Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-04
Items Of Personal
Interest.

Attorney Il. D. Norton was called
to Portland, Saturday, by important
legal business.
Mrs. Juo. HYDE left yesterday for
a prolonged visit with Portland and
Seattle relatives and friends. ESs
Ralph Dean went to Ashland Thurs
day morning for a few days out
ing in the Desd Indian district.
Mrs, T. b. Cornell was called to
Jefferson, Lane county, this week, by
the serious illness Of her mother.
Messrs. NJ W, c. D., and Chas
Mowers and W. a. Sweet left Wednes-
day for hunting expedition in the
Bridge Creek district.
DR.. NJ. c. Findley, the successful
oculist attended the sessions OF the
great NJ. E conference at Portland.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ". Richardson are
spending this week, with relatives at
Scio and taking in the attractions OF
county fair.
H. G, Kinney was one of the promi-
nent Masons who attended the meet
ing of the state commandery. at Port.
land, last week.
Mrs. Frank Ske]linger has gone to
Forest Grove, where she will spend a
couple of weeks. visiting with her
sister. Mrs. Field.
Miss Edna Neil is spending the
week in Grants Pass, having come
down to attend the wedding of her
cousin, Miss Blanche Dean.
A. B. Ellerson. one of the capable
linemen Of the Condor Water, Light
& Power Co.. was transacting bust
ness at Medford, the first Of the
week.
A W. Holman, assistant cashier Of
the Grants Pass Banking & Trust Co..
has this week been moving his resi-
dence to one of the houses near the
bridge.
M. q. Lindley, cashier Of the s. p.
freight department. in Ashland was
in this city, Tuesday, arranging to
dispose Of the crop from his hay farm,
to local dealers.
E. G. Dixon. the dryRoods merchant
who is retiring from business, on ac-
count Of i'll health, is spending some
days, visiting with his sister, at
walla walla. waah.
Lynn D. Allen, who probably has
the only pecan grove on the Pacific
coast. was In from his place Tuesday
and ordered the Courier sent to one
Of his brothers, residing in Texas.
Mrs Geo. A. Hamilton is entertain.
ing at the Riverside Fruit Farm, this
week. old.time friends, in the per-
sons of Mrs S. s. Simmons and her
son, ". s. Conine. of Columbus, o.
James McFadden. one Of the Apple.
gates promising young men WAS in
the city this week. on his way to
Ft. Jones, whore he will spend the
coming winter, running a hoisting en-
gine in one of the Siskiyou mines.
G. H. Montgomery is planning to
leave in a few days for Portland,
where he will take a course in the
Behnke. Walker Business College. He
will take up bookkeeping and stenog.
rapby.
J. W, Moore, manager of the
Model Drug Store left today for a
hunting trip in the northern part OF
the county. Will Fry came down
from Portland to run the store in his
absence, as he expects to be away
about one week. He promises his
many friends all kinds of big game.
A. B. Cornell went up to Ashland
Sunday and enjoyed the closing ses
sions Of the rousing evsnge listit
meetings which Messrs. Honeywell
and Rockwell have been conducting a
that place. He reports having had
fine time.
Ralph Looney is back from pleas
an three weeks trip to Norfolk, Vir
ginia, where he visited with relative
: and hai fine time. WIile he had
good time Of it, yet he, like ma
another before him, was great
, pleased to return 10 the Pass again.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. d. Winner wer
here, Monday, en- route from thei
; new home near Hollaod, TO visi
with Mrs. Winners nephew, Harr
Taylor, near Woodville, who is quit
low with dropsy aud who is not el
] pected to live.
e Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Bumgardsne
, returned. Saturday from their sun
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