Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18
Items Of Personal
Interest.

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Miss Jessie Hathaway was in from
Dryden, Saturday, doing some shop
ping.
Otto Tresham, of Sans Valley has
been in, having dentistry work done
by local dentists.
7. j. Mackin, one of the Grave
Creek fruit growers was at the county
seat, Wednesday. on a business errand.
J. D. Dixon was in from Williams
Greek, Tuesday, on business and
greeting his many acqusintances.
d. II. Winner, one of Selma's ener-
getic residents was transscting some
business in the city Monday.
VIM. c. Debley. the piano tuner
was in the city, again this week aud
be reports business in his line as quite
lively these days.
A. A. Adams is here from Stafford,
Kansas, looking over the country
with a view to locating hereabouts.
r. b. johnson was up from Gold
Hill this week, looking after some
business matters.
G. W. Kincaid was here from Pay
ton. Oregon, attending to some timber
claim matters.
VIM. Kelsey and W. F. Lewis, two
Roseburgers passed Sunday in this
city, being on combined business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Oliver S. Brown returned Fri
day, from Minneapolis, where she has
been on an extended visit with her
parents and sister.
]. W. Moore returned from his big
hunting expedition in the northern
part of the county, Monday and he
tells of having had all kinds of good
luck.
Tom Harvey and bride arrived in
Marshfetd this week, after honey
moon trip of two weeks duration.
which was spent visiting various
points of interest in the northwest.
Misses Anna and Ellen Anderson are
here from Hoquism, WASH. for the
express purpose of filing upon some
fine timber claims.
Word comes that Claude Cheshire.
who has position with the Marshall
Wells Hardware Co., Of Portland, is at
one Of the hospitals and is quite i'll.
Word comes to the effect that James
Gibson is quite ill at Ray, Arizona.
with typhoid fever. His mother has
gone to help nurse him.
A. @. Marsters, one of the moving
spirits in the Oregon University, has
been spending q few dsys in this city,
returning to Eugene. the first Of the
week.
G.. S. HoIie. the Omaha, Neb., man
who purchased the Kinney place is
daily expecting the arrival Of his
family. He doesn't think much of
the bachelor idea and misses his
family very much.
Miss Minnie Ireland has returned
from her visit of several weeks to
Portland, Seattle, Victoria and other
places in the Pacific northwest. She
reports having had a delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Daigle, after
going out for short visit with Cres-
cent City friends, have returned to
their Seattle home. having had de-
lightful outing.
There is good money in stock
hogs" at FIVE cents per pound. 50
thinks Henry Oden, Of Winner, who
brought in good load, Tuesday and
he found ready sale for the same.
Messrs. c. H. and W. H. Cogeshall,
one of whom is job printer OF Seat
tie, Wash, returned to their home last
week, after spending some time here
visiting with their cousin, Mrs.
fryer.
7. G. Norris, the we'll known tim
Der cruiser was down from jackson .
Vile, for a few days this week, pilot
ing prospective timber buyers around
over the desirable untaken lands to
be found near this city.
R. S. shepheard, who comes from
Pasadena, Southern California &
famous tourist resort and home Of
the millionaires, is here to lock this
country over, with view to invest
heavily in property Of various kinds.
s. S. Davis, a Hoquaim, Wash.
timber man has been in this city 10
see about getting hold Of some desir-
able claims, as he thinks that this il
, going to be one Of the coming tim
Der land sections Of the coast.
&C. G Hanks, who played baseball
with the local team here a wear ago,