Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-09-06
Items Of Personal
Interest.

tSbhOi" Ostci Wds up lrOm mCmln u =
vile this week on an important bust
ness errand.
Z. E. Rouch, Prineville merchant
who has been here to look after his
timber interests, left Tuesday for his
home.
VIM. Turner, the large Glendale
lumber manipulation was looking after
some of the extensive holdings Of his
company hereabouts this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Owens we re
in from the Blue Ledge mining dis
trict. this week, doing some extensive
trading with Grants Pass merchants
Mrs S. S. Palmer Of Takilma and
Mrs. c. E. Tucker, OF Waldo came in
on shopping expedition for a few
days or 80 this.week.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Bursell were
among the Jackson county people
who came to Grants Pass this week to
do some trading.
E. L. Ingram of Roseburg has
been the guest ..of his brother, W. L.
Ingram, the we'll known Oscar Creek
mining man.
G. l. Coughlin. rustling timber
man from Eugene was here this week.
He has been on q tour Of Northern
California and stopped here to look
into some tempting proposition.
Louis A Elliott, advance agent for
Richard & Pringle's famous minstrels
was in the city Tuesday, making
arrangements for the appearance Of
that musical aggregation here on the
night of the 18th inst.
R. G. Adkins and son are here from
Washington state for the purpose Of
making arrangements to come tn is
way to live and they are more than
pleased with all that they have seen
while on this tour Of inspection.
Chss. Justice. representing q
wealthy syndicate Of DenvsrD mine
owners, Is here to make a careful in-
spection .of some valuable mines in
which his people are about to become
heavily interested.
G. A. Clark Of the Martha mines
was st the county seat. Tuesday, on
business trip. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Joseph Phillips and daughter,
Miss Leila Phillips, Of Leland and
Mrs. Jane Yerkes, Of Kansas.
Mrs. John Challenge, who has been
spending the summer here, with her
husband, who Is with the Southern
Oregon Supply Co., has gone back
to her Illinois home, where she will
spend the winter season.
Miss Edna Disbrow left the first OF
the week for short stay with hugo
friends She is one Of the expert
fruit packers at the csnnery and will
assist in putting mp some fine eI-
hibits for the coming fair display.
Mrs. J. B. Nelson and her five
children will soon leave for Col
Vile, Stevens Co., Wash, to join
Mr. Nelson and make their home
there. They used to live at that
place and have missed the SHOWS.
They sold their four acre fruit ranch
to VIM. Bunch.
c. J. Meiners, who halls from. Key
stune, s. D., is in this locality, look
ing the country over, with view to
coming here to live. He thinks this
section is all right, which may be
taken to mean that he has decided to
come here to abide in the future.
NJ. NJ. Barry, who has been So
journing in this land OF promise for a
few days is so we'll pleased with al
that he has seen that he has gone back
to Manhattan, Kansas, to sell of hi'
belongings and then he will HE him
self hither. with his family to make
this city their future home.
Mrs. F.. W. Van Dyke and son
Edward Van Dyke returned hom'
Saturday evening after their sum
mer's vacation. Mrs. VanDyke ha
been the guest of old frinds back II
Minnesota, while Edward has beei
enjoying the cool breezes at Newport
DR.. Van Dyke is still at one Of tn
Portland sanitoriums, bot expects t
return home in time Tor the bieifair
Mrs. Perry Mcdaniel and brother
Will 'Niokerson and Miss Viol
Turner and brother, viii IArner al
rived in this city last week, TO visi
for a short time with relatives an
friends. The trip was made froi
their home, Lake City. Cal, b
wagon and the party also visite
Crater Lake. They leave Saturda
on their return trip.