Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-30

spent Sunday here with friends.
John Doe, of Portland, was
Grants Pass visitor Sunday.
Paul s. Seeley, Of Montrose, Colo,
was a Grants Pass business visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Shoemake and
son, of Selma, spent Saturday In
Grants Pass and Tuesday in Central
Point visiting a sister of Mrs. Shoe
make. They will go to Wilhoit
Spring near Oregon City, where the
son will take treatment. Mr.. Shoe
make has rented his farm.
Tom Hanley visited over Sunday
with Medford friends and returned
to Grants Pass Sunday evening.
Miss Lou Willard returned to
Grants Pass Sunday evening, after
spending Christmas with Mrs. Jessie
Cargill Coates, OF Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Smith spent
Christmas day with Mrs. Smiths
parents at Medford.
Misses Gertrude Parker and
Maude Dulibon went to Portland
Sunday evening to visit with relatives
and friends for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Heller, Of
Hugo, were guests at the l.. W.
Smith home on Christmas day. They
returned home Sunday evening.
Attorney A. c. Hough made a
business trip to Medford Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. C. Williams, Of Centralia,
Wash, was visiting friends here Sun
day.
Miss Iva McAllister spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Mar
tin, of this city, and returned to
Roseburg Monday morning, where
she is chief operator with the Paci-
fic Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wilbur and chill
iren, who have been visiting with
Mrs. Wilbur's mother, Mrs. Theresa
Layton, and other relatives here, will
return to their home at Marcus,
Wash, Wednesday.
Lee Willard, the actor who Is rid
Ing from Portland to Santa Barbara,
CAL, passed through this city Sun
lay. The trip was taken for pleasure
and for Mr.. Willard's health.
Claude Grimes, conductor of the
train at Natron, Ore,
spent Christmas with his wife in this
city and returned to his duties at
Natron Sunday evening. Mrs.
Grimes is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Katherine Gray, of Grants
Pass.
Henry N. Wagner, the famous
baritone who was heard last night
at the Electric theater, won for him.
helf the appreciation of the big au-
dience by his deep, rich baritone
voice and the high grade perform.
ance. Mr.. Wagner will sing again
tonight only at the Electric, the last
appearance In the city.
w. B. Sherman remembered the
boys at the jail on Christmas with 6
large pail Of candy and nuts and 6
good upply of cigars, oranges ant
other good things with which tC
celebrate the Yuletide season. This
has been Mr.. Sherman's custom fol
several years past and is greatly ap
preciated by these unfortunates whC
are unable to celebrate at their owl
homes.
DR., Bywater, eye, ear, nose ant
throat specialist, Conklin building
12-16-t
l.. s. Daue, architect and builde
of Portland, who is interested will
A, Mcleod In the Hidden Treasur,
mine in the Galice district was |,
town Saturday with his partner
They returned home In the evenln
and Mr.. Daue will remain at tn
mine. a couple of weeks more. H
is very much impressed with tn
Galice district and is expecting grea
things from It's mines. He Is ais
greatly pleased with the appearance
OF Grants Pass since the paving an
lighting improvements have bee
completed.
CHRISTMAS IN JAIL