Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
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A. Jackson of Medford was in
Grants Pass Wednesday. Mr.. Jack
son is day operator on the Medford
Mail linotype.
Mrs. R. W. Clarke returned last
Friday evening from her trip to the
City of Mexico, where she spent two
months visiting a sister.
Mrs. Montgomery and daughter,
Myra, spent last week in Glendale
visiting old friends. They returned
to Grants Pass on Monday.
l.. R. Lamphear, who has been
doing some important work in his
line at Woodville, returned home the
latter part Of last week.
Williams Jubilee Singers, the
worlds famous double quartette,
will be at opera house Wednesday,
February Gath.
Fred Mensch returned Sunday
from a trip to Portland, where he
went on business connected with his
government surveying contracts.
Volney Dixon, of the firm Of
Gaddis & Dixon, came from Medford
Monday with two fence builders to
erect a car of Page fencing which
has just arrived here.
]. E. Love, postmaster and mer-
chant of Canyonville, has spent the
week in Grants Pass, visiting his
brother, DR.. Love, and sister, Mrs.
E. c. DeArmond, and also doing
some business.
Mrs. A. M. Mcknight arrived
Wednesday night from Langton, N.
D., to visit her daughter, Miss Ethyl,
music and drawing instructor in the
public schools. Mrs. Mcknight will
spend several weeks here.
B. l. Plummer has purchased Il
piece of land at Aumsville. Marion
County, and will remove there with
Mrs. Plummer and the little daugh.
ter Saturday. 1t is probable that
Mr.. Plummer will also engage In the
butcher business at that place. Mr.
Plummer has been a resident OF
Grants Pass for the past IA years
with the exception of about two
years spent in the Willamette valley
Rev. A. j. Hollingsworth, wife
and baby, left Monday for Ulyssus
Neb., where they will spend si'
months. They will then 60 East ant
lMr. Hollingswol tn. will enter n med
ical school to fit himself for medi
cal missionary. He has been pasto
Of the Christian church at this plac'
for the past 20 months and durinl
that time there have been 103 addi
tions to the membership OF tn
church and it has grown mucl
istronger In every way. A farewell
reception was rendered them at tn
home Of e. c. Dixon by Mrs. Eur
dice Crockett last week. which wa
largely attended and much enjoyed
Coming Wednesday, February "a
. Williams famous Jubilee Singers, a
opera house.
F. e. Eastwood arrived Tuesda
= from Charleston to take his place a
member of the Peerless Clothin
Company, who have purchased tn
p. H. Harth clothing stock. Tn
Charleston (Wash) Republican ha
the following to say of him: Ger
eral regret throughout bushes
circles are heard over the resigns
ton of Cashier F. Z. Eastwood
the First National Bank. Mr. Eas
wood has been considered one OF ou
best and most successful bushes
men, and his removal to Gram
Pass, Oregon, where he has associa
ed himself with Asa Holcomb In II
clothing business is quite a surprn
i to his large circle of friends her
Mr.. Eastwood has served the Fir
National Bank as cashier for thr'
and half years and last month WI
again reelected for the fourth tim
Before coming to Charleston M
Eastwood was teller Of the Cor
mercial Trust Company Of Levi
ton. Mr.. Eastwood will undour
edly be a great addition to the bu'
iu.nra.tu NJ thia city"