Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-04-14
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y PERSONAL AND LOCAL 4

home In the evening
Mrs. Sarah L. Craig, of Jackson
y4ile, was Grants Pass visitor on
Monday.
Mrs. r. s. Parsons came down Mon
day evening from Ashland to spend
short time with her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Calhoun.
Geo. Thrasher came up from Wolf
Creek Monday to look after busi-
ness matters here for a short time
w. II. Brown, OF Jacksonville, was
calling on Grants Pass friends Mon
day.
o. +. Tracy, of Medford, was a
business visitor to this city Monday.
Phil X. Gordon and J. A. Harrison
Of the Sunset route, we're in Grants
Pass on business Monday.
L. S. Hudson and ]. C. Stanley,
Of Gallce, were business visitors to
Grants Pass on Monday.
Rollo Stephenson went to Portland
Tuesday, where he will spend several
days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Gordon, OF
klamath Falls, are spending a few
days in this city with friends.
Mrs. Mert Clarke went to Cottage
Grove Tuesday to visit her parents at
that place.
Ed F. Temple, OF Charlton, Iowa,
Is in this city the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Parsons.
Mrs. L. ]. Perdue left Tuesday
morning for Oakland, Ore, where
she goes to spend several weeks with
her mother.
Mrs. d. H. Leech went to Eugene
Saturday evening, where she will
visit for several weeks with her
mother, who Is seriously Ill.
Mrs. l.. B, Hall went to Portland
Sunday evening to spend few days
with friends
j. l.. Calvert and l.. l.. Jewell
went to Portland Sunday to spend a
few days on business.
Attorney General Crawford, who
has been looking after business In
Grants Pass, left Sunday for his
home at Salem.
The Eighth grade examination will
be held May IL to IL. All teachers
having classes ready to take the ex-
aminat!ons at that time will need to
certify to the county superintendent
the number and names of pupils who
will be ready. This should be done
al once.
H. B. Hendricks has been making
some improvements on his place on
North Sixth street. He has moved
the old house back some distance on
the lot and remodeled It, and Is erect
Ing neat new bungalow on the site
of the old place. He contemplates
several other new houses
his spring,
Miss lelleen Leech. Of Grants
Pass, has been chosen for the name
part In the southern wartime drama,
Barbara Frltchie" to be staged by
he seniors at the Oregon Agricult-
lral College commencement week.
Miss Leech has already demonstrat-
ID her talent, having taken a prom
nent comedy part In the recent pro-
'uction of "The College Widow"
Just before the arrival OF No. Is
Monday morning, DR., Flanagan of
his city was telephoned to meet the
rain with conveyance to take a
Ady to the South Pacific hospital.
When the train arrived the lady was
AIKEN to the hospital, where short
y afterward she gave birth to a boy
The lady Is Mrs, c. G, Green, OF Port
and, and she was on her way to
oakland. Cal,
Michael Adams, one OF the old
'ioneer miners of Waldo, died at that
lace on Thursday, April 6. 1911.
ause OF death being pneumonia. The
emains were brought to this city
sunday and forwarded Monday morn
ng to Ashland, where they will be In
erred In the family lot at that place
Deceased was s years 6 months and
0 days old at the time OF his death
lie was unmarried and his only rela.
I've, a sister Mrs. Mary Peacock. ,
nd her husband accompanied the
to Ashland Mr. Adams I
ad many friends in Waldo. who re. &
ret the sad news Of his death He I
AS member OF the l. o. O. F. and q
lasonic lodges at Crescent CITY and r
he funeral services we're conducted d
y the former order on Monday. with v
'terment In che I, O, o, F. cemetery
September 10 10 l6, inclusive. has -
cen set "a the date for tho Semi. v
entennlOl State fair TO be held At ,
alem Frank Meredith Is secretary q,