Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14
LOCAL EVENTS.
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W. Na0Almer OI mtrliu was IL Oho
city last Friday.
Henry Couger, the Placer merchant,
was 10 the county seat yesterday.
Constble Singleton was down from
Medford last Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Karner went to
Portland Monday evening where MRS.
Karner will remain for time to take
medical treatment.
G. NJ. Spring left yesterday morn
ing for Nehalem, where he will spend
a month or more with relatives and
friends.
Fl. Schultz had the index finger of
his left hand cot while at work in the
New box factory yesterday. necessitat-
ing the attention of physician.
Will Miller of Foots Creek came In
Monday and has gone out to work at
Cook & Howlsnd's sawmill on jump
off-Joe.
R. X. Montgomery of the Southern
Pacific was in Portland last Sunday.
h. A. Davis went over to jackson
vile Monday morning where he Will
remain for week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lister and
baby returned home Tuesday from
Crescent City and Gasquet where
they had been spending pleasant
outing. o.
Prof. II. E. Mielke, principal of the
High school, returned Wednesday
from Shasta Springs, CAL, where ht
had been spending part of his vaca
tien.
Miss Mamie Paddock, after having
spent several days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Paddock. has re
turned to San Francisco to resume
her church work.
Chas. Bayse came over from Jack
sonville last Monday and after spend
ing the day here went out to Cook .
Howland's saw mill where he expect
to work the balance of the season.
The board let contracts at Tuesda
nights meeting for the partitionin
of one of the recitation rooms in tn
Central school building and the calci
mining.o all the rooms on the secon
floor.
DIR. vanDyke left for Albany Mon
day and the following day went owe
to Newport where he expects to pla
in the band and orchestra for fey
days and enjoy the cool breeze on tn
beach for a time.
George Howland of the saw mil
firm of Cook q Rowland was in froI
Jump. off Joe last Monday after sur
plies and repairs. Mr. Hew land say
the mill has just been staIte and ths
they expect to make good run dur
ing the season.
W. J. wmer of the Deep Grave
mine was in the county seat last Nor
day and spent the fore part OF III
week here looking after busines
matters and visiting with old friends
MI. Winner says they will beRi
shaping things up about the first {
the month for the coming season
work at the mine.
-..Mrs. Ethel Hartman, q daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Houghton, resiC
} ing about three miles south of towI
who has been suffering mentally fC
seme weeks as the result Of the deaf
Of her husband some time ago, wt
adjudged insane Tuesday sfter an ei
: animation by the comm ssion.
! nurse arrived here early Wednesda
morning and accompanied Mrs Har
man to the hospital ut Salem.
= Joseph Woke aud family retnrnt
home last week from q weeks. .outir
at Crescent City where they went /
automobile. II is needless to say tn
they had most enjoyable time. NJ
Woke reports no breakdown eitr
-, coming or going and on the way hon
= they came from Monumental Hill,
: distance of SO miles in about IL
hours.
q n. b. Anderson, supervisor of h
forest reserve, left last week TO We
4 Fork TO look after that pait of the '
II serve relative to fires in thai sectio
\ He will go from there to Rose bu
. where he viii give attention to {
d coal land cases which the goverumr
}. has been prosecuting for some tin
Mr.. Anderson reports remarkat
ia success in handling d es sin
h they began week or ten GAYS a
Il and says that wherever he W
|, reported ON the reserve he has al
"a patched.meu to look after it a, d VIII
a necessary has hired any ressouat
~ number Of assistants nee sssry a
i all fires thus far have be, II xii
n guished before any damage was do
10 or succeeded in getting tht m uud
"a control,
Mrs Mary G, Candy, who hs, be
1. spending the summer at Gallo vi
u her husband, left Sunday for Mes
'u vile, Pa, to attend the snnusi s.
IL sion OF the Kappa Kappa Cam
"a fraternity at Allegheny college, .
o. above association is an otlsrizlti
l- Ct the trateIuit'es NJ women e.