Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-07-31
PERSONAL ITEMS.


Holland Monday.
Phil Starr. foreman of the Briggs
mine, was in the county seat ovti
Sunday.
F. E.Schmidt of Schmidt Bros. saw
mi at Selma. was in Grants Pas,
Sunday.
Vim. Richards, one of the old time
miners, was in from the Picket Greek
district Tuesday.
A. J. Mckinney of ths Palace hotel
was over in the Waloo district the
fore part of the week.
Miss Mary Kentworthy Of Portland
is visiting with the family of G. A
Hamilton at Fruitdsle.
John Deyenay of Harrison, Idaho,
was in the city the iirst of the week
looking after land interests
Mrs Willard Wright of Elko. Ne.
vads, is here visiting with her hus.
bands parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. ". p
Wright.
Miss Ada Brockman of Merlin, came
up Tuesday morning to spend week
with the family of City Marshal Nc
Grew.
John Swnason, the carpenter, has
secured the contract for and is now
building school hoose. three miles
east of Central Point.
Standard cement, any quality at
"a. 25 barrel at Grants Pass Hdw. Co.
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Mrs. ]. Hansen arrived in the city
last Sunday from Alaska where her
husband has bsen succe ssfully en-
saged in mining operations.
Miss Mary Brady of Kerby brought
her mother, who has been critically
i'll for some time. to the hospital the
iiIst Of the week for treatment.
Geo. Williams, Dick Bland aud
Harry Thrasher went to. Medford
Tuesday morning to attend the annual
meeting of the Red Men lodge.
Mrs. W. II. Stacy of Usage. Iowa.
arrived in the city yesterday morning
and will spend the summer with the
family Of her. son -in-law. ]. +. Klein.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Newkirk of Los
Angeles have been in the city the past
week. Mr.. Newkirk is interested in
newly invented piece of mining
machinery.
Mrs. Maggie Sullivan came down
from Albany last Saturday morning to
look after timber claim and has been
spending the week here with &C.
quaintances.
Miss Cora Smith returned from
Holland last week where she has
been teaching school. She left yes
terday... tor Wslla Walla where she
will attend summer school.
Mrs. James Marsh returned Sunday
from Dnnsmuir, where she has spen t
the past several weeks visiting with
her sons, James and Harry of that
place.
Ed Fry and d. E. Dotson went to
Medford Wednesday evening to take
in the sights at the Redman's big
pow WOW, which was on for four days
there this week.
C. Mcpherson, who was deleg ate
from the local lodge returned last Sat
urday from Portland where he had
been in attendance at the annual ses-
sion Of the A. o. U. W. grand lodge.
Gay Rummells and Chas. Ferdipe
will leave next week for Alberta,
Canada to investigate the oppor-
tunities in that province for the
average young man of strength and
industry.
Fruit picking lsdders-just the thing
You have been needing-at Hair Rid
die Hdwe Co.
Cal Wells, who left Grants Pass
recently for the Willamette valley, has
located in Newberg. having bought a
place there. Mr.. Wells is much
pleased with the country aud saysIit
is uneIcelled for dsirying. cherries
and berries.
Rev. ]. W. McDougsl, pastor of
the Mt. Tabor NJ. E. church Of Port
land was in Grants Pass this week and
assisted in conducting the Victor
Peterson funeral. Kew. McDougal
was formerly patsor of the Newman
NJ. E. church of Grants Pass
Robert Hart, U. B., Glover and G.
L. Smith, who are identified with
the United Copper-Gold Mines Co.
were in from Merlin to confer with
other members of the the. company
bere relative to. this new Organiza.
tion TUESDAY.
Malleable Steel Ranges at Hair
Riddles.
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