Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-09-27
Items Of Personal
Interest.

this week, for few days visit.
Walter Lock was up from Glendale
this week. on business trip.
Jacob Voorhies. organizer of the
Oregon State Grange, has been in this
city this week. ON official business.
County Commissioner J. T. Logan
came in to participate in the reception
to Mr.. Carson, last week.
Miss Mary York left for Portland,
Monday, here she will visit with her
sister, Miss Rhods York, for short
time
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cramer are ex.
pected home from Newport and Port
land, tomorrow.
@. d. England, an experienced
salesman from Wallace, Idaho, is a
new member of the Golden Rule
Store force.
Miss Oro Wilson left last Friday
for Williams, where she goes to teach
the school of that district.
Miss Marjorie Kinney has left for
Olaremont. CAL, where she is taking
a course in Pomona College, where
she is Sophomore this year.
Ralph Graham formerly bookkeeper
for the Granite Hill mines, but.now
located in Portland, has been mp this
way on business trip.
J. A. Mccoy. who came here from
New Mexico three months ago and
purchased a place, has concluded to go
back to the sandy soil of the south
land and will return there next week.
V. T. Truax salesman in the
grocery department Of Kinney &
Truax. has returned from Seattle,
where he spent few weeks visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thornton of
Dunsmuir, Cal, arrived here Monday
evening for visit with Mr.. Thorn-
tons sister, Mrs. Katherine Gray.
! F. R. McGregor. the tonsorial artist
who used to hold forth here, but who
has been at Portland for some time
past, is in the city, greeting old time
friends.
A. H. Guthrie, the forest ranger is
in from a tour Of inspection OF the
new government road which is being
constructed along the Rogue River.
August Goe'tscbe Ray Wright and
J. N. Johnston and his brother from
Indiana, formed II mighty hunting
party which rounded up IL deer in
five days time in the West Fork
country, few days ago.
The public auction conducted at
Sixth and Front streets Saturday
afternoon by W. @. Dodge, drew
quite good sized crowd and proved
to be big success.
W. W. Helms, who has recently
sold his place leaves this week for an
overland "trip to Marshfeld, Tilla-
nook and even as far north has Van
couver, to spy out the land and if he
finds ANYTHING better than the Rogue
River Valley, he may conclude to
locate. but the chances are that he
will return here to remain.
This week the 700 new opera chairs
arrived and they are now being
placed in the remodeled playhouse.
O'Neill tn housefurnisher is hav-
ing all kinds of returns" from his
now famous "cat' ad which is being
printed in the Courier. For in
stance, the next morning after the ad
appeared in this paper he found lot
Of dead mice at his office with the
written information that they would
be good food for the cat tribe he was
soon TO have on his hands. One lit
tie girl informed him that she would
sell him her pet pussy If she was sure
he would not sell it to the butcher.
He's having all kinds of amusement
out of the matter and next Saturday
he will doubtless have enough felnes
TO fill the urgent need which he says
he has for them.
W. l.. montgomery lulh week lTbutu
his home place on sth and j for the
Jesse KniRhten ranch. near Kerby.
He will proceed to plant a large ad-
diton TO the fine orchard and thinks
that he has made a nice trade.
why can't the people Of Grants
Pass and Josephine county show their
appreciation Of the services of Presi
dent Roosevelt by uniting and organi-
zing a Roosevelt Club" Let us join
in the mighty movement which is
spreading over the country, asking
him to again serve the people in this
exalted position. He is growing
stronger every day and the people are
going to demand that he keep hold
Of the reins for another term. Sc
let US organize, with Teddy foI
another four years as our slogan,
was the enthusiastic way in which J.
W. Moore, one Of Grants Pass, warn
admirers OF Roosevelt talked TO tn,
/ Courier man.
October IS, Friday-dance at Savag,
Greek hall. Tickets, including sup
per, 81. 9-272