Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-04-26
Items Of Personal
Interest.

X. W. Veatch spent several days in
Portland this week.
A U. Barnard left Thursday night
for Portland on a short business trim.
j. n. Gotober of Williams was in
Grants Pass the fore part of the week.
Miss Leona Gale came in from Ian.
rel Grove last Friday to visit friends.
R. K. Montgomery of Glendale spent
Tuesday in Grants Pass.
Between 20 and 80 Glendale people
came down to attend the circus Tues
day.
Tom Harvey left "Wednesday morning
for Coos Bay where he will en- ter the
hardware business.
FIJI. Osgood of Seattle arrived We'd
nesday and left Immediately for the
Willis & Osgood mines at Waldo.
Clark Webb returned to his home at
Deering THURSDAY. after spending a
few weeks in town.
Miss Winifred Fyfeld came down
from Glendale Monday night, return.
ing to her work Tuesday noon.
DR.. Cora Lemon was called to Ash
land Wednesday on a tuberculosis
case. The doctor is a specialist in that
branch.
Miss Stella Paddock spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents. Miss
Paddock is teaching the Golden
school,
Mrs. A. j. Adams and daughter,
Miss Ida, of Waldo, spent the fore
part OF the week in Grants Pass, re-
turning home Thursday morning.
John X. Pigney returned to Grants
Pass Wednesday morning after spend
in several months visiting at Portland
and lower Willamette valley points.
r. A. Dean returned on Tuesday
from Prospect where he had been to
look after his property interests in
that vicinity.
Mrs H. NJ. Webb returned home
Wednesday from Amery, Wis, where
she went short time ago on account
Of the illness and death Of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Land arrived
Thursday from Oroville, Gal, where
they have spent the past year. Mr..
Land left Friday for Del Norte
county where he has mining in
terests.
John Vigeleus arrived last week
from Oregon City to take q position
with the Sugar Pine Store. Mr..
Vigeleus Was employed in Grants
Pass some three years ago but had to
return home on account Of i'll health.
d. A. Rotermund left Saturday for
LELAND. CAL. where he is EMPLOYED
with the Leland Improvement Co.,
which company is laying out town |
site adjoinig the Leland Stanford |
University. Mrs. Rotermund and
children will join him in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Williamson and
child left this morning for 500 mile
drive to Berkeley. Cal, where they
will spend the Summer at their home. |
They expect to make the trip in 10 J
or IL days, making Ashland the first
cay. and averaging about so miles
day.
Mrs. d. John of Williams left south
Thursday morning with her daughters,
Mrs. Mollie Dale and her husband,
and Mrs. Stella Stratton, who are re.
turning to their homes after attend.
ing the funeral of their father. Mrs
John, who has been i'll for some
time, will make her home for the
present with Mr.. and Mrs. Dale at
Oak land.
Miss Ieonora Fisher of Portland is
spending few days visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. E. Rowland. Miss
Fisher has spent some time in Cali
fornia and returned to Portland Thur,
sday to take up ber duties, cne of
which is organist at the First Congre.
gational church.
Max Trimble arrived in Grants Pass
Friday morning accompanying the
body of his wife. which he is taking
to Crescent City for burial, she hav-
ing died at a hospital in Portland
Thursday. Mr.. Trimble is brother
Of Jas. Trimble and Mrs. B. Williams
Of this place.