Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-09-16

last week.
Miss Edith Day returned last Fri
day from Roseburg, where she had
been visiting with relatives.
Ira Binns returned Sunday from
Portland, where he had been spend
ing the past few days.
W. H. Pattillo left Monday for BY
bee Spring, where he goes to spend |
a vacation of several weeks.
Mrs Sam Pardee and baby came
up from Canyonville Saturday to
visit with her parents in this city.
Miss Alice Smith visited over SIN.
day with her mother in this city, re-
turning in the evening to her school
at Merlin.
Lester Coburn visited over Sun.
day with his parents and friends in
this city, returning Sunday evening
to Medford.
Miss Blanche Ferdine left Tues
day morning for Marshfield to take
a position as teacher in the public
schools at that place.
Mrs. R. L. Demaree returned t
her hcme in this city Saturday, after
two weeks spent with her sons, Joe
and Verne, at Portland.
Mrs. Herman Horning returGed
Saturday night from Newport, where
she has spent the past month with
Mr.. Horning's relatives. She re-
ports fine outing.
a sample of 11-foot corn grown
! by H. Heath on the Applegate is on
display in the Elmer Shank window.
The corn was planted June / and has
heavy ears and is a good crop.
Miss Myrtle Haligus, of Elgin,
ILL.,, arrived here last week to visit
with her uncle, John Haligus, and
w.. of this city. She expects to
be here several weeks.
Mrs. Alice Carlon returned Thurs,
day evening from Portland, where
she had been visiting with relative'
and friends. She also visited sever
al days in Roseburg on her return
trip.
Mrs. G. NJ. Durham went to Port
land Wednesday of last week, wher,
she will visit with her mother dur
ing the absence of her husband
, Judge Durham is attending to bust
ness matters in California.
: Miss Alice Horton, who has sp IN
the past month visiting with friend
, at Vancouver, B. c., Seattle and ia
, coma, returned Wednesday of las
week to this city, where she too
5 " her duties in the Central Schoc
= building Monday
Grapes from A. H. Carson's Red
lands vineyard are now on the MAJ
g ket, the first having been on sal
D., at the White House grocery. The
Q were the Rose of Peru and the Mo
t vosie, and were up to the Carso
= standard.
= Mr. and Mrs. VIM, Wraight, Of Ea
t Claire, Wis. spent a few days visi
d ing their daughter, Mrs. Philip He
e mer, and husband. They left Tue
day for Salt Lake, Denver ar
= Omaha, and thence to their home
J. Wisconsin
Is James Delamatter, for some yea
r past clerk in the postofflce, resign'
If his position and the second Of Il
It month went to Portland to enter
is business college. Rodney Calve
IN has been secured to fiji the vacan
e. and he will take the position on I
turning from his vacation.
Miss Louise Harvey went to Po
=. land Wednesday evening Of ID
| week and was Joined there by h
brother. Jack Harvey, Monday MOI
ing. he being detained In this r.
until Sunday night. Miss Louise ?
Jack will be students In the Po
land academy this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Howard a
two sons, Elmer and Glenn, return
Sunday from their visit with re
tives in Michigan and Indiana, NJ
Howard and the boys left here
latter part Of May and Mr.. Howi
went about six weeks ago. They '
tied relatives I'm various parts OF
two states and also in Ohio and x
tucky.
J. w. Gilmore. the postmas
and merchant at Murphy. is hav
built new store building, 20
90. on the opposite side Of the r,
from the building which has b
in nse for number Of years
expects II 10 be in readiness for
cupation this week He will
retain the old buildings for r
dence and store room.
Mrs. G. Clinton Page and dau