Helen Clarke, who was recently
persted upon, for appendicitis, wal
= able to leave the South Pacific hos
pital, this week, and go tc her home
much to the pleasure of her many
U friends.
Judge W. S. Crowell, one of Med
, ford g leading citizens was in Grant
Pass this week, ON business and pleas
l ure bent. He has just returned from
, his eastern trip and reports that con
ditions back there are much bette
: than they are here. He thinks tn
Portland bankers made bad blunde
when they got scared and had tn
Governor set apart the holidays.
James DeLameter, who is one G
the clerks in the local postoffice
went to Portland, this, week, to tax
the usual examination for a positio
in the office of that city, as hi
mother and brother reside in tn
northern metropolis. Until he
called there, he will remain in thi
office.
I L. D. Hammock, the forest guart
| who for 2 years has been doing dut
| in the Coquille river country is
| the city, making plans to depart tn
first of the week, for his old hon
at Knox City. Texas. Cupid is sai
| TO have something to do with h
| tourney southwark. He is not So
! that he will return this way, ''althout
! he likes Oregon very much.
4 W. NJ. Poe is new arrival fro
III Pitkin. Colorado. He is a mimi
J. man and comes here to locate, bein
= attracted hither by the excellent
. ports he has heard of the country al
\ he is greatly pleased with the china
" and the people. When he left Col
RADIO there was two feet of snow
g: the ground and sof course, he appr
" ciates the difference in this, as We
as in many other respects BY Il
d, way, his uncle, William Meek, ons
a Oregons pioneers, established the I'll
ts nursery in the Willamette Vale
along in the '5O's.
D' Charlton B. Perkins arrived We
nesday to visit his parents, Mr. al
Mrs. H Z. Perkins after an aosen
w ~ three wears. In that time be b
r's visited is different nationalties'
tho face of the earth, remaining n
ne over three months in any one pla'
tIs 7, has been a delightful outing a
he has enjoyed the very best
IT. health. He has written an lntere
-, inc book. From Occident to orie
and Around the World, - which /
as attracted much attention and his
ticIes in Leslie's Weekly are re
- with much pleasure and profit, VIII
nd abroad he represented number
large American firms in busln
lie, vay being quite successful In u
al line as well. He left his wife
shanghai, just Ione year ago. to aw
his return from ljaunt around