Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03
FRUITDALE.

we all expect to be there at the
house warming.
Miss Pearl Harvey, of Grants Pass,
visited in Fruitdale last Saturday
evening as the guest of Mrs. Glenn
ents at Oakdale farm.
Allen Underwood says In his gen.
tlemanly voice ladies first"
F. A. Clements, who has been on
the invalid list for some weeks,
went to Portland Tuesday night and
underwent an operation Wednesday.
We are glad to be able to make a
favorable report.
Mrs. Clements Is staying in town
with her daughter while her hus-
band is away and Claud Jones is
showing is skill at managing the Oak
dale farm and dairy.
]. H. Ahlf made a business trip
through Fruitdale Wednesday.
/ DR.. Truax, accompanied by Mrs.
Truax and little daughter, Margaret,
drove out to see their old friends,
Walter and Mrs. Coutant, last Sun
day afternoon. This was a friend
ship formed number of years ago
IN Skagway, Alaska, where the doc
tor was a surgeon in the Sth Army
corps, which was stationed there at
that time. Grants Pass Is fortunate
IN having so competent a physician
added to her list of good medical ad-
yisers.
Il, l.. Churchill and family and
Miss Ruth Gilbertson, of Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Scarborough, Mrs.
Green, Mr.. Bauer, E. c. Underwood
and family, G. Scarborough and wife
spent the afternoon Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Hefley. They report a fine
time, with music and delicious re-
freshments, last but not the least.
The Hefley guests reported eyery-
thing but going home, but as none
or them are there now we are safe
in saying they went home.
H. L. Thompson has completed the
clearing of enough land to put In a
crop He, with the aid of Pete Bald
win, has made a good road to his
place
The Breitmayer place has earned
so creditable a name that it will be
christened Forest Home" and a
beautiful sign will bear the name
over the big gate This place is a
credit to our neighborhood and has
been literally transformed from a
thickly timbered tract to a lovely.
well kept farm, with a new orchard
and a vineyard and garden.
The grange will hold a meeting
Saturday, June II. Neighborhood
picnic dinner at moor and business
session of the grange in the after
noon.
Among the men attending the ir-
ngation meeting Saturday were
AIonzo Jones, Geo. Hamilton. VIM V
Johnson, j. II, Harris, Florenz Brett
mayer W. S. Coutant and Robert
Huck.
Last Sunday about thirty of the
neighbors gathered at the Breitmayer
nome and ate dinner. which was
spread under the trees and old and
young enjoyed themselves with that
spirit of helpfulness which usually
Is manifest at a table groaning with
good things. Those present were.
D. f. Campbell, wife and BOYS. + IT
Harris and Robert Harris; Alonzo
Jones and family; Mrs. H. Howe and
Miss Howe Charley Howe and wife;
Walter and Mrs. Coutant: Oliver
Messenger and family; Mrs. Glenn
ents; Mr.. Mercer; VIM. V. Johnson
and family; Adolph Breitmayer, wife
and Rollie, and Florenz Breitmayer
j, H. Harris and son, Robert are
clearing new road site which the
neighpors are going to put through
Buster Brown, the Murpby cor.
respondent of the Courier seems
! greatly worried because the Fruit.
dale correspondent goes far in search
OF news and has lately gotten almost
into Murphy We assure Buster
that there is no reason for our
doing so other than desire to
see the news printed We had
waited long, hoping the sale of the
old Gentner place would be noticed
In the Murphy notes and finally con-