Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-01
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Attorney Robert G. Smith went to
Medford on business Wednesday.
Prof. Debley, the piano tuner from
Medford, was in the city this week,
Ed Williams, of Portland, is in the
city visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. A. Williams.
Miss Fronia Cassidy, of Portland,
is in this city for months visit with
her mother, Mrs. j. c. Taylor.
DR.. Stricken, city health officer,
reports that the number of typhoid
cases have not increased beyond IS.
Have you got house in the city
that you want to rent or sell? Bet
ter see John A Dale, in the Conklin
Bldg. 3-11-tf
Miss Laura Mitchell returned last
Saturday from a months visit with
relatives and friends at Spokane,
Seattle and Portland.
w. H. Harper is building a new
six-room bungalow on Fourth street,
and Don Grimes is also building a
neat bungalow on Third street.
J. H. Williams returned Saturday
from Portland, where he purchased
15-horsepower motor for the fac
tory, the horsepower motor which
they have been using for some time
having burned out.
Fluffy Ruffles Muslin Underwear
at special sale prices at Deans.
Mrs. Mary L. Capp, mother of F.
W. Capp, arrived Saturday from Den
yer on a visit. Mrs. Capp has visited
here before and it is probable that
she will decide to make Grants Pass
her home.
Mrs. T. Williams, of San Francisco
is in the city visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt. Mrs. Hoyt
has been in poor health for some
time and Mrs Williams expects to
remain here until she is improved.
Roy Kenyon returned on Tuesday
from Portland, where he had been
to secure employment, but not find
ing anything to his liking he return
ed to his home in this city and We'd
nesday went to Glendale, where he
has a position with the Southern
Pacific company.
Two large boats, 80 feet long and
seven feet wide, have just been built
for A. Aubrey, the fisherman, and
he is now loading them with mining
machinery which is to be taken to
Mule creek, about 70 miles down
Rogue river. He expects to start on
his voyage Monday.
Angus Mclean, the genial and
energetic president Of the Grants
Pass Protective Legion, instituted a
legion at Roseburg Thursday night.
The ceremonial work was put on in
good shape and there is no doubt but
that our sister legion will shortly
crowd the hundred mark in member
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs I. D. Annis, of West
brook, MINI, arrived here last Fri
day and have been the guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cornell
during the week. Mr. and Mrs. An
mis- have been spending the winter
in California. They will leave north
on Monday and after visiting friends
at Portland and Seattle will return
to their home in Minnesota.
Iron Age garden seeders and cul-
tivators excel all other makes. Come
and see us, Grants Pass Hdwe. Co.
B. w. Riggs recently received the
intelligence Of the death of his
mother, Mrs. Martin Riggs, who died
at her home at St. Mary's, West va,
Sunday March 20. at the age Of 70
years Mr. Riggs visited his mother
in Virginia last September, that be-
ing the first time he had been to his
old home in many years. Mrs. May
Ruttencutter. a resident of this city,
was also a daughter Of the deceased
lady.
j. c. Dimm for a number of years
publisher Of the Monitor, of Hunting
don, Pa, and his son, Paul, arrived
in grants Pass Saturday to look over
this section Of the country with
view TO locating in the West. A few
days ago Mr. Dimm read in the press
dispatches Of the daily papers Of
100000 fire in his home city which
destroyed many buildings and one
adjoining the place Of business which
he sold just before coming West The
dispatch did not state whether the
building he occupied was burned.
Easter Sunday at the Newman VI