Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-23

with friends and doing some shop
ping.
Civil service examination for rural
msilcsrriers for the Murphy route will
be held at the oourt house Saturday.
Mrs D. p. Love and daughters left
Sunday for o visit at Riddle and Can
yonville.
Industrial Fair Sept. 1912.
Mrs. II. y. Kinney returnes home
this evening, from very delightful
three weeks outing, which she spent
over on the coast, at Newport.
Jos. Schmidt, one of the proprietors
Of the big sawmill Of Schmidt d
Welter, at Love Station, is in the oity
looking after some business matters.
DO you want pickles? If so. call q.
O. Russell Farmer phone No. liza .
G. W. Brum, superintendent of one
Of the fine mines in the Jump-ot Joe
district is in the city, greeting old
friends and incidentally looking after
some important business.
Frank Cleveland, prominent
Chicago resident, accompanied by his
wife stopped of to visit with Grants
Pass friends, for short time, while
sn route to Los Angeles this week
Miss Maude Baber returned Saturday
from her three weeks vacation with
relatives 10 the Willamette Valley
and ID again at the type setting ma
chine at the Courier office.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. d. Crane. Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Patillo, Miss Ethel
johnson aud Clayton hickman retarned
Tuesday from their camping at
Steamboat. Miss johnson has some
Iattesnake stories to tell.
W. Reoks, heavy buyer FROM the
Smith River region, 10 in the oity
with a view to making some large
Investments 10 real estate, ss he
tbinks there IL great future in store
for this rich valley.
Irrigation convention.
DR.. H. Q. Dixon, accompanied by
his family returned yesterday from
the enjoyable hunting trip to the West
Fork country, where they had big
time, gettiug much game and enjoy
log foe sport
Mary Peters qndisn Nary and her
little daughter Lillian left Thursday
night for Salem Nv stay through the
hop4piotiog season. She will also visit
her daughter, Rosetta Pioo, who has
been vt the Chemaws school for the
past -four years.
mrs. Lot. Durgan and Mrs Jno.
Martin, two ladies who hail from
Smith River country are here for the
purpose of looking the country over
and II they are pleased, as seems on.
tirely likely, they will make this
city their tutOre home aud will make
some large investments in realty.
mr aud Mrs. Nj. 5. Hart, Of Cot
tage Grove hnd that they have D very
enjoyable oampiDg.oOt place, some
eigbt miles down the river aud SO
well pleased are they with the pcopls
and che general Appearance of things
hereabouts, that they now think
seriously Of investing extensively in
Grants Pass property, in which event
they would likely become permanent
residents Of this place
Capt q p. AtcbisoD who hes for
be past two years rendered very
valuable services to this entire com-
n0nity IN taking such good care Of
he mineral exhibits at the CONNER.
'ial Clsb rooms report that rlaoe as
attracting many visitors from outside
points who come here to look up this
egion lie is certainly doing a
FOOD work in which he takes pardon
ible pride.
40 important deal in realty was
the other day when
David u. Hodge, prominent Hood
liver fruit grower Purchased the
40 acre place Of " W. Helms located
a Jones Greek MI Dodge proposes
at onoe put 10 fruit a good part Of
be land IN question and 20 employ
iood River methods IN doing so.
y L. Ireland, the rustlins realty
esler is 10 be commended for having
lduoed Mr. Dodge 90 oom here 20
)Cste.
500 Reward 500.
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