Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-26
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W. '"mes was down from Gold
Hill Monday.
j. 7. Powers of Merlin was in the
city Monda,
E, A Mcpherson OF Kerby was in
town Monday.
Fuller Buronett of Waldo was i,
the city Monday.
j, W. Beckley of Glendale was in
the city last Saturday.
P. A. DeFries and wife of Merlin
were in the CITY Monday.
DR.. VanDyke is at home. this week
nursing CASE of the mumps.
Miss Elsie Shaffer of Waldo is visit
ing friends in the city this week
Il. G. siskron and ] A. ssyferth
OF Holland were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. White and
Marion George left last week for
Portland.
A B. Cornell went to Roseburg Tues
day, via automobile to look after
business matters.
Miss Millie Frier has returned to
Grants Pass after the closing of her
school at Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bleen and daughter
OF Cadiz, Ohio, arrived last week
and will spend the summer with ].
I. Logan at Waldo.
j. M. Harlow, of Roseville, Cal,
arrived in the city last Friday and ex.
poets to make Grants Pass his perma.
nent home.
Mrs. Standish and two daughters
who have been spending the past
year here, left Tuesday for Los An.
geles.
Fruit thinners at Hair Riddles.
A.Gigler left last week for Roanoke.
Va, to visit his sister whom he had
not seen for 10 years. He will also
stop at other points along the route.
Mrs. Albert Ooe left Tuesday even
ing for Kansas City to join her hus-
band who has clerkship with the
clothing department of one of the
large department stores at that place.
j. B. Adams Of near Los Angeles,
passed through here last Friday morn
ing in an automobile. en- route to
Fargo, N. d. He is not running
against time but is taking it easy to
see the country.
Pattons Sun Proof Paint at Cramer
Bros.
W. T. Gardner of Portland, super.
intendent OF the Boys and Girls
Aid Society, was in Grants Pass the
latter part of the last week. to look
up a couple Of cases coming under
this official supervision.
Geo. H. Parker. the fruit tree
man says he is selling much more
nursery stock this year so far, than
last aud the prospects are favorable
for q ,1uch larger increase.
Mrs. Edith McGregor arrived here
Sunday from Crescent City, to spend
few days visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
Ingram, after which she will visit
friends in Berkeley. Cal, before re.
turning to her home.
Cherry Pitters at Hair-Riddle's.
]. L. Hall and wife and Mrs. Halls
sisters, Misses Lulu and Mabel Colby,
of Springfield, H., arrived last week
and will spend two or more weeks
visiting the L. B. Hall and Pstillo
families.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. S. Johnson of
Berkeley spent the early part of last
week with the G. L. Clevenger
family. Mr.. johnson is in the cleo
trical traction department OF the
Southern Pacific Ry. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Wynant went
to klamath Falls last week 10 visit a
son. Returning they will make .
trip to Crater lake as soon as the
snow has sufficiently disappeared.
They will be Joined in the trip by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Enlgish, who
leave here next week.
Superintendent r. h. Turner went
to Eugene Thursday to attend the sn-
nual State Teachers institute, in ses-
ison in the University city Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. He is on the
program the opening and closing days
and will speak on "Literaturs In the
Grades and How Should judges
Of Debates be Selected.
Miss Minnie Ireland who has beer
spending the past three weeks in Port
land, returned home Monday morn
ing. The pleasure Of her visit wa
much impaired. by trouble with he
eyes. Treatment, however, ha
somewhat allevisted the trouble Sh'