Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-25
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL :

Jos. Moss went to Portland or
business Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Ireland went to Med,
ford Thursday for a few days.
NJ. c. Courtney, foreman of the
Golden Wedge mine, was in this city
Wednesday on business trip.
Miss Ella Williams left this Friday
morning for Stockton, Cal, to spend
some time with her sister at that
place.
Homer Barron, of Ashland, and his
mother were visitors in this city this
week to consult DR.. Findley for eye
and throat trouble.
Mrs. Carl Hoots, of Ashland, has
been in this city for several days
the guest of her mother, Mrs. G. R.
Satchwell, who has been Ill.
Jud Pernoll left this Friday morn.
ing for San Antonio, Tex, where he
goes into training for the coming
summers work in the base ball field
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton Smith came
up from Grave on Tuesday for 9
short visit with relatives, returning
to their home at that place this Fri
day.
Ralph Looney and E. S. VanDyke
went to Portland Tuesday evening
to hear the famous singer, Madame
Schumann Heink, who appeared Feb
ruary 23.
Prof. w. B. Field, instructor Of
organ and piano, will be in this city
over Sunday, and, as he Is looking
for a permanent location, he may
make this place his future home.
Mrs F. w. Reid, who last weel
was reported as being in the con
valescent stage of typhoid fever, ha!
suffered a relapse and is not so wei
this week.
T. B. Coleman from the Colder
Wedge mine was Grants Pass visit
or on Wednesday. Mr.. Coleman says
they are putting on a cyanide plant
at the mine.
Miss Marjorie Kinney went t
Portland Tuesday night in order tt
attend the concert given by Madame
Schumann-Heink. Miss Kinney will
remain in the city several days.
The southbound trains were al
late Tuesday, owing to No. II having
slipped tire at Jefferson and get
ting a truck crosswise on the track
This caused a tie-up of all the train!
for about nine hours.
Dell Wheeler, of the clothing firm
of Hamlin & Wheeler, Of McMinn
vile, stopped off at Grants Pass Mon
day on his way home from Los An
geles. Mr.. Wheeler was the CUES
Of the I. A. Mundinger family.
A. c. Goettsche has been incapaci
tated for active service on the S. p
this week owing to very severe colo
which, at one stage, was dangerous
ly near the pneumonia line. He II
convalescent at the present time ant
will soon resume his duties.
Rev. D. H. Leech and son, Paul
who spent several days this week a
various points In the Willamette Val
ley, returned Thursday evening t
their home in this city. While a
Corvallis Mr.. Ieech visited his two
daughters, who are attending schoo
at that place.
Miss Goldie Lewis, who has beer
so seriously Ill with typhoid fever a
her home in this city, is reported
better. Last week her life was des
paired OF and her sisters, Mrs. Heller
Guerin, Mrs. j. d. Hayes and Mis-
Pearl Lewis, were summoned from
Portland and arrived here last Fri
day.
The Grants Pass postofflce or
Thursday received from the post
office department a new United
States flag, about AXIS feet, which
will be floated above the local office
on state occasions. The office hal
always been patriotic and displayed
the colors but the emblem has here
tofore been furnished by the post
master.