Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-03-05
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H. E. Palmer, of the Winner Mer.
camille Co., was in Grants Pass Fri.
day on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Patrick left
the first part of the week for Rose.
burg to spend a few days with
friends and relatives.
Hoes, rakes and spading forks at
Hair-Riddles.
Mrs. S. E. Galley, of Ashland
was in Grants Pass last week with
her daughter, Miss Mabel. attending
the Christian Endeavor convention
Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas and
cniidren left Friday morning for a
Visit to Portland, after which thew
VIII go to Lakeview, their future
home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Pease, from the
mead OF Grave creek, are in the city
and Will reme'n an Indefinite period
Mr.. Pease is TIE son of DR.. Pease
of this city.
work will be resumed at the Cali
fornia Pine Box Co.'s plant on Mon
DAY morning, and our citizens may
dispense with their alarm clock and
depend on the morning whistle.
Miss Henrietta Elliott, of Port
land, stopped off at Grants Pass Fri
day on her return from stay in
California, and will spend some time
with her sister, Mrs. R. G. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Anderson have
been in the city for several days.
Mrs. Anderson came up from Califor-
MIA for visit to Grants Pass and her
husband joined her here from his
mine at Galice.
j. F Haligus, of the Peerless
Clothing Company, arrived from
Clarkson, Wash, Sunday and is now
actively engaged in the business
His family is now at Eugene and will
remain there until Mr.. Haligus Sc
cures house in which to move.
Mrs. Albert Smith and two child
rem leave Saturday for Chico, CAL,
where they go to join Mr.. Smith who
has been there some weeks. Although
Chico is the permanent home of Mr..
and Mrs. Smith, they have been re-
sidents of Grants Pass for the past
year having purchased property here
which they have leased for year.
c. H. Hoxis returned from Port
land last week and Wednesday he
received telegram from San
Francisco offering a position with
smelling and refining company, the
same company with which he had
been connected for 19 years In
Omaha. He left for San Francisco
Thursday.
Jas. Holman of this city has been
summoned on the Federal grand jury
and will leave for Portland on Satur-
day night. This particular grand
jury will be in session continuously
for a considerably length Of time.
Frank Mashburn returned Satur-
day from a six weeks buying tour
through the east. Mr.. Mashburn
has secured number Of exclusive
lines for his trade and now that the
Golden Rule store has been re-
modelled and enlarged, he will have
sufficient space to display the goods
as they deserve.
Chas. Bacon, formerly freight
agent of the Southern Pacific Co.
at this place, was down from Eugene
during the early part of the week
on business. He shipped the remain
der of his household goods to Eugene
as he intends making that his
permanent home. He reports busi-
ness far better than he expected and
has succeeded in placing Bacon
Bros. Tea and Coffee House" In the
front ranks Of the business lines OF
that city.
PAGE FENCE, close mesh. has a
combined breaking strain OF over
six tons, or two tons more than
fences selling for more money, costs
but At cents per rod, and we assist
IN its erection--Ask ]. d. Franklin
at Coron Booth Hardware Co.