Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-03-18
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y Personal AND LOCAL :

Theodore Mott was in the city FOR
several days last week attending TO
business matters.
Margaret Doran returned Sunday
evening from a few days business
trip to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sherwood
were Grants Pass visitors from
I Woodville Monday.
Mrs. Josephine Barrett left Mon
day for Lodi, Cal, where she goes
to visit with sister.
We are not the biggest dealer
but we have the biggest stock Of Wall
Paper Halls Art Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. McAllister left
Sunday for Roseburg. where they will
make their future home.
with her parents.
Trade your old wheel In on a new
reliable Rambler, now, at corner 9Th
and ] streets, No. 312. 3-1S-1t
Mr.. Dorance. foreman of the AL
quoda Lumber Co., at Reuben, was
at business visitor to this city Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Dysert were in
the city last week to visit Mrs. Dy-
sert's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Disbrow.
Miss Vada Swinney left Monday
morning for Bakersfield, Cal, where
she goes to visit with relatives for
some time.
r, W. Clarke returned Monday
from a business trip to Portland. He
also visited friends at Vancouver
Sunday.
Robt. Jewell came up from Eugene
last Friday to visit with his parents
and friends In this city for a short
time.
Mrs. d. II. Leech was called to Eu-
gene Saturday evening on account Of
the serious illness of her mother at
that place.
Mrs, Arthur Jackson and children
returned on Sunday from Medford
where they had spent a week with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. r. s. Weidman will be glad to
show you the new Millinery styles
II you call at the Conklin Bldg. She
succeeds the Drake & Doran stock.
Dixon Mcdonald and wife and Miss
Ethel McMannus arrived last Friday
IRON Redding, Cal, to make Grants
Pass their home, They will reside
at 2l2 | street.
Mrs Il. NJ. Dean, who has been
with her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Harth, at Roseburg since the
first OF the year, returned to her
home In this city last Saturday. Mrs
Dean was accompanied by her grand
son. Phil Harth, who returned to his
home at Roseburg Sunday.
J. r, ToIin, mail carrier ON the
route between Selma and DRYDEN.
was In the city Monday. Although
Mr. Tolin Is the carrier Mrs. Tolln
comes to the front whenever he is
busy and handles the mail, The dis
tance from Selma to Dryden is five
miles.
v II, Kent superintendent of the
Applccate-Williams creamery. was In
the city last week. Ho states that
the creamery last year distributed
among the farmers OF that locality
over $4,000 for butter fat and that
they handled over 7t tons OF cream.
They are now making between 1000
and 5000 pounds OF butter per
month.
Frank Dorman Is entertaining his
mother Mrs, r., Dorman, and his
brother John, with his wife aud two
children. When they left their home
at Great Falls, Mont. the thermome-
ter stood at 20 degrees below zero
and arrived In Grants Pass to see
almond trees IN bloom and enjoy tho
halmy breeEes aud bright sunshine.
The change, as Mr., Dormau express
cd t. "paralyzcd' him, and IL Is
probable that he viii decide 10 make
this his home
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Pavson. Jr.
Of Coaldalc. Alberta. were In the city
the first ot the week, returning from
California TO their home They
were members Of the Inland Emprie
excursion party which passed through
here a few wooks ago and they were
So much pleased with the slnpse
they had OF Grants Pass and her
people that they decided to know
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