Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-09-15
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Sunday to Glendale, Wnere she mas
position in the drug store.
George Snow went to Merlin Sun
day, where he is to work on the new
brick school building.
John Colvlg returned Sunday even
ing from a visit with his sister at
Chico, Cal.
Mrs. Ben Lohr left Sunday evening
to join her husband in Portland, at
which place they expect to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Patison and
children, who have been visiting with
Mr.. Patison's sister, Mrs. |. NJ. Davis
of this city, left north Monday morn
ing, going first to Salem, where they
will take in the state fair and then
20 to their home at Dufer, Ore.
f. NJ. Neall was In from his place
near Murphy to spend Sunday with
friends.
Miss Alice Smith spent Sunday
with her mother in Grants Pass and
returned In the evening to Wolf
Creek, where she is teaching school.
w. ]. Anderson spent Sunday with
his family here and returned to his
work at Glendale Sunday evening.
Bob Hendricks returned to his
home at Springfield Monday morn
ing after spending two weeks with
relatives here,
Adolph Maier spent today in Med
ford on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Reed, who have
spent the past several days in this
city. returned Sunday to Kerby, at
which place they will remain for sew
eral weeks.
w. H. Darnielle returned to his
work at Three Pines Sunday evening
after spending the day with his fam
lily here.
Miss Ethel Woodcock and sister
came in from Wilderville Saturday
to enter the Grants Pass schools.
Miss Marion Mitchell returned Sat-
urday from camping trip spent near
West Fork. The remainder of the
party have not yet returned, Miss
Marion came in to enter school.
Mrs. Ed Binns and daughter, Miss
Fleda, returned Saturday evening to
Portland, where Miss Fleda will con-
tinue her school duties. She expects
to finish in February and will return
with her mother to this city.
Earl Topping left Saturday for
Portland after spending short va
cation with his parents at Murphy,
Miss Maryette Hulburt of Los An
geles and Seattle, of the firm, Rails
back -Claremore company, art china
and decorated china, arrived Sunday
morning and is visiting Mrs Arthur
Conklin.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Merton Clarke spent
Sunday with Grants Pass relatives
and returned to Merlin Sunday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs George Bolton arriv-
ed Saturday from Clovis, Cal, to Wis
II with Mrs. Clovis sister, Mrs.
Claude Hildreth. They are much
pleased with Southern Oregon and
think they may locate permanently
here.
Fred Dill of Los Angeles has pur-
chased the Jennings property north
of town on the Merlin road through
james Watson & Son, of Los Angeles
and expects to build a modern home
on the property and otherwise i'm
prove the place as soon as he nat
disposed of his beautiful home il
Glendale, Cal,
Mrs Date wilkins and Miss MIN
Jefferson went to Woodville Monda
afternoon to visit friends. Miss LET
ferson will also look after mlllner
business for Mrs, Waughtal while a
that place
: Mrs. W. S. Wood came from Port
land Tuesday to join Mr.. Wood, VIII
has been here two weeks Mr. an
Mrs, Wood viii reside In Grants Pas
this winter, at 722 J street
b, $, Coates, wife and son of Bel
ingham, were guests over night a
the Western, while touring throug
southern Oregon They left Tues
day morning for the south.
Mrs y. j Fuson Is spending Sc,
erol days with her parents at Med
ford
Mrs IT, c. Bob1ien went to Jack
souvlllc Monday to visit several day
with friends,
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