Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08
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JULY 18TH is THE DAY.

urday, where he visited for a few
days with friends.
Miss Georgia White returned ia
her home at Ashland this Thursday
after spending a day with friends in
this city
Miss Berna Haight went to Ash
land Thursday to visit for few
days with home folks and to attend
chautaqua.
Mrs c. V, Smith and Mrs. Z. r.
Davis went to Gold Hill Sunday 70
'lsit with friends. Mrs. Davis re.
turned to her home in this city Tues.
day evening.
+. P. Proctor returned Thursday
night from Newport, where he spent
rev days arranging for the comfor,
OF MS wife and baby, who will spend
the summer there.
Mrs. Bertram Stone, who has heer
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Colvig, of this city, for the mast
month leaves this Friday for her
nome at San Francisco
e. E. Blanchard, of South Fr,it.
dale, brought in this week $50 crates
or fine Alexandria peaches. These
peaches topped the market and made
good showing in early fruit
Mrs, W. NJ. Hogue is entertaining
TWO daughters, Mrs. R. L. Wilson and
Little child Of Sisson, who have been
mere couple OF weeks and Mrs n
u fitzgerald, of Benecia, who ar.
rived Saturday.
David Adams, of Portland, form.
er resident of Grants Pass and m.
worker with Rev. ]. L. Green in his
evangelical work, is In the CITY ston.
ping In the meanwhile at Mr.. Green's
nome corner D and Booth streets
A basket of peaches of the Lady
alexandria variety, picked from the
A. G' Hood place on Iowa street
nave been on exhibit at the Clemens
drug store In this city and are bean.
tles' attracting considerable atten.
tion from people passing the store
j. w. Martin went to Ashland
Tuesday, where he spent the day or
business and pleasure trip. While
there he sold to ]. r. Maxedon q
pop corn and peanut roaster. simila,
TO the one he operates In this citv
me wagon sold, however. was much
larger than the one being operated
here by Mr.. Martin.
John j. L. Green has erected ,
large tent at Pine and Burpes,
streets, near the old Riverside schoo
house. and will commence n serIe,
or evangelical meetings Friday nioh,
and continue them as long as inter
est In them continues. He asks IN,
cooperation of the citizens OF tn,
community. Mr. Green Is a Churcl
# God minister.
A, c. Goettsche went to Portland
Sunday evening, where he went tc
Join his wife. and after visiting NJ
different points between here ant
'ortland, they will return 10 thei,
nome In this city. Mrs. Goettsch,
has been absent for several week,
visiting friends at Washington ant
other nothern points.
Mrs. Geo. Lewis and daughter
Miss Goldie returned from Portland
last Friday, where they have spen'
the past two months in the hope o.
Improving the health Of Miss Goldl,
who had been severely III during tn,
winter with typhoid fever. She re
turns to her home feeling mucl
stronger and II Is hoped she VII
soon be restored TO perfect health.
Go to L. b. Halls Art Store 70,
wall paper. picture framing ant
dishes. 6-24-2
Mrs. Lou Crane and her two small
children arrived Friday mornint
from San Francisco and with hel
7'ster. Mrs Minnie Luckett, and son
Buster, went TO Colestln Monda,
morning Mrs Crane came nortl
hoDing the higher altitude would b,
beneficial 10 her little daughters
health. whose lungs have been weak
ened from a severe attacl, OF whoop
Ing cough.
f. G. Fasset, Of the Black Hawl
group, on Pea mountain, two and {
~ miles from the Gallce postofflce
was IN town this week resting mp ant
IN measure getting over the pow
der effects. Mr.. Fasset Is associated
With J. L. Sutherland. and togethe
they are drifting on the property II
two places. one drift being SO fee
land the other so feet.