Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-17
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Henry Woodbridge and Harry
Lewis were at Three Pines Wednes-
day attending to business
Miss Marie Gething went to Med
ford Saturday afternoon, where she
will spend some time with her sister
Clyde Martin returned on Sunday
morning from a weeks visit with re-
latives and friends at Roseburg.
A. C. Ferguson went to Tolo Sun
day evening to visit his parents, who
leave soon for California to reside
Misses Anna and Flora Schmidt re-
turned on Thursday from Portland,
where they had been to visit the rose
show.
Attorney A. C. Hough returned on
Wednesday from Portland, where he
had been on business trip covering
several days.
H. B. Reed and wife have removed
to Grants Pass from Kerby and are
now located at 74S North Sixth
street.
Miss Emma Loughridge returned
from Portland Wednesday, after
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Day, In that city.
The Sanitary Crystal Glass Ice
Cream Freezer $1,25, at Rogue
River Hardware Co. 6-17-St
Mrs. NJ. T. Bates and daughter, of
Merlin, visited friends In Grants Pass
this week, returning to their home
at that place Thursday morning.
Mrs. R. Reeves, of Medford, ac-
companied by Mrs. n. Z, Richardson
and little daughter, of Hornbrook,
Cal, spent Wednesday inth is city
on business.
Mrs. e. T. McKinstry returned
Wednesday from Portland, where
she had been to visit the rose show
and her mother. Mrs. n. DeLammat-
ter.
Mrs. James Grieves, of Central
Point, was a Grants Pass visitor last
Sunday, taking in the ball game on
that day between the Central Point
and home teams.
That special sale of High-Grade
Shirt Waists is worth your attention
at the exceptional values offered.
The Sugar Pine Store.
Misses Hattie and Fannie Jewell
arrived Thursday afternoon from Eu-
gene and Portland, where they have
been visiting their sister at the form
er place and taking in the rose show
at the latter.
Miss Jessie Bacon came up from
Merlin Thursday morning to join
her mother, Mrs. Alice Bacon, who
has purchased the old Sturgis place
northeast Of this city, where they
expect to make their future home
the Is novices to receive initiation
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Hamilton have
rented the NJ. f. Sturtevant residence
on East A street Scott Hamilton
their SON. and his wife reside will
them.
r. Hawks. brother-in-law Of A. B
Cornell, Of this city, passed through
here Thursday morning en- route tt
Crater Lake from Portland. He was
accompanied this far by his daugh
ter. little "Bobs" Hawks, who vii
visit with Mr. and Mrs, Cornell dur
ing the absence of her father at Cra
ter Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Hackett were
most agreeably surprised at theil
new home on North Third street las
Friday evening to find Themselves
the host and hostess to party o
over forty members Of the churcl
and Sunday school OF the Baptis
church. Games and refreshment
were added TO the social good time
after which a presentation Of yer.
fine chair and center table was made
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hackett
Martin Heston and wife arrived
last Saturday TO make ten days
visit with Mr. Heston's parents. He i
now an attorney, finely located a
Detroit, Mich. During his football
days Mr.. Heston brought his hom'
town, Grants Pass. prominently be
fore the eyes OF the public
Last Saturday number NJ Grant
Pass Shriners attended the ceremon
lal session Of Hillah temple at Ash
land and had a fine time Amoni
the number who went wore Geo Cal
houn. Geo. w DoDnell. L. l.. jewell
H. c. Kinney f. r Dunbar. o. o
Jennings and A. y. Voorhies Messrs
Kinney, Donnell and Dunbar were nc
companled by their wives. who re
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