Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22
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Chas. Meserye, of Medford. was
Grants Pass visitor Sunday.
We are still making photos at re-
duced prices at the Grants Pass Art
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Mrs. A. c. Hough and two children
went to Portland the latter part OF
last week to visit with friends.
Mrs. Della Merriman and children
we're Grants Pass visitors from
Woodville Tuesday, returning TO
their home on the late train.
Mrs. X. B. Baber returned on
Tuesday evening from Harrisburg,
Ore, where she had gone TO attend
the funeral of her mother, who died
at that place last week.
Rev. J. C. Lininger, of North
Bend, after attending Presbytery at
Oakland, Ore, spent Friday in
Grants Pass. He also visited other
Southern Oregon cities.
H. K. Love, United States Marshal
at Fairbanks, Alaska, Mrs. Love and
two children arrived in Grants Pass
Tuesday and are guests of the West
ern hotel. Mr.. Love is large prop
erty owner in this county.
Mrs. w. E. Everton and little
daughter, Louise, came up from Mer-
lin Wednesday to spend a few days
with friends. They are living at the
ranch at Merlin sinse their return
from Portland, but will return TO
this city to reside as soon as their
home here is vacated by the renters.
Cash Hendricks, who has been In
Portland for the past two months,
returned to his home in this city
Thursday evening. Mr.. Hendricks
was in very poor health while in the
city, but is rapidly regaining his
normal strength
Ernest Crouch left on Thursday
evening for the head of Grave creek.
where he goes to work his mining
property at that place. Mrs, Crouch
will remain in this city to visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Hendricks, for some time ye,.
Mrs. Dorance Dotson and mother,
Mrs. Woodbridge, and Mrs. Edith
Rehkopf and Miss frankie Letcher
visited friends at Applegate last Sun
day, driving out by carriage and
spending the day in the country
They report most enjoyable trip.
Mrs. c. B. Hart left Friday after
noon for Palo Alto to visit daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bentley. From there she
will go to Prosser, Neb., to spend
the summer with son. Mrs. Hart
has been living for some time with
her daughter, Mrs. j. Pardee, in
Grants Pass.
Mrs. Annie L. Fisher, left Friday
evening after three years residence
in this city for Portland, where she |
making her future
home, She was accompanied as far
as Galice by her son, Earl, who stops
off there to attend to some govern
ment business connected with the
forest reserve, Of which he is a mem
ber.
Solon Curtice was in from Kerby
Friday on business. Mr.. Curtlce Is
one Of the new corners to the Illinois
valley, having come from Purcell,
Okla, where he had prosperous re-
tail drug business, but on account Of
his wife's health decided to take TO
the Oregon mountains Mrs. Cur
.ice and the two children have been
~ the homestead four miles from
Kerby for few weeks and he no.
Ices a great Improvement in health
already
Sam Meas has purchased a half |,
interest In the carriage and harness
shop of Leonard & jerks. Mr. jerks
retiring, and the business will be
'arried on by Leonard and Meas IN
he future Mr. Meas formerly owned
half interest In this business, but
'old out and went to the Greenbacl,
nine to work, He has found ont,
however that Grants Pass stlll looks
'ood to him and he has decided 10
'ngage In business and remain here
n the future, and MS friends are
Had 20 welcome him back
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