Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-03-25

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Attorney Johnson went to Ash
land Monday on legal business.
]. D. Hayes, of Portland, was in
the city the fore part of the week.
Help the census taker to get line
on all the inhabitants of Josephine
county.
Fred Raymond, of Roseburg, is
visiting with his cousin, Ray Wright,
this week.
\ l.. r. Steelhammer, manager OF the
Bishop clothing store Of this city,
spent Sunday in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith came up
from Leland to spend Sunday with
friends, returning to that place on
Monday. TElHTE'wrl y
Mrs. r. G. Smith and little daugh-
ter returned this Friday afternoon
from two-weeks' visit with rela-
tives at Eugene.
Mrs. John j. Hansen and baby left
on Saturday for Oroville, CAL, where
she goes to make an extended visit
with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Moon and Mrs.
Anna Moon came down from Central
Point Saturday to visit with relatives
and friends for a few days.
Miss Inez Howard has resigned
here position in the office Of Royal
Whitmore and her place has been
taken by Miss Fannie Jewell.
John M. McCallister, of Murphy,
and c. G. Wynant have gone to Hugo
20 work in the Edgerton saw mill,
Mr.. McCallister to be head sawyer.
Newton Martin arrived here last
week from Salem to take a position
with the Bishop clothing store of this
city. Mr.. Martin is brother of Mrs.
l.. r. Steelhammer.
Miss Alice Smith and Miss Cora
Smith came up from Merlin Satur-
day to visit over Sunday with home
folks. These ladies have charge of
the Merlin schools.
Mrs. R. s. Weidman, successor to
Drake G Doran, In the Conklin Bldg,
will be pleased to meet all her old
friends and many new ones. New
Millinery arriving. 3-1S-2t
Misses Bessie Wallace and Jean
McLannon went to Ashland Satur-
day to witness the basket ball game
played between the team of that
place and the Grants Pass high school
team. They visited over Sunday in
Gold Hill, and returned to their home
here Sunday evening.
Geo. Parker on Saturday received
carload of fruit trees, the greater
part of which were distributed among
the orchardists of this county, al
though some orders went to a con-
siderable distance, one being re-ship-
ped to Nevada. Orchardists through
out the country have been busy plant
ing young trees. n
New lot Of Chairs, new lot Of
Couches, new lot OF Mattresses Just
received at M. z. Moore's. A full
stock of all kinds of Furniture. 3-1S-2
Do you enjoy coffee? Perhaps YOU
would eniov guessing on the numher
OF coffee berries in .he handsome
vase on exhibition at the Kinney
Truax store. That Is what they want
you to do and they will give the SO
to the one guessing the correct nvm-
Ner, =" nearest to the correct nrm-
ber. The contest closes Aprii 20.
L. r. Reed, of Murphy. is suffer-
ing from very painful accident,
which occurred in an unusual man
ner. in bending over suddenly to
pick up something from the floor he
struck the back Of chair, the posi-
Of the chair entering the right eve,
lacerat!ng the eyeball and inflicting
very painful wound. DR.. Findley
hopes to be able to save the sight
OF the eye.
Mrs. W. r. Dean returned Tuesday
from Ashland, where she had been
TO attend family reunion held at
the home OF her sister, Mrs. Louisa
Tozer, on Sunday, March 90, the
event being the reunion OF the father,
Claiborne Neil with his ten children.
Mr.. Neil is SO years old and has ten
children living, all OF whom were
present to help celebrate this men,
orable event. He also has 81 grand
children and 90 great-grandchildren
The reunion was greatly enjoyed by
Mrs. Dean as we'll as all present, and
an excellent dinner was served by
| Mrs ToZer. TO her relatives and the