Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
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Personal AND LOCAL.


Ray Bailey went to Merlin We'd
nesday evening on a business trip.
Mrs. G. W. Walton, of Deer creek,
was calling on Grants Pass friends
Thursday.
Roy Jordan went to Wolf Creek
Thursday to attend to some business
matters.
Ora Smith and Freely Sawyer, OF
Kerby, were Grants Pass visitors
"Wednesday.
Miss May Dewey went to Roseburg
"Wednesday and expects to reside per-
manently in that city.
James Knowles, of Seattle, arrived
here Tuesday and has been visiting
with Grants Pass friends.
Miss Louise Birdsall was among
the number of Grants Pass people
who visited Medford last Sunday.
w. T. Coburn made a business
trip to Gold Hill Wednesday, return
Ing to Grants Pass in the evening.
N Miss Ruby Longwell went to Mer-
I'm Thursday morning, where she
will remain for some time with
friends.
Mrs. c. w. Walton returned to
her home at Sacramento Wednesday,
after spending some time visiting
with her mother, Mrs. C. w. Hunton,
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. Gillespie, who
arriver here recently from Watson
VILE. Cal, are so well pleased with
Grants Pass that they expect to To-
cate here.
Mrs. ]. B. Dean arrived here this
week from Oakland, Cal, 10 visit
X with her mother, Mrs. Caroline Wiki
man. She left Wednesday after
noon for her home. accompanied by
her mother and little niece, Mildred,
Hamlin, who will visit with her for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Smith and
Lester Cobufn returned to Medford
Thursday morning, after visiting
with friends and attending the De-
Armond- -Tetherow wedding, which
wae solernized in this city Wodnes-
day evening.
A young man by the name of King
N had his right hand caught in the saw
at the factory Tuesday afternoon
about 3 o'clock, and the first finger
badly mangled. He was taken to the
National drug store. whore the IN
jured member was treated by Dr.
Smith.
Mrs. Dan Green, Of Galice, ha'
been spending a few days witt
friends and relatives in this city, ant
left Thursday morning for oroville
s Cal, where she goes to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Elsie
Due. Mrs. Green was a"'ompanieC
as far as Ashland by ho" hnsN"pd
Dan s. Green, and Mrs. F"Hritt var
M mon.
Dr.. s. Loughridge was called Il
Portland Monday by the serious Ill
ness of his son-in-law, Chas Day
who was stricken with anpendicitis
On Tuesday DR. Loughridge assisted
DR.. Coffee in an operation for tn
removal Of the appendix and the pa
N tient Is now getting along nicely
DR.. Loughridge returned to Grant
a Pass Wednesday morning.
Mrs. w. II. Henry arrived her
4R Wednesday evening from California
where she has spent some time VISIT
ing with relatives at Sacramento
W San Francisco, Los Angeles and oth
or points. She will visit with he
daughter. Mrs. Harry Schmidt Il
this city for few days before re
turning to her home at Hugo.
deal has lust been close
whereby George s. Calhoun acquire
control Of the interest Of George W
Donnell in the George S. Calhou
and Company store Mr. DonneI
was entirely satisfied with his IN
vestment IN the clothing business
which is in a highly prosperous cor
dition. brt retired because so mnc
Of his time was required by hi
work as postmaster
George w. Lewis and John TetI
crow have purchased Carl Gentner
auto garage and have taken charg
They are experienced auto men an
will conduct a modern garage tn
purchasers have made plans for ei
larging their plant and will othe
Wise improve their facilities SO as
make their garage the most np-t
date in the southern part Of VI
state