Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-05-13
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T. w. Williams is having a new
open air sleeping porch built onto
his home on Seventh street.
c. c. Jefferson, of Kerby, has just
purchased the residence of Martin
Conger on East Seventh street, near
the east school. Mr.. Jefferson does
not expect TO occupy the place, but
considers it a good investment.
The large traction engine belong
ing to VIM. Spaulding which has been
laid up for repairs for the past sew
eral weeks is again on the road be-
tween this city and Swede Basin,
haulinO lumber. The first load was
brought to town Saturday night.
Mrs. o. D. McAllister and sister
in-law, Miss Iva McAllister, arrived
here Monday afternoon from Rose
burg to visit for few days with Mrs.
McAllister's pparents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. P. Martin. Tuesday morning the
ladies went to Medford, returning on
the motor car in the afternoon to
this city.
Robert n. Mclean was expected
to arrive in Grants Pass tomorrow,
but delayed his return week and
will arrive probably May 81. Mr..
Mclean graduated May from the
Auburn Theological seminary, and
after two weeks visit with his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mclean,
will 90 to Portland, where he will be
, installed as pastor Of the Annabelle
6 Presbyterian church, the church
which he served a year ago last sum-
mer as supply OG>0>c
Dr. II. C. Dixon has sold hts resi-
dence property, TO1 North Fifth
:, street, to DR.. E. c. Macy, who pur-
chased the Dixon Bros. dental bust
ness. Mr.. Nasoo1 has been in the
;, profession at Cottage Grove for the
: past ten years and will come to
Grants Pass to take charge of the
business about the Goth. Drs e. P.
and H. c. Dixon will leave about
June l for Newberg, where T.. p.
J has an extensive walnut orchard and
= fruit ranch. DR.. H. G.. will open a
II dental office.
- The reports of the fruit crop fail
ure in the middle states do not i'm
{ prove, and letters received confirm
the failure reports. ]. d. Wurtsbaugh
{ this week received letter from Iowa
Z In which a friend states that the
y fruit was entirely destroyed and
4 starting May they had seven days
IS of constant rain A photograph taken
IS in Unio on April Is was received by
d the Courier publisher which show:
G street scene in Norwalk In which
d mammoth shade trees were broker
down by the weight Of the snow and
n the streets were lined with broker
J. branches.
S, Mrs. w. A. Paddock has received
l. news Of the sudden death of hel
n father, DR.. J. p. Mcintosh, at hi'
e home at Worthington, Ind, on Satur
Is day, April 80. Mr.. and Mrs. McIn
n tosh had been on western tour
spending some months at Los An
, geles, and later visited Grants Pass
,r A few days after his return home HI
10 took to his bed and died the followini
, day, his death being due to senility
n Probably the long journey was too
u severe for his feeble health. Mr.
y Mcintosh was a prominent man o
Indiana, having served in botl
branches OF the legislature. He wa
- physician, farmer and merchan
until the infirmitles OF age forced
him to retire from active life
We have an excellent quality o
cotton, rubber lined hose this year
that will give you good satisfaction
Rogue River Hdwe. Co.