Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-21
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" NJ. springer was in from Provoli
last Saturday.
]. G. Aiken of Jacksonville was
in town Monday.
W. G. Kuipps of Medford was look.
ing after business here last Saturday.
Sheriff Jones of jacksonville was in
Grants Pass last Monday on official
business.
Miss Myrtle Lee came down from
Medford last Saturday to spend a few
days with her mother.
Mrs o. F. Whitney returned last
Friday from Portland where she had
been spending a week with relatives.
Attend to securing your Hop tickets
now. The Courier office has the most
approved sytle.
Arthur Sampson returned home
Saturday from a visit with friends at
Portland, Newport and other Oregon
points.
j. +. Busey and daughter of Water.
loo, Iowa, were in the -city Sunday,
leaving here in the afternoon for Cali.
fornis.
Editor Conklin of the Pacific Out.
look and his family are over on Jump
off-Joe for week or 10 days outing
and rest
Supervisor M. J. Anderson of the
forest reserve Office here, left Sunday
night for brief business errand at
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Stovall of
Corvallis, arrived in the city Tuesday
for a visit with their sou, Dennis
Stovall and wife.
Mrs. H. L. Andrews and children
went to Ashland last Sunday to spend
day with her sister and stopped off
en- route home 10 visit her mother at
Medford.
Standard cement, any quality at
~. 20 barrel at Grants Pass Hdw. Co.
7-S1 At
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Murray of
Ashland returned home Wednesday
after having visited Mrs. Murrays
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Cro1ton.
L. M. Williamson of Berkeley, Cal,
returned home last Saturday after
having spent two or three days here
looking after his property interests in
this vicinity.
Editor j. F. Galoraith Of the Oh.
server and son Give and Attorney
j. N. Johnston left Tuesday morning
for two weeks outing over in the
Steamboat country.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Devore and
children arrived in the city last Fri
day. from Independence. Kau., for a
few weeks visit with Mrs. DeVore's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Foster.
Chas. Mesorve, secretary of the
Grants Pass Fruit Growers associa-
tion left Monday morning for Mt
Pitt, near which place he will take
much needed rest and recreation for a
few weeks.
2 +. r. Vernon of Merlin was in the
city last Saturday looking after bust
ness pertaining to land interests in
Josephine county. He is at present
assisting Mr.. Dory, who has a fine
16-acre peach orchard near Merlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Opdyke re-
turned home Sunday evening from
camping expedition of 10 days near
Steamboat NJ. L. reports a dandy
time and said that they had 80 many
trout to eat that he can't look trout
in the eye
Mrs. J. E. Hyde left last Thursday
night for North Bend where Mr..
Hyde has secured control of one Of the
hotels of that place which he will
hereafter operate. Mr.. Hyde was
formerly with the Palace OF this city.
r. +. Scott Of Creswoll was in the
G tht fore Part of the week and
went from here to Merlin whers he
has a 40.scre farm.
President L. F. Gilman OF the Gil.
man Bed Rock Mining Co., with a
crew of eight men went to Merlin
last Saturday to unload the compsnys
new mining machine which had Just
arrived from the foundry at Sacra-
mento, Cal The machine il now
being set up on the river below Galice
creek where it will be in operation
as soon as it has been erected and sd-
justed.
7. B. Jones and daughter, Miss
Zola, of Longmont, Colo, who have
been spending the past couple Of
weeks here with the family of G. A.
Collins, left Sunday for their Colo
RADIO home. Mr.. Jones was 10 his
On rI;a. ;fa ap0ora1 IN rraiIroad con.