Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-08-13
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= PERSONAL AND LOCAL =

FLASH is put up In 12-ounce
ooxes' bevelled edged, to prevent cut
ting the fingers,
Ed Gano went to Medford Wednes-
day to visit with his mother on her
farm near that place.
Miss Matte MCGEE went to Ash
land Wednesday to visit with friends
for few days.
Chas. Shattuck went to Hits, Cal.
Wednesday, after few days visit
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. G. E. Brinker and son, and
Mrs, M. p. Smith went to Medford
Wednesday to spend few days with
friends,
Mrs. S. d, Newell went to Merlin
Thursday to visit for few days with
her daughter, Mrs, Albert Coe, at
that place.
D. W. Mcdaniel, former Grants
Pass boy, arrived here Tuesday from
Glendale and after few days visit
with old friends will go to Weed,
Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C, Sanders. of
Seattle, spent several days this week
looking over our city and surround
ing country with view to locating
here.
Mrs. Ida HIT of Hits, Cal, spent
a few days in our city this week the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Smith.
She has been afflicted with eye
trouble and has been taking treat
ment from DR., Findley.
Mrs. G. f. Fox, of Central Point.
who has been in our city for the past
two weeks taking throat treatment
Of DR.. Findley, left Thursday for her
home much improved in health.
Misses Claudine and Georgia
Coron left Wednesday evening for
Portland whore they will visit with
their sister, Mrs. Otto Dunlap, after
which they will 90 to Seattle to at
tend the fair. They expect to be alb
sent several weeks.
Cheap wood, factory blocks and
kindlings-block, single load $2.75;
A loads $1,000; hndllngs, Csc, 3 for
$1.5O. II. Huck Wood Yard, 100
w. H street. Phone 434. 6-25-tf
A letter from f. Breitmayer writ
ten at Jacksonville, Mich. says that
the funeral of Mrs. Breitmayer took
place last Friday, attended by large
number of her old friends. Mr..
Breitmayer says he and his little son.
William, will be here in about ten
days, accompanied by his brother
who desires to come west
Geo. Kish, who was injured about
five weeks ago while working on the
new steel bridge, is not improving
so rapidly as could be wished. Mr.
Kish is at the South Pacific hospital
and it has developed that his injuries
are more serious than were at first
suspected, the kidneys having been
injured, which makes his recovery
very slow.
DR.. Howard G. Kimbley, of Los
Angeles, an osteopath physician, has
arrived in this city and succeeds to
the office and practice Of Dr. Camp
bell in the Conklin building. The
doctor comes highly recommended
and bears the general reputation of
a well read and an up-to-date student
in his school Of the healing art.
Messrs. Huntley and Maxwell, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, have been look
Ing over the surrounding country
! with a view of locating here. These
gentlemen are much pleased with
Grants Pass and It's surroundings
and as they seem to be the kind OF
people we are looking for It is hoped
/ they will become investors and clti.
zens.
win Wheeler. who was injured
/ while clearing his land of stumpI
and brush ot Jerome Prairie tw,
weeks ago, is getting along nicely
Mr. Wheeler sustained compound
fracture of the left log and wa.
brought TO the South Pacific hos
'pital Dr. Louahndpc thinks me- viii
Uc able to- bo out iu about thre,
weeks
Mrs. Eta Loycrlch arrived here
Thursday morning from Yornpton
| Nevada en route TO Eugene to ylsi
her parents and stopped Off In thl
city to visit at the home Of Mr., ant
/ Mrs r. B. Baber Mr. and Mr..
Leyench were former residents q
this city, but for the past two and
half years have resided In Nevada
She also visited friends at Ashlan
and WOodyile
Miss Elizabeth MacNell left on IN
Northwestern Monday evening fo