Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29
A Brief Record of
Local Events.

bers of her class in the Newman NJ
E. Sunday school Wednesday after,
noen. The little ones report having
had most enjoyable time.
Don't be duped by transient optical
Rrafters but patronize your home
optioian and get square deal.
Alfred 'Letcher, Jeweler, on Front
street is the only one in Josephine
county who has registered certificate
from the Board Of Optometers of
Oregon, list of which can be seen at
his store, SO get your eyes tested and
fitted properly by calling on him.
Charges very reasonable.
+. l.. Coron has purchased the lot
on North Sixth street adjoining the
property occupied by ]. E. Peterson g
real estate Office and on which is To-
Gated the blacksmith shop formerly
occupied as sample rooms by Hotel
Josephine. Mr.. Coron will not build
on the lot until such time rs he is re-
quired to vacate his present store
building, which was sold some time
since by Kinney g. Truax to Portland
parties.
G. A. Baker and Louis Hanson
were in Grants Pass Tuesday from
Humbug creek. where they are in
ter sted in the development of a
quartz property that is around by the
Oak Consolidated Mining Company Of
which they are members. The other
members of this company are Port
land men. Extensive work has been
undertaken and will be continued
until the value of the property is asoer-
tained, when if it warrants it mill
will be installed. A shaft has been
sunk that shows vein of foot of
high grade ore near the surface, and
crosscut tunnel is being driven to
cut the vein at low level.
Invitations are out for the marriage
on July Sth at the residence of the
brides parents In Glendale of Ira A.
Mallory of Grants Pass and Miss
Hildagarde McCurdy. Following the
wedding the young couple will come
to Grants Pass and take the stage for
Crescent City where their honeymoon
will be passed by the seaside. Mr..
Mallory has been In the employ of the
postal department and for the past
three months has been stationed at
Thrall as a mail weigher. His work
being completed there he arrived at
his home in this city last week. As
to his plans for the future he has not
decided Miss McCurdy is well
known and p1risr young lady of
Glendale sul .s niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo W. Coivia of this city.
NJ. D. Follett oight foreman at the
round bouse has secured a layoff of
two weeks and with lis family left
Friday for Portland, where they will
visit with relatives until after the
Fourth. They will then return to
Salem for a short visit with relatives
there. Mr. Toilette may change his
residence from Grants Past TO Glen.
dale in short time as he may be put
in charge of tbo big oil tanks now be.
ing erected at that place by the S. p.
company. Nj Toilette has comfort
able aud vol located cottsge on A
street near First, which he would
have 20 sell srould he sat the posi-.
tiion tr Cl.adait. hut as he has been
working nights for the past two year
deserves Co. get 90 o day SHIFT and that
max him wiruL TO 20 to Gleudale
John Patrick hus received the news
from Mrs paifick who ls with their
daughter. Mrs A. @. Goei sbche II
the North Pa ifc SauitsrIum where
she hIf besu f0r the laf 10 weeks since
being operated 0u for appendicitis.
hat Mrs 9o.ttsehe is steady gain
ing. Tho surg ON attending her ha.
told her that hr ,1rccts that she will
he 1l'e 20 3cl uI within the next foW