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

the o. A. c., is spending the holidays
with his parents in this city.
E. R. Black, who recently went to
Lebanon to reside. Is spending a few
days with friends In this city.
F. w. Reid went ito Medford We'd
nesray to spend few days on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Jarvis were
Grants Pass visitors Wednesday, re-
turning TO their home at Gold Hill
on the afternoon train.
Bulbs at % per cent discount at
Cramer Bros.
R. L. Demaree returned to his du-
ties at Woodville Wednesday after
noon, after spending Christmas with
his wife here.
Pittsburg Perfect Poultry Fsnc, Is
as cheap as poultry netting, Ask
Cramer Bros, to show It to you
Miss Molli, Smith, who has spent
the past three months at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hall. OF this
city, left Wednesday afternoon for
her home at Mechanicsburg, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Erickson and fam
lily returned to their home at Jack
sonville Wednesd' afternoon. after
spending Christmas with relatives in
this city.
Read in January Sunset Magazine
'Los Angeles Homeland" superbly
illustrated in four colors. "The SPELL
by C. ~ and A. NJ. Williamson. a
Thrilling California romance. Now
on sale at ali news stands. IL cents.
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| Mrs. ]. H. Beery and daughter
Miss Esther, returned to their home
at Ashland, after spending a short
time here consulting DR.. Findley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Barlow, who
have been visiting Mrs. Barlow's par
ents in this city went to Medford
Wednesday afternoon to visit friends
for few days
Mrs. Anna Moon, who has spen
the past nine weeks with relatives a
her home in Kansas and Nebraska
returned last week to her home a
: Central Point. She was accompanie,
home by her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. @. V. Moon, ant
: the three, accompanied by A. w
: Moon, came to this city Wednesda,
, morning, where they were met a
the train by carriage and the Who'll
forenoon was spent In viewing thi
city, which was the former home o
A. w. Moon and his mother. The
returned to Central Point on the al
ternoon train. Mrs. Moon reports
: most pleasant visit at her old hom
y and her sister and brother-in-la'
= are delighted with southern Oregon
4 Little Miss Dorothy Smith wen
to Sans Valley Thursday mornin
:. to visit with relatives.
Mrs. John l.. billiard. who ha
been visiting with her sister-in-lav
Mrs. Fred Smith, OF this city, lei
Thursday morning for her home {
Eugene.
Mrs. II. l.. Green sold one-ha
acre lot on Rogue River avenue
w. II. Knox, consideration $3.50
Miss Ethel Letcher went to Me-
ford Thursday to spend several da!
with friends.
Attorney A. NJ Crawford arrive
here Thursday morning from Sale
to look after irrigation matters.
Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Campbell le
Thursday morning for Portlan
where they will visit for few da,
and then go to Chehalis. Wash,
visit their daughter. They expect
locate permanently In Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs ca T. Giezentannc
Of Pasco, Wash, spent several da
in this city, the guests Of Mr., ai
Mrs. G. NJ. Coleman. They had be-
visiting friends in California and n
on their way home, going TO Pas
Thursday morning.
The Salvation army wishes
thank the public for their assstan
rendered during the Christmas effo
for the poor, which was succei
both the dinner and the Chrlstm
tree.
Rev. S. NJ. Van Meter and wi
and a singer, Mr.. Hadley, will be
Grants Pass Saturday TO open a serI
OF evangellstic services at the Ne
man NJ. r. church Mr.. Van Met
conducts services next Sunday, MOI
ing and evening, and the meetin
will be continued indefinitely.
Phil Robinson and his partn
who recently arrived from Nevat
are putting in a flye-stamp mill
their mine, one mile from WoodNl
across Rogue river. The bulldlr
l.