Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-02
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL \


H. l.. Wilson went to Leland Sun
day evening on business trip.
NJ. J. Anderson left Saturday even
ing for Coquille on business trip,
Chas. Kerby, of Talent, was visit
ing Grants Pass friends Sunday.
Bert Eastman went to Portland
Saturday evening to spend few days
on a business trip.
Dan L. Green came in from Galice
Saturday to visit with friends and
attend to business matters.
NJ. Bates spent Sunday in this city
and returned to Merlin in the even
ing.
Miss Alice Smith returned to Mer-
line Sunda! evening, after spending
the day with her mother in this city.
Mrs. L. w. Smith went to Glendale
Monday evening, where she will
spend a couple of days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Howell came
down from Central Point Sunday to
visit with friends and relatives for
short time.
Miss Jessie Cargill went to Med
ford Friday, where she will take
# position in the telephone office at
that place.
's Frank Barrie returned to Medford
Sunday evening, after spending the
day here with relatives and friends.
Miss Cora Smith went to Merlin
Saturday evening, after short visit
with her mother and sister in this
city.
Miss Gertrude Cahill visited over
Sunday with her parents in this city
and returned to her school at Hugo
Sunday evening.
Miss Lissey Green, of Merlin, who
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Hayes, of Murphy, returned TO
her home Sunday evening.
Judge Calkins and wife came down
from Jacksonville Monday morning
to attend to business matters ana
visit frinds here.
Miss Marion White, who has been
visiting with Grants Pass friends
since Thanksgiving, returned Sunday
afternoon to her home at Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hobart left
Sunday afternoon for San Diego, Cal.'
where they will spend short time
visiting with friends and looking al
ter business matters.
G. A. Brand arrived in this city
Saturday from Boston, Mass ana
left the same day for the Redlands
vIneyard at Murphy, where he goes
10 visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. car
son.
Miss Louise Harvey and brother
lack. returned to Portland Sunday
evening, after spending the Thanks
eivirg season in this city with tne'r
father. ]. R. Harvey. Louise and
tack are students at the Portland
academy.
Il D. Hayes, who has spent the
mast several weeks visiting with re-
latiyes and old time friends In this
c,ty and at Murphy, returned Sunday
evening to his home at Portland Mr.
Hayes was resident OF this city
about ten years ago, when he was a
business man OF Grants Pass.
i. e. Palmer, Of Bryan, Ohio has
purchased five acres Of land Just out
aide Of the city limits from Ed van
DYKE. The consideration was slSoo'
n F. Wann, mining engineer
has recently returned from a trip OF
inspection OF mining properties ON
THOMPSON creek. Mr.. Wann is high
" pleased with the mining prospects
of This country and he and MS asso'
ciates are planning investments IN
this district for development pur'
poses.
q F. Lovelace and oliver Morri'
son, directors Of the WilderVil''
school district, have been In confer.
ence with County Superintendent Of
Schools Lincoln Savage with reter'
ence TO the matter OF securing an ad M
ditional teacher for the wilderyill'
school. The attendance has reacheC
fifty and It is proposed to add ninti
grade to the course OF study
Miss Lulu willard spent severa
DAYS at Medford last week ASSISTING
IN the telephone office. She wa
Joined by her sister Miss Marie Wh'
spent Sunday with her They return
Cd 10 this city Sunday evening
" z. Gale OF Merlin Is lookinI
after business matters here for
few DAYS.
Mrs L. A. Booth, Of Merlin wa
visiting friends here Monday
" D. Norton has been appointe
guardian ad lltem for the minors
me s. c. Ruble estate.
uiiiiams who formerly hn