Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-23
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, PERSONAL AND LOCAL


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w. C. Debley was down from Med.
ford on business Monday.
F. R. Becker arrived here Sunday
from Oakland to spend a few days
on business.
Frank Barrie cam edown froT'
Ashland Tuesday morning to visit
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Tetherow and
Miss DeEtte returned Sunday from
Portland and Seattle, where they
have spent the past three weeks
with relatives and friends. They al
so visited at Wenatchee while absent.
w. Wheeler came in from Kerby
Saturday to look after business mat
ters and visit with friends.
H. F. Bailey and c. G. Vining, OF
Provolt, were looking after business
In this city Monday.
Mrs. Ross Smith, who has been
nursing the five-weeks-old babe Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Chaffee at Fruit
dale, returned to her home In this
city Monday.
My stock Of watches and jewelry
was never so complete as now, so If
you are looking for something good
for Christmas presents call and pick
out what you want and we will lay
1t away for you. A. Letcher. 12-16-2
s. w. Cox, of Medford, was a
Grants Pass business visitor Sunday.
Judge G. H. Durham went to Port
land Sunday evening on business.
L. l.. Babcock, of Montague, was
visiting Grants Pass friends Monday.
A. II. Cass came In from the Red
lands vineyard Monday to attend to
business matters and do Christmas
shopping
Henry Heath, who came here sew
eral months ago from Seattle and
bought farming land near this city.
left Monday evening for his former
home in Seattle, where he will spend
the holidays with relatives and
friends. One OF the chief objects of
Mr. Heath's visit to Seattle Is to In
terest a number OF his friends In
this section OF the Rogue river val
ley as he believes In a bright future
for the valley of the Rogue.
We carry nothing less than 90
year filled gold cases. No cheap
watches, and can sell you a nice 0
size ladys 2O-year watch for from
$ll up, A fine line of solid IA
karat gold watches, something that
any lady will feel proud OF and will
last lifetime, from $50 to $50. at
Letcher's Jewelry store, Front street
11-16-2t
Mrs. Della Marian and little son
came down from Woodville Tuesday
morning to visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Huggerth.
Mrs, John Banks. who has spept
the past week IN this city taking
treatment FOR her eyes Of Dr. Find
ley, returned to her home at Rose
burg Tuesday morning
Mrs Clara G. Esson, state bible
school superintendent Of the Chris
tlan church, visited over Monday
with Grants Pass friends while en-
route to Portland from Central Point
where she had been been In attend
ance at the Christian church rally
held there last week
As the Christmas season ap-
proaches the work OF the post office
clerks Is much harder than AZ any
other season OF the year. This worl,
can he greatly llghteued by the pub
lis In several different way, one OF
tne principal helps being 20 put the
mall In the proper box when mailing
letters or packages. The boxes are
labeled at the office so that only =
glance Will tell you In which box
your parcel is TO he dropped ByI
strict adherence to this rule you not
only facilitate the work Of the office
clerks, btu Insure the prompt dellv.
cry OF your packages and letters
This rule applies TO all times OF the
year but especially at this season.
when 80 much more mail Is to be
handled.