Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-05-27
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= PERSONAL AND LOCAL ,

Mrs. Alice Carlon spent this FRI
day with friends at Medford.
Ralph Dean went to Ashland
Thursday to visit for a few days with
relatives and friends.
DR.. Smith. of Galice, was visitor
In Grants Pass this week, taking in
the sights of the rose carnival.
Mrs. Bertram Stone arrived last
Friday from San Francisco to spend
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Colvig.
Grant Swayze and family, from
Sayre, Penn, and Otto ]. Green and
wife, of the same place, have lately
become residents of this city.
Mrs, j. Pardee and daughter,
Prudence, left Monday for a visit
with relatives at Palo Alto and Wat
sonville, Cal, and other points.
Guns and Ammunition at the
Grants Pass Hardware Co.
Frank McOye and son left Tuesday
evening for Nevada, Iowa, where
they went to accompany the remains
of Mrs. McOye, which will be buried
at her old home at that place.
Ira Mallory came up from Glen
dale Monday on business and few
hours visit with his mother, Mrs.
Alice Mallory, returning home on
the evening passenger train.
Miss wilma Gilkey went to Corval-
lis Thursday morning to attend the
graduating exercises Of the o. A. G..
of that place, she having a cousin
graduating from that institution this
year.
The Illinois Creamery changed
hands the first of the month, Mrs.
A. NJ McVay being the new propri-
etor. She is having some improve
ments made and is adding stock
of goods and will conduct general
merchandise business as well as
creamery.
Carpenters and Builders wants
can be supplied at the Grants Pass
Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palethorpe
and daughter, Mabel, left Thursday
for their home at Portland, after a
few days visit in this city with
friends. They had been spending the
summer in California, visiting at
Ashland and other points en- route
to their home.
Parker & Burkhalter, for a num-
ber of years past conducting the
Grants Pass livery, have dissolved
partnership, N. H. Parker selling his
interest to c. w. Haberman, and the
new firm being known as Burkhalter
& Haberman. Mr.. Parker and fam
lily leave for Washington for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Lillian Peters and Mrs. Es-
tella Howard left Thursday morning
on the southbound passenger for
their old homes at Grand Junction
and Breedville, Mich. Later Mrs.
Howard will visit relatives near In
dianapolis, Ind. Both ladies expect
to be gone the greater part Of the
summer, returning home this fall.
Mrs. Stevenson, of I street, has
furnished the Courier with box OF
strawberries which for size OF berry
will equal anything that has been
seen for some time. One Of the ber-
ries. which Is of the flat variety, was
twelve inches in circumference when
measured around the outer edge
This is a pretty large berry story. we
admit, but It is constructively true.
Everything in the Sporting Goods
Line at the Grants Pass Hdwe. Co
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hartman, OF
Dryden, left Thursday night for an
eastern trip covering two months
Mrs. Harmon will visit her old home
at Grants City, Mo-, for the first
time in 2S years. Mr. Harmon Will
90 TO Des Moines to attend a reunion
Of his old regiment, the 1st Iowa cav
airy. on June 6, and will spend some
time at his old home at Winterset
Iowa.