Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-07-05
Items Of Personal
Interest.

this year. The woods on the hill be
hind the reservoir are on fire now.
The Teal restaurant on Sixth stree
has been closed and a confectioner,
store takes its place.
Mrs. Rose Gravelin leftIon wednes
day for San Francisco. called ther
by the illness of her sister. in law.
A.Shively aud wife of Medford passed
through here in their automobile Oh
their way home from Roseburg.
o. o. Lund returned from klamath
Falls Tuesday night, where he hat
been on business for the last few days
D. Griffis; son law of Mrs. woold
ridge, came from Roseburg aud spen
the 4th were, returniging Thursday
evening for his home.
Will Moore arrived in Grants Pass
Friday night to stay for a week oi
two. He has been working in Ari
zona ior some tlme.
Charlie Day. who is bookkeeper fol
Simond's works in Portland. came IL
Sundays train to visit with hi
parents for about two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Fetsch and Mrs. David
Stesrns and children arrived In Grants
Pass Monday morning from Portland
to attend the funeral of their brother
Willie Burns.
Bess McOolm made a business triI
to town Saturday. She has beer
teaching near Leland for the last five
months.
The Methodist ice cream social
on Friday evening was quite we'll al
tended. They cleared about SIS.
Mrs. Bert Miller returned te
Grants Psss Friday after spending
two weeks with her mother at Chico,
Cal.
Miss Marjorie Kinney returned
home from Pomona college, Of which
institution, she has been a student
the past year.
Mrs. Ray. who has been visiting
for about three weeks with Mrs. I.
N. Davis of this city. .and Mrs. Jen-
nings Of Waldo, left on Wednesday y
for her home in Medford.
Mrs. Dora Hackeny and two child.
rem Of Applegate left on Wednesday
for Red Bluffs, Gal She will also
visit San Francisco before returning
home.
Roy Harper. who is attsndiug the
Behnke Walker business college of
Portland came home Sunday to make
Q visit of few weeks with his rela-
tives. he will finish at the college
in short time.
Charlie Glidden, travelling superin-
tendent of the Williams factory ar
rived here Saturday night and lre-
turned to Upton, Cal, Monday
night.
Bert Barnes spent Sunday in Ash
land with his parents and Mrs.
Barnes, who has been visiting there
for the pastl two weeks. They re-
turned Monday.
The Grants Pass Hardware has
another clever display in their win
dow, being a representation Of an
automobile made up of articles OF
hardware.
Claud Cheshire arrived in Grants
Pass Sunday morning to stay for a
short time. He has been working at
Marshall Wells hardware Co. in Port
land. He says he likes the city very
much.
]. @. Knoll of Kearney, Neb. ar.
rived last week to visit his daughter.
Mrs. W. G. Bears. Mr.. Knoll has
bought a place at Salem where he and
Mrs. Bears, who will shortly arrive
from Nebraska, will live.
Mrs. L. B. Hall and Miss Helen
and son Andrew, left Thursday for a
visit at the old family home st Me-
chanicsburg. H. Mrs. Hall will be
gone-two months and will also visit
friends at Spokane, Chicago and other
places in the East.
James Mackie returned to San
Francisco Monday after having spent
a week or more visiting his daughter
Mrs. Claud Hockett. Mr.. Msckie is
proprietor of the Hotel Martinez at
the corner Of VanNess and Geary
streets.
Tom Harvey arrived here Monday
from Coos Bay for a few days visit
with friends and relatives. He IL
we'll pleased with his present locs'
tion and Informs us that Eric Bolt. "a
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