Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-04-02
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Mrs. Dora Cleveland spent Friday
in Woodville visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harth, of
Roseburg. visited relatives and
friends here this week.
Grants Pass candy for Grants
Pass people. Fresh every day at
Russell's.
Mrs. Chas Palmer, of Winner, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w. Dom
nell of this city this week.
7. B. Harrington left Monday on
No. l6 to enter on his duties as for
est ranger near Portland.
AL Dean returned Monday from
Galice where he had been on busi-
ness connected with the forest SER
vice.
Fred Mensch, county surveyor,
left Monday evening for Three Pines
to survey townsite for the Three
Pines Timber Co.
Guy Dykes left Saturday noon for
Glendale with Ernest Umphlette
and will spend some time visiting
there this spring.
Mrs. Alice Carbon returned Sun
day from Medford where she has
spent the past several days visiting
with Mrs. D. B. Russell.
W. ]. Scott and wife, of Portland,
have located in this city. Mr.. Scott
has the position of third trick oper-
ator at the Southern Pacific depot.
Thomas w. Pack has returned
from the East where he has spent
the past several months and is look
ing after his business interests here.
Frank Colvig, who has been at
tending the university at Seattle the
past winter, is home for visit with
home folks and went to Galice Mon
day.
Vernon Anderson and Melvin and
Charley Lewis returned Sunday
from Seattle where they have been
attending the University of Wash
ington.
Mrs. A. Umphlette and daughters,
Misses Carrie and Bernice, and son,
Ernest, left Saturday noon for Glen
dale, to join Mr.. Umphlette who has
purchased the old Redfield property
near that place.
j. w. Whitney, familiarly known
as Remington" Whitney, has the
territory from Portland south to the
state line and states that the greater
majority of his business comes from
the Rogue River valley and while
doing business in the north he is
always anxious to finish and get to
this valley. He says it seems like
home.
Alex George, of Kerby, is in town
this week visiting his sister, Miss
Lucy. Mr. George has Just returned
from three-months' visit in Cen
trail Missouri end while there he
visited the old home place. He has
not seen the place for q years but
recognized It without difficulty
Jack Hanseth, Of Selma, was in
town Tuesday on business,
When you think of ice cream
think Of Russell Phone 81,
Mrs. o. P. Harvey, of Grants Pass,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. S. F..
Todd, Woodlawn, Pennsylvania. are
here to visit their brother, ~ b.
Standish. Mrs. Todd went on to
Brownsville Saturday to visit other
relatives and came back to Eugepe
Monday afternoon. They are having
delightful visit together.-Eugene
Register.
Chas. II. Parks, Of the supply de-
partment Of the American Car and
Foundry Company, of st. Louis, was
in Grants Pass the first Of the week
looking over the valley later going
to the south end Of the valley. Mr.
Parks has been in the Willamett.
valley buying lumber for his com.
pany. and after visiting both sec.
lions OF OREGON expresses himself %.
in love with thls section