Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-01
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Miss Josephine Moss went 10 Port
land Saturday evening to visit with
relatives and friends for a few days.
Mrs. John Hall, of Marlal, spent
Tuesday in this city doing some shop
ping, returning to her home in the
evening.
L. c. Miller, city editor of the
Rockford Qll) Republic. is in the
city for few days visiting his uncle,
NJ. E, Sturdevant,
Miss Viola Anderson, of Kerby,
was in this city Thursday, leaving on
the morning train for Doris, Cal,
where she goes to spend the summer,
Rev. and Mrs. D. II, Leech are
planning on giving a reception to the
members and congregation of the
Newman NJ. E. church on Wednesday,
July 6.
Benz. Herriott came up from Port
land Thursday morning to spend
few days with relatives and friends
here. He expects to return to his
duties at Portland on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Coleman and
daughter, Kathleen, who have resided
in this city for the past few weeks at
the Western hotel, left Monday for
San Francisco, where they go to
reside.
Herman Heitman returned to
Portland Thursday evening after
spending a few days with his wife
and little son, who are visiting with
Mrs. Heitman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. R. Nipper, of this city.
Miss Effie Erickson, who has spent
some time with her cousin, Mrs. Geo
Finch, of this city, and in teaching
school in Josephine county, left
Thursday morning, after weeks
visit with her uncle, Joe Wharton, of
this city.
Royal Whitmore went to Medford
Monday, where he purchased Royal
Pioneer motor cycle Of four and
half horse power and he and the
agent of whom he purchased It, A.
c. Cornelius, returned to this city
Tuesday on the machine. Mr.. Whit
more has taken the Southern Oregon
agency for this machine.
Ladies, You can make ice cream in
the Sanitary Crystal Glass Ice Cream
Freezer without turning at all All
you have to do is to pack 1t in
bucket of ice and leave for a short
time. Ask the Rogue River Hard
ware Co. to explain 1t to you. 6-24-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Guthridge re-
turned to this city last Sunday even
ing from klamath Falls, where they
went over year ago to reside. When
leaving here Mr.. Guthridge sold his
residence property, but failing health
made 1t necessary for him to return
to his old home town, where he ex-
poets to remain permanently
Mrs. Ed Allen, of 245 J Street,
corner of Pine, has furnished the
Courier office with a dahlia which,
without exception, is one Of the fin
est of the numerous family Of that
flower It is the Souvenir de Gus
tave Doazon, which Is the largest
dahlia grown and is of ten inches in
diameter II Is a constant bloomer
and is of a magnificent rich scarlet
color
Mr. and Mrs. T.. w Shattuck were
in from Thompson creek the first OF
the week. Mr.. Shattuck, with asso-
ciates, is developing quartz proper
ty on Thompson creek known as the
FL Sonora, and now has a tunnel in
about 100 feet on the main ledge,
which runs varying from $40 10
5000 per ton. They expect in the
near future to equip the property
with a stamp mill.
|. NJ Davis has purchased the Zol-
Ter place on Eighth and NJ streets and
the family will move TO their new
home this Saturday. The place con-
tains four lots, with a neat residence
and is a very desirable little home.
The deal was made last week when
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Quigley former
owners Of the place and residents OF
this city, passed through Grants Pass
on route TO Portland from San Fran
cisco Mr.. and Mrs. Quigley stop.
ped Off to visit friends here for n few
days and the purchase was made by
Mr.. Davis at that time
Judge George Colvlg left on We'd
nesday for Salem, where he goes TO
argue case before the supreme
court The case was tried In the
circuit court from which II was ap-
pealed to the supreme court The
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