Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-12-10
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL :
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U. D. McAllister, formerly brake
man between here and Roseburg
has been returned to this run after
few weeks on another division.
Mrs. S. C. Nease went to Green
back Tuesday to spend several days
with her husband, who is foreman
of the Greenback mine.
Choice English Christmas Cards
and booklets for sale at Demaray's
Drug Store.
E. G. Newell arrived here Monday
evening from Sacramento to spend
few days with relatives and friends
A. H. Carson left for San Francis
co Wednesday morning, called there
on account of the illness of a
brother
Miss Patti Gray, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. S. Cou-
tant for the past eight months, left
for her home at Denver last Tuesday
night.
Geo, B, Peck, of Montpelier, VT,
a cousin of Mrs. Mary E. Dodge. ar
rived in Grants Pass Monday morn
ing and is looking over this section.
Having too large stock Of Dia.
mond Jewelry of all descriptions,
want to reduce and in order to do
so | will give discount of 90 per
cent till January /. Alfred Letcher
Mrs. Lena Anderson arrived Mon
day from Concordia, Kan, to visit
her brother, F. w. Huggerth, and
family, Mr.. Huggerth has not seen
his sister since he left Kansas 81
years ago.
Stanton Rowell has just com
pleted building a neat bungalow on
X street at Third, and the first OF
the week removed his household eff
fects from Seventh and D streets,
where they have been residing since
coming to Grants Pass.
Presbyterian Cook Book. On sale
December IS. Send 1t as Christ
mas present to your friends.
Miss Helen Henry, of Hugo, who
visited with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Schmidt, in this city last week, has
gone to Sacramento, Cal, to spend
the winter with friends and rela-
tives.
Sheriff Joe Russell went to Med
ford and Jacksonville Wednesday on
a business trip. He was accompani-
ed home from the latter place by a
man named Ford, who left Hugo a
short time ago and forgot to pay his
board bill, so our sheriff was sent
for to bring the gentleman to this
city to board at Hotel Russell.
o. P. Harvey and Bob Adams re-
turned last Friday from klamath
Falls where they have spent the past
three months installing machinery
and doing other improvement work
at their new mill. The gentlemen
will remain here until some time in
March when they will return to
their mill and begin active opera
tions.
Mrs. L. NJ. Opdycke had a very un-
fortunate accident at the office OF
E. IT. McKinstry Monday. Mrs. Op-
dycke was cutting a piece of wood
with a sharp axe when the axe slip
ped and cut severe cash In her
left foot, the blade penetrating to
the bone, and 1t required a physician
and several stitches to close the
wound. 1t is feared she will not be
able to walk for several days.
C. D. Crane, of Grants Pass, Mr.
Dunn, of the Dunn & English fruit
farm. and Arthur Hussey, also q
prosperous farmer in his section
came up Monday from Pickett creeE
to act as witnesses in the case OF the
Big Four Mining Go, which is con
testing homestead locations TN.
gentlemen report Pickett Creek di.
trict as prosperous an5 mining Ho'o
Christmas Dancc at the Oo''5.'.
rink. Friday, December a. l2-I0--