Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-07-17
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

w. u. McAdams of Crescent Cit,
was in town Tuesday.
X. E. Dosn, manager of the Pacifi
Coal Co of Medford, was in Grant
Pass last Friday.
G. F. Dyer, W. A. Ackley and F
Root of North Bend were in Grsnt
Pass last Tuedssy.
Mrs. Winifred Fyfield CLARK O.
Glendale is visiting home folks il
this city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Klein went tt
Ashland Wednesday morning to spent
a few days at the Chsutauqus.
W. B. Sherman left Tuesday even,
ing for Portland on a brief busines:
errand, returning home yesterday
Misses Orc Wilson and Bessie Nc.
Colin spent Saturday and Sunday in
Ashland, visiting friends and tskins
in Chautauqua.
Secretary F. NJ. Dubois of the
Ashland Commercial club was in
Grants Pass on brief business errand
Tuesday.
DR.. Reddy of Medford stopped of
here Monday morning between trains
en- route home from business trip to
Portland.
Thomas Dsrlaud of South Dakota
arrived here last Saturday and has
been looking about the country with a
view to locating.
John Mock .and Ira Binns left,
"Wednesday morning for two weeks
camping trip at Steamboat and
Cinnabar springs.
Fred Smith, foreman of the Courier
office, went down to Merlin Sunday
morning and spent the afternoon with
his sister, Mrs. Fry.
Geo. Riddle went to Ashland Sun
day to camp out for a couple of days
with his family who are attending the
Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Mount of
Latham, Kan., arrived here Friday
to spend two weeks with their neice,
Mrs. A. j. Hollingsworth.
Frank johnson of the Layton Hotel
returned home Sunday from Happy
Camp, CAL, where he had beer look
ing after his mining interests.
District Attorney B. F. Mulkey ar
rived in the city Sunday to be in
readiness for the July term OF the
circuit court which convened Monday.
Carroll Cornell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Cornell, went to Galice
Monday morning to spend the balance
of the school vacation with the family
of j. c. Msttison.
Assistant General Passenger agent
John NJ Scott and Travelling Psssen.
ger agent j. w. Jenkins of the South.
ern Pacific were in the city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Griffin of
Marshaltown. Iowa, arrived in the
city Wednesday morning to spend the
summer here with III. @. Dixon and
family. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Dixon
are sisters.
Herman Horning shipped his two
tame deer Monday morning to Eaton
Bros, at Manchester, Wyo. They
were a doe and fswn and attracted
considerable interest while on the
platform at the depot.
Ralph Davis, who is running the
engine at Williams Bros. mill at
Glendale, came up last Saturday after
some repairs for the engine. The mill
is now shut down but will resume
work next week.
August Goettscbe and wife. Ray
Wright and wife and Miss Frances
johnson left Monday morning fol
West Fork to camp out for week.
They were joined by Nj. and Mrs.
Speaker of Glendale, Fred Raymond
OF Roseburg and Mr.. Wright of West
fork.
County Judge Jewell went up tC
Ashland Monday morning to hear the
noted John Sharp Williams lecture
before the Chautauqua. Mr.. Williams
was to have spoken Saturday evening
but his train was delayed so that hs
could not reach Ashland at the sp
pointed time, hence the change of his
date to Monday evening.
DR.. Edward White, the dentist Of
Eugene, formerly a resident Of
Grants Pass, with a party of foul
other gentlemen came in from thai
place on the train Saturday morning
DR.. White purchased DR.. Walker
winton touring car while here and h'
and his associates returned to Eugene
in the automobile
Civil Engineer F. E. Hobson wen
down to Galice Wednesday TO look over
some mining property and to secure
samples OF ore for assaying. Mr.
Hobson, who is, by the way, an ex
perienced mining engineer, has NOR,
than ordinary faith in the Galice dis
trict and predicts that, eventually i
W i'll make a splendid camp.
l.. +. Gilman, president of the Gil
man Bed Rock Mining Co. returned
Sunday evening from Sacramento
Cal, where he had gone to inspect tn
new mining machine which was bull
for the company at Sacramento. H
also superintended the loading of tn
machine which is now in transit ant
| is expected here any day. lmme
diately after its arrival 1t will be Sc
up and placed in the Rogue River TO
its initial setting, just below Gallo
creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Donnell o