Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-03-11
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Wednesday on business trip.
H. M. Wilson, of Leland. was in
our city on business last Saturday.
j. G. Riggs returned Tuesday from
Portland, where he had spent few
days on business trip.
John Macarthur came up from
Reuben Monday to spend few days
with his family in this city.
Mrs. G. /. Gillette arrived from
Canada Saturday to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Pollock, of this city.
Geo. Newlands, of Portland, has
taken a position as salesman with
the Grants Pass Hardware Co. in this
city, arriving here Sunday from Port
land.
G.. w. Winetrout will soon COM
mence the erection of $4,000 bunga-
low on his residence lots on North
Fifth street.
Inspector Burke is the busiest man
in Josephine county. Daily he Is
called to make long drives to look
after pests which make life miser-
able to the average fruit man.
Ed Steiger and Ernest Fetsch went
to Montague, Ca, on Monday, where
they will work In sawmill this
spring. They expect to return to
this city about the first Of July.
Have you got a house in the city
that you want to rent or sell? Bet
ter see John A Dale, in the Conklin
Bldg. S-ll-tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson and
children went to Medford Saturday
afternoon to visit friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Jackson returned to this
> city first of the week but Mrs. Jack
son and the children remained for
a longer visit.
Don't forget the Free Pendleton
Indian Robe at Bishops.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Isham return
ed Friday afternoon from Drain,
where they had been to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Isham's brother-in-
law, G. D. Drain, who accidentally
shot himself while on hunting trip
at that place last week.
G. P. McManus, a resident of this
place four years ago, but since that
time living at Bakersfield, Cal, ar
rived here Sunday night and says he
= will purchase property and make
Grants Pass his future home. He has
travelled over considerable portion
of the Coast, but thinks this is the
5 best town yet.
Many new faces are seen on oul
s street in these days. New arrivals
o come by every train and a majority
. are taken without delay to the rura
!, districts. Everything points to 9
9 prosperous season. Much land will
n be cleared and fruit trees In great
numbers will be planted.
o II you want the latest in hat ant
r at the lowest price, visit Mrs M. P
r Anderson, 70S E street.
y A. Bauer, who was injured in
= runaway last week is reported b!
Il DR.. Loughridge as improving NIGEL!
and his rapid recovery is now antici
n pated. Mr.. Bauer Is an elderly mar
and the injury was quite serious
l. one at his time of life, but he is now
e thought to be past the danger point.
n Mrs. w. H. Flanagan returned OF
:. Saturday from Mount Angel, where
. she had gone a short time previous II
s answer to summons stating th'
e illness Of her daughter, Winifred
e who is attending school at that place
y Mrs. Flanagan remained with he
daughter until she was perfectly wei
It again and then visited a few day
l. in Portland before returning to he
n home in this city.
u Mrs. A. c. Goettsche and Mis-
II Claudne Coron went to Gold Hi
n Saturday afternoon to visit friend
e and on Sunday a party Of the youni
s. people went on picnic to the tol
q OF historic Table Rock. AS the da.
Il was warm and springlike the even
was immensely enjoyed. Mrs Goett
sche and Miss Coron returned to thei
- home in this city Monday forenoon
/ Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Mattison, o
Galice, and Mr., and Mrs. ]. Versteeg
OF Portland, were in this city Sun
day, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
| B. Cornell, leaving on the afternoon
train for Medford to visit friends
| Mr.. versteeg will go to Klamatl
| Falls for few days on business ant
his wife will return TO this city Il
| visit for a shrot time and then go t
| Portland.