Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-26
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R. NJ. Robinson, the fruit grower
and farmer of the Applegate, was in
town Thursday.
Miss Bessie McColm of New Hope
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents in this city.
Mrs. C. H. Sampson went to Port
land Monday and then to Seaside
where she will spend a couple of
months with her sister.
II You want good piano cheap.
come to the Courier Office and find
out about it.
Miss Jessie Scoville spent Sunday
and Monday here visiting her pa
rents. Miss Scovill is teaching in the
Canyonville School.
VIM. M. Holmes and wife of Ash
land have both been here several
days under the care of DR.. Findley,
receiving treatment for their eyes.
Miss Orc Wilson came in from
Provolt Friday, where she is teach
ing school, to spend Saturday and
Sunday at home, returning Monday.
Geo. O'Brian leaves next week for
Portland, where he will reside. Mr..
o Brian was instructor in drawing
IN the Grants Pass schools for two
years previous to this session.
W. A. Fuller of the Best Fuller
Company left last Saturday for New
York City and other points on the
Atlantic coast. He will be away a
month or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Jantzer, for
mer residents of this city but now of
Booth, Douglas County, were in town
Tuesday of this week on business.
Mr.. Jantzer is engaged in mining in
that section.
e. e. Eastwood, a member of the
Peerless Clothing Co., left Monday
for Lewiston, Idaho, to take a posi-
tion in the Lewiston Trust Co.'S bank
for six months. He will then return
to Grants Pass and take an active
part in the management of the store
Mrs. Jennie Higgins of Eugene
state president of the w. r. c., was
in Grants Pass Friday to inspect the
General Logan Corps, No. 25, of this
place. A reception was rendered the
president at the G.. A. R. hall Frida!
evening, which was well attended b!
the corps ladies.
Miss Carrie Lindholm, who pur
chased the J. T. Morrison fruit farm
north of town, arrived in the cit,
Thursday and will make her hom
on the ranch Miss Lindholm Is
graduated nurse and a very estima
BILE lady and will be welcomed t
Grants Pass.
YOU can get the best fence made
the "American"--for only 8
cents per rod, at Hair-Riddl
Hardware Co,
= G.. f. Butler of Ashland has bee
In Grants Pass this week under ID
: Findley's care. He has been great
: benefited by the treatments received
Mr.. Butler has been putting in h
= spare time working for Hillah Ten
l pie, which will hold ceremonial Sc
sion at Ashland April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Miller and tN
children spent Tuesday with the
e. Voorhies family. Mr.. Miller an
Mr.. Voorhies are cousins and we
former playmates in Michigan,
were also Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Woo
HES. Mr.. Miller is general manag
of the Washington Portland Gene
Co., whose plant is at Concret
Wash, and he has spent the pa
three months in the East on priva
and company business.
Rev. r. II. Thuemler return
u Tuesday from Portland, where
went to attend to the business mt
ters of the two German Advent
churches, one located at Portla
and the other at Hubbard y
Thuemler is now the only Germ
Adventist pastor in Oregon and
has supervision over all the Germ
churches of his denomination In
state and also the English Advent
church at this place.