Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-13

a. II. mCATIuuIb VI oiNiN'
a Grants Pass business visitor Tues
day.
f. r. Jeffers, OF Murphy, came In
Tuesday to do some shopping and at
tend to other important business.
Fred Price, OF Roseburg, returned
Tuesday evening TO his home after
taking treatment for his eyes from
DR.. Findley OF this city.
J. Hoagland and wife. OF Waldo,
were visiting In this city Tuesday
Robert w. Miller arrived here
Tuesday from Salt Lake City, Utah,
to look over this part OF Southern
Oregon.
IN. Larimore, OF Williams, was
Grants Pass business visitor Tues
day.
Herman Offenbacker, OF Apple
gate, was looking after business here
Tuesday.
DR. Bywater, eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist, Conklin building.
12-16-tf
C. W. Triplett came up from Hugo
Tuesday to do some shopping with
The Grants Pass merchants.
John Purdy, of Hugo, was visit
Ing friends here Tuesday.
L. I. Brown, OF Jacksonville, was
visiting friends here Tuesday.
w. Z. Mendenhall, Of Medford. was
Grants Pass visitor Tuesday.
Fred w. Dunn, OF Pickett Creek,
came into the city Tuesday to attend
to business matters demanding his
attention.
M. Smith and wife, OF Heber, Utah,
who are making a tour Of the coast,
stopped In Grants Pass Tuesday
evening to look over the city for
short time,
Mrs. Mary A. Triplett came up
from Hugo Wednesday to spend the
day with Grants Pass friends.
DR.. Flanagan went to Merlin We'd
nesday evening to make profession
al visit.
J. r. Middleton, OF Oakland, was
a Grants Pass business visitor We'd
nesday.
M. Pearce, OF Medford. was visit
ing Grants Pass friends Wednesday
John r. Stevens, OF Salem, was Q
Grants Pass business visitor Wednes
day.
Poultry tonic will make hens lay
Get a 25s package at Cramer Bros
Superintendent f. r. Fields, o
the Southern Pacific railroad anC
two other officials, T. w. Younge
and C. c. Blood, arrived here We'd
] nesday evening on official bushes
and left Thursday morning In thei
private car for Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Morphy an
son, Robert, OF Granite Hill, hav
been spending a short time In thl
city visiting friends and looking al
s ter business. They returned I
J. Granite Hill Thursday.
54-egg Petaluma Incubator onl
l. $40 at Cramer Bros,
e Leo. Coffenbury, who has bee
!. clerklng at the Pardee grocery stor
n has taken n position in the same cal
aclty at the II. G. Bobzeln grocer
l. on Sixth street, beginning his dutl,
4, Monday morning.
l. Mrs. Ellen Hunter, who has bee
u visiting with her mother, Mrs. Ro'
ley, and other relatives and frlen
here for the past month, left We
u nesday evening for Washingto
'n where she goes to take up her wo
as lecturer for the Christian Wol
IN ems Board OF Missionaries.
~ Lee Emerson, OF West Fork, "
visiting Grants Pass friends TuesdI
:" returning to West Fork In the eve
"" ing
Ed Lister and Breen Bros, &C
w tractors for the Grants Pass n
10 Crescent City Stage line, amour
- that they will install regular I
tomobile service between Ora
=" Pass and Crescent City In the sprI
w. as soon as weather conditions p
init.
- Gronud bone, beef scraps, shell q
m grit at Cramcr Bros.
Friday, January 10, will be a
letter day at the First Rap
church. The new pastor OF
White Temple, Portland, Rev. w.
Hipson, y. D., will be the cl
speaker at the 1880 o'clock serv
He will participate also In the I
gram at Q a. m. and 9 p. m. v
other state Baptlsts. Seldom
such an opportunity rs this come
y la community.