Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-30


in town, guest of Garnet Best. They
attended the Christmas tree at the
Presbyterian church
Ralph Huck sang a solo at the
Mems club in Grants Pass Tuesday
evening.
Robert Harris and Laurence I'm
derwood attended party given by
Miss Gladys Conklin in town last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Jones took
their baby In to see physician We'd
nesday. She is much better at pres
ent.
About 80 of our neighborhood en-
joyed the entertainment and tree at
the school house Christmas eve.
Santa arrived just after the program,
which consisted OF recitations and
sonos by the children, who were
well drilled by Miss Best. Miss Amy
Heyer sang German song which
was much appreciated. Everyone
present was glad to be there and
sorry to leave. After the distribution
of presents social time was inor-
der, during which time Mrs. Under
wood gave a number of selections on
the accordion.
Mrs. Flint and children attended
the Thimble bee last week.
The Thimble bee met with Mrs.
VIM Breitmayer last Thursday. |
was there; she was there, and they
were there, and we all enjoyed be-
ing there-So there.
Grangers take notice; On the
morning of the seventh of January
there will be business seshion; din
ner at noon, and installation of Of
ficers in the afternoon, after which
the newly elected lecturer will sing.
M. e. Sturdevant visited In Fruit
dale Wednesday afternoon.
A splendid time was had at the
Hefley home Christmas day by the
families Of D. C. Hefley, John Stan
brough, E. c. Underwood, George
Scarborough, Mrs. Green, Mrs. M. J.
Underwood, A. Bauer, ]. H. Harris,
Robert Harris and Mr.. Carlson. They
report a turkey dinner and oyster
supper and everything else. We
know that they enjoyed 1t, for they
have signified their intention of go
ing to Hefley's every Christmas.
The family of Robert Huck spent
the holidays in town, guests at the
M. e. Sturdevant home. Little Ruby
spoke her first piece at the Method
list church Christmas morning and
received many compliments.
w. C. Coutant and wife joined the
families of G. G. Coutant and oliver
Messenger in Grants Pass and spent
a pleasant day Sunday as guests of
the latter.
The family of Alonzo Jones at
tended family reunion at the
home of his father and mother in
town.
The nuts in the 100 sacks on the
Christmas tree were grown in Fruit
dale The English walnuts at Ham
ilton's and the almonds at Stan
broughs.
Erie Best came out with Miss Best
and Garnet last Saturday night to
the entertainment
The regular annual meeting of the
Fruitdale Mutual Telephone associa-
tion will be held on January at 10
O'Clock a. m, at the Coutant home.
Paul Blanchard Is spending the
holidays with his parents. He is a
member Of the glee club which made
a hit at the Grants Pass opera house
Thursday night. Paul was in Fruit
dale looking up his Iowa friends this
week.
We are glad to welcome the faith
er and sister of r. r. Jeffers into the
neighborhood.
Wednesday at hig noon Amy
Bertha Heyer was Joined in marri-
age to Florenz Breitmayer by Rev.
Hamilton at the Episcopal rectory
In Grants Pass. The bride has made
many warm friend since her arrival
in our midst and we are glad to well
come her as mistress of Forest
Home farm. The groom is one of our
first young men and has helped tc
make our neighborhood one to which
we point with pride. The happy
couple have the best wishes OF the
entire community. An elaborate
family dinner was served at IN,
Breitmayer home after the return OF
the wedding party Mr.. and Mrs
. Florenz Breitmayer, Mrs. Emma
Heyer and Margarite, mother ant
, daughter of the bride The vroon',