Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-06-07
Items Of Personal
Interest.

Mrs. F. W. Jordsn stopped of for
day on her way to Crescent City
to visit her daughter at that place.
Mrs. E. W. Kuykendall and Mrs.
P. W. Lemmer of Wolf Creek were
in Grants Pass Monday aud Tuesday.
Miss Rhods York returned to
Portland Thursday, after visiting
her sisters and parents here.
Geo. Hall has returned from Cali
fornia and he reports that he is satis-
fed with Oregon.
Arthur Fryer and wife arrived
Tuesday from Los Angeles for q
several weeks stay.
L. D. Hammock snd G. J.Gidd ings
left Wednesday for the Coquille
country in the employ of tbs Forestry
service.
G. d. Allen arrived Saturday from
the New Mexico Agricultural College
to spend the Summer with his
parents.
W. N. Marshall of Vancouver,
Wash, stopped off at Grants Pass
between trains Tuesday to call on
his old friend, o. S. blanchard.
Miss Oro Wilson, who has been
visiting for the last three weeks In
Portland and st. Johns. returned
home last Sunday morning.
Datlef Eisman went to Corvallis
Thursdy to visit friends and to attend
the commencement of the o. A. c.,
which takes place next Wednesday.
Claude Trimble returned home
Tuesday from Northern Oregon points
where he has been working in the
Lumber camps during the Winter.
A. Lougenbaker returned from
klamath Falls Monday and left
Tuesday for Portland, where he
expects to work during the Summer.
A. w. Coleman of Kerby has been
spending q few days in town trying
to interest local capital in q new
process Of fruit drying.
Miss Pansy Wilcox arrived In
Grants Pass last week from Hood
River, where she has q position as
bookkeeper, for a visit with her
parents~a =,
Chas Mosier of Seattle arrived last
week to take an interest in the Nate
Baets barber shop, and hereafter the
irm will be known as Bates g. Mosier.
Mr.. Mosier's family will come later.
B. A. Williams and Charles Will
Jams returned Tuesday evening to
Cottage Grove after having come here
20 be with Claude Williams during
his last days and to attend the funeral.
G. d. Williams and A. d. Knight
spent Saturday In Medord boosting
for the Fourth of July celebration.
They report that Medford is going to
move over here the Fourth.
W. Ladd of San Francisco. one Of
the heirs Of the Benjamin Healey es-
tate was in town Monday looking
over the Jewett group Of mines
which is part of the property of the
estate.
Peter Pirzer, one of Hugo's pros
porous fruit growers, was in town
the first of the week. He reports
that the Hugo cherry crop will be on
the market in about 10 days.
John Patrick is reported seriously
i'll Decoration Day he over-exerted
himself. with the result that some of
his old complications came back on
him and have laid him up.
Mrs. Warren Bart and baby re-
turned to their home at Roseburg
Wednesday after visiting with Mrs.
Burt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Williams for a short time.
Chas. Smythe returned this week
from Coos Bay where he has been
working for the past five months. He
will visit his mother until after tb 9
Fourth and then return to North
Bend.
Mrs Mollie Belding and son Don,
left Thursday for Petersburg, H.,
to spend the Summer with Mrs. Beld-
ing's mother. They will return in
time for school this Fall. Mrs. Beld-