Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-12
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]. W. Branch, formerly in the pho
tograph business In Grants Pass, is
now located at Phoenix, Ariz., and is
much pleased with the country.
| Miss Merle Smith of Roseburg and
her cousin, Miss Agnes Smith of Oak
land, Ore, spent Sunday in this city
visiting friends. They returned
home Monday noon.
DR.. c. R. Ray of Medlord made a
short visit to Grants Pass on Thurs
day. The doctor is one of the strong
men OF our neighboring city and he
always finds a welcome when he
visits Grants Pass.
j. d. Fay and wife of Medford
were in town Thursday. Mr.. Fay
has for a number of years been fore
man of the Medford Mail composing
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pugsley are
receiving the congratulations of
friends on the birth of a daughter
Thursday night. Mother and child
are doing well.
Herman Offenbacher came in
Tuesday from his Applegate ranch
with bunch of cattle for Gus Kar-
ner. He was assisted by VIM. York,
who also had stock In the bunch.
H. s. Riggs came in Monday from
his Applegate ranch and made ar
rangements to send to the Fruit
Exchange 200 boxes of Newtowns.
He returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Coe and Luther have located
in Riverside, CAL, and word just re-
ceived from there reports that they
are getting along finely and are
much pleased with the climate. Mr..
Coe, when last heard from was in
Kansas City on his way to New York.
o. S. Blanchard, the attorney, was
called to Salem on Tuesday to con-
suit with Senator Norton in regard
to some important legal matters con-
nected with the Josephine County
Irrigation and Power Company, for
which corporation Mr.. Blanchard Is
attorney.
Miss Mabel Galley Of Ashland,
district secretary of the Christian
Endeavor Society Of Josephine,
Jackson, Lake and klamath counties
is in Grants Pass in the interest OF
The convention which will be held
here February 1928 in Bethany
Presbyterian church. twenty dele
gates from outside points are ex-
pected to be In attendance.
Mrs. Claud Grimes returned to
her home at Roseburg Thursday, af-
ter spending a few days with her sis
tier, Mrs. Kittie Gray, Mr.. and Mrs
Grimes were on a tour Of California
when they received word Of the sud
den death fMr. Grimes mother al
Portland. They fastened homeward
5 and Mr.. Grimes went on through to
Portland.
Miss Katharine Chapman, Jackson
ville's fashionable millinery artist
who has been spending several weeks
in Grants Pass taking treatment
from DR.. Findley for throat and nasa
trouble returned, home THURSDAY
Miss Chapman was much benefited
by the treatment she received, ant
is considerably improved in health
Mrs. Jones praised the grocer 10
selling her Folger's Golden Gate col
fee which he ground for her.
C. r. Pierce, chief OF Law 10
district 6, Forest service, which com
,rises Oregon, Washington an
4 Alaska has been spending a fe'
- days in Grants Pass. Mr.. Pierc
WAS accompanied by Supervisor AL
derson to the Coquille river countr
where they spent several days war
dering in 2h and4h feet OF snow
securing evidence in land cases no.
under investigation. Despite tn
hardships the gentlemen claim IN
trim was an enjoyable one' M
Pierce spent Friday in Galice'