Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-03-11
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! PERSONAL AND LOCAL

visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. P. Cheshire.
DR.. H. c. Dixon made a business
trip to Gold Hill this Friday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. Howell, of Portland, visited
with old time friends in this city this
week.
R. H. Gilfillan went to Roseburg
Wednesday to do some cement work
for Henry Booth.
Mrs. E. E. Wells arrived Sunday
from Olalla, Ore, to visit her sister.
Mrs. r. P. Cheshire Mrs. Wells was
accompanied by her two children.
Chas. Mcfarland, who has spent
the past winter in the mines at
Marial, Ore, returned last Friday
to this city.
James Tufts went to klamath
Falls Wednesday, where he will
spend a few weeks on a vacation
trip.
Mrs. w. E. Dean returned on Sat-
urday from Ashland, where she had
been spending several days with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hall, who have
been travelling in the east for the
past several months, returned to this
city Thursday morning.
Mrs. F. G. Burns and five little
grandchildren left on Tuesday to
spend a few weeks visiting with Mrs.
Burns sister at Montague, CAL
Mrs. Lee Calvert returned Monday
from short visit to Phoenix, her old
home. Mrs. Calvert reports many
improvements in that little city.
Lester Coburn and John Denison
made a flying business trip to Reu-
ben, West Fork and Glendale Tues
day, returning to their homes in this
city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Letcher and three
daughters, Bell, Ethel and Agnes.
returned on Tuesday evening from
two weeks visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Will Gardner, at San Francisco.
I. M. Davis returned on Thursday
from Portland, where he had been TO
attend the funeral of his brother,
which occurred at that place las-
week.
List your property with Dale, In
the Conklin Bldg. He will get you
buyer from the east. 3-11-tf
Miss Eva Milner, arrived in this
city Sunday from Albany to take
the position of telegraph operator
with the Pacific States Telephone
& Telegraph Co. in the local office
here.
Miss Sylvia Anderson visited al
the millinery openings in Portland
and selected fine line of Patterr
Hats which Is now on display a.
70S e street.
Deputy Sheriff Cheshire went tC
Medford Wednesday to secure a mar
who had left the Arlington hotel II
this city and neglected to pay Mi
board bill. The man will probabl!
:, board for a time with the sheriff
in this city.
d. s. Mascoll, who for the pas
q few months has been In poor health
, left Wednesday for Arkansas Spring
in the hope of regaining his norma
strength. He expects to be absen
, from this city for about thre
, months.
q Mr. and Mrs. F. d. Bennett, o
Illinois valley, who have been spend
ing several days in this city tn
> guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Birum
I left Tuesday for McCloud, Cal.
g where they expect to make thei
r future home.
We are not the biggest dealers
5 but we have the biggest stock OF Wal
! Paper. Halls Art Store.
c. D. Crane came up from hi
5 mining properties, "The Big Four,
p located on Pickett creek, Tuesday
y and reports everything in fine shape
plenty OF water and plenty OF gold
: and as proof CT his word he bring
with him a fine specimen Of rotor
' from the property
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert l.. Huck an
: family are moving back to their Rub
= Glen farm In Frultdale this week
b.. after having spent the winter Il
n Grants Pass. Mr. Huck has alread
!. been out and sprayed his orchar
b and says that his grain, which wa
4 sowed last fall, Is doing fine.
Fine Spring Millinery. All tn
= latest ideas are now ready for In
emotion at Mrs NJ p AnderBOn'i