Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-04-24

D. z. Dotson went down to Hit,
Cal, Monday morning on business
errand.
Mrs Jos. Luttrell of Kennett. CAL,
10 spending few days in the city,
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Jordan.
D S. Mascall returned home Mon
day from Portland where he had been
on few days business errand.
| D. E. Kimball, came in from Raw
hide. New, Sunday and left here
Monday for Ksrby.
II. L. Lewis, one of the mine
owners on the Greek was over from
Gslice Saturday.
DR.. g. A. Martin came in from his
fruit ranch last Saturday and took the
morning train for Medford.
Mrs. c. @. Macarthur of Portland
stopped off here en- route to Berkley.
CAL, to spend the week with the
family Of A. U. Barnard.
Fred Wilcox, baggage master at the
$. P. depot, left Tuesday for Ash land
were he will spend few days with
his uncle.
d. P. Allen went out to Waldo
Tuesday morn .ng where he will. nter
the employ of the Queen of Bronze
mine.
Miss Maymie Granger Of Ashland
spent last Sunday in Grants Pass, the
guetss of the Misses Luoie and Agnes
George.
Paint now and use Pattons 5-year
guaranteed Paint-Cramer Bros.
Mrs. Helen Lewis Guerin. and Mrs
JEFF Hayes. both of Portland arrived
in the city Tuesday and went TO
Wilderville Wednesday to attend the
Lewis. Light nuptials. They are sisters
Of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Demsrsy of
Usage, Iowa, parents of O. II. Dema-
ray, arrived in the city the latter part
of last week expecting to spend the
summer in Grants Pass and vincity.
Miss Florence Schmidt, who is at
tending st. Mary's academy at Jack
sonxlle, spent the Easter week vaea-
tiou here with her mother, Mrs. j. e..
J Schmidt.
Fl. v. Meade, who is now en-
ployed on the Kennel, CAL, Outlook.
; arrival in the city Sunday to spend a
, couple of days with his family. Mr..
Meade was formerly with the Courier.
Prof. Stanton Rowell Of the G
street music store left last Monday
night on business trip to Portland
and Olympia and other points in
Washington, and will probably be abb
} sent week.
Huxley Galbraith returned home
Tuesday morning from Portland where
he had been spending the past
week, and in q few days will leave
4 for Lakeview where he expects tc
spend the summer.
Mrs. N. ". Wheeler Of Central
Point, former resident Of this
!, city, who has been spending the week
here with relatives and friends. re-
turned home today acaccompanied by
Miss Catherine Gil6llan.
Mr. and Mrs E N Light Of Grave
Greek were spending.a q few days ia th,
county seat, this week. Mrs. Ligh
went to Wilderville Wednesday tt
attend the marriage of her daughter
Ada B. to Ernest Lewis.
Rev. G H French. d. D.. ,Presiden
Huron college IN South Dakota, wa
here last week visiting his brother-in
law, W. O. Long and looking over hi
fruit ranch at Woodville with view
| of taking an interest in it. He wa
we'll pleased with it.
) Porltry Supplies and Petaluma In
cubators at Crsmer Bros.
Will A. Leonard Of Holland,
J prominent farmer at Althouse ant
one of the leading politicians in tha
: section, was in the county seat las
Saturday. Mr.. Leonard has sold on
/, at AlthCuse but as yet has not decide,
= what he will turn his attention to.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Cardwell wer
in from Murphy last Saturday to d
some trading. Mr.. Cardwell ha
, six acres of apples now coming int
bearing. He saws that the scale ha
been nearly eradicated in his section
> and that they are anticipating larg
( crop Of fruit this year.
p. A. DeFries came in from Merlil
8 Saturday, to do some trading. MI
D. Fries, in company with coupl
of practical mining men from Mon
!, tans, will prospect this summer il
q Josephine county and then go furthe
west toward the coast.
4 Geo. X. Hoxie came in from will
Jams Greek Sunday, having bee
summoned as one of the jurors for tn
q April term of the circuit court. MI
Hoxie is one of the practical miner
Of Josephine County. He also spen
q year at Nome in quest of the yello'
metal.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gotham owe
on Jump-off Joe, were trading wit
Grants Pass merchants Saturday
Mr.. Gorham is one of the promInen
cattle men of Josephine county. Fl
has splendid herd of thoroughbre
Jersey cattle and a nice flock {
thoroughbred Cotswold sheep. II
says quite a number Of newcomer
: are settling in this section of tn
y county.
- o. II. Perry, over on the Applegst'
who owns a considerable tract thrt
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