Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-07-10
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"out up W newport
TUESDAY to close real estate deal.
A. R. Johns, one of the home
steaders near Merlin, was in Grants
Pass Monday.
V. A. Gibson of Charlotte, Mich.
arrived in Grants Pass Susday to look
over this section.
j. M. Hair and Mrs. Hair left
Wednesday for Ashland to attend
Chautauqua.
Geo. Birdseye, with the ,Harth
clothing Co., is in Portland this week
on brief visit.
Miss Leah Slower left Monday for
Oakland, CAL, where she will visit
friends and relatives.
o. L. Leigh, of Kerby, one of the
mining men on Silver creek, was in
the county seat last Monday.
Miss Myra Montgomery returned
home Monday from Glendale where
she had been visiting friends.
F. F. johnson of the Layton went
over to Happy Camp Wednesday to
look after mining interests.
The Takilma Smelter is shipping
about three cars of matte week
out of Grants Pass at this time.
Miss Maggie Veatch returned to
her home at Eugene, Monday, after a
two months visit with friends here.
Ira Binns. now employed in Rus.
sells confectionery at Medord, spent
Sunday here with parents and.friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Paddock are
enjoying visit with their daughter,
Miss Mamie, who came up from San
Francisco the latter part of last week.
A. j. Bingham of Portland, a
brother of Mrs. Herbert Smith, was
in the city Sunday. in attendance at
the funeral of his little nephew,
James Smith.
Mrs. A. B. Cornell and son Carroll,
returned home Monday from Galice,
where they had been spending a
couple of weeks with the family of
J. G. Msttison.
=. Mrs. G. B. Hunt of Lievermore.
Iowa is in the city, the guest of old
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Demaray.
Mr.. Hunt will also be here shortly
and the family will enjoy vacation
in the Oregon hills.
Miss Mozelle Hair is home from
Eugene where she has been in attend.
ance at the State University, from
which institution she graduated this
year.
G. E. Palmer has entered the
mercantile business on his own ac-
count at Winner for which place he
left Wednesday. Mr.. Palmer has
for some time been identified with
the Southe Oregon Supply Go.
DR.. M. O. Findley has Just changed
his address from London to Vienna,
where he will remain several weeks.
The doctor reports very successful
and pleasant stay. He expects to re.
turn home in September via Florence,
Naples, Rome and the Mediterranean.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. VOORHEES, and
son returned home Monday morning.
Mrs. voorhies had been visiting rela-
tives at Greenville, Mich. since last
November and Mr.. voorhies went to
Portland last Friday to meet her and
their son Earle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. Meeker, who
recently came down from Portland
and purchased farm nine miles out
from Grants Pass ON the Oregon anC
California stage road, were in the
CITY Monday to do some trading
They are both greatly taken with the
Rogue River valley country and 1T
climate.
DR.. E. P. Dixon, r. L. Coe. 81. G
Bobzien and c. L. Clevenger lef
here Wednesday morning in DR.
Dixon's touring car for Portland on
10 days pleasure trip. They will
attend the Cherry Fair at Salem, ant
also stop off at Dundee and Newberg t
| investigate the English walnut crop
DR.. Dixon has walnut orchard at tn
latter place. They expect to be absen
about 10 days.
Mayor Reddy, of Medford, Colone
Ray of New York, DR.. Ray an
District Attorney A. Z. Resmes
this city, were viewing the right
way for the proposed electric railway
It is thought that the line will pas
through Central Point, Medford an
Jacksonvills, thence to Applesste
Buncom and Ashland. The line wi
reach tidewater at some point nea
here, although it is not definitel
known. Jacksonville Post.