Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31

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Grants Pass Wednesday calling on
friends
Scott v. Davis, of Medford, was
visiting Grants Pass friends on We'd
nesday.
A. e. LePont came down from
Central Point Wednesday for a short
business visit.
F. Alexander, of Wilbur, Wash,
is business visitor in this city for
a few days.
Mrs. E. ]. Davidson and daughter,
Pearl, Of Murphy, were visitins
friends and shopping in this city on
Wednesday.
Mrs. e. ]. Cornell. mother OF I. b.
Cornell, of this city, died at her
home in Salem. Ore, March %, aged
76 years. She came across the plains
to Oregon in 1S43, when child OF
eight years, and lived near and In
Salem the greater part of her life
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tuttle, recent
arrivals from Iowa and old-time
friends of Judge L. M. Opdycke, have
been looking over this city with a
/ view to locating here In the near fu-
/ ture. They went to Medford Wednes-
/, day afternoon but will return to
Grants Pass in a short time.
r J.. J. Rornes came down from Med
$ ford Wednesday to spend day In
!. Grants Pass on business.
I F. M. Brooke delivered an elo-
d quent and interesting address to 100
" pupils at the Riverside school on
5. Wednesday morning on the subject
v Of Manners on the Street." Botf
e teachers and pupils thoroughly enjoy
Is ed the discourse.
a G. E. Mcbride, who recently bough
It two lots of M. e. Sturtevant OF
in Fourth and X streets, has begun tn
O. erection of a neat bungalow on on
g. Of the lots. The foundation Is al
ry ready laid.
III AS was generally known, there ha
v. been some controversy over the eA
=, tension of Lawnridge avenue froi
~ Lincoln park into Lawnridge Heights
" By deal consummated today D.
oughridge has purchased the tw
a. acres and a half that was the bon
"A OF contention, lying, as 1t did, direc
iy across the avenue at the beginnir
-. of the new addition, and will ha'
-, the same added to the Lawnridl
.. Heights plat and the street opene
!, This will add another nice bunch
,.h handsome lots to the Heights al
,ro hermit of the water and sewer bell
extended at once, giving the ado
!, ton all modern conveniences for {
l% % rev homes soon to be built.
~ Captain w. H. Simmons is doing
' rushing business in the realty II
this month. He recently sold
nd- place on Ninth street and this we
tne he purchased two-story house a
IN lot on the corner Of Eighth and
streets, the price paid for the pr
ed erty being $500. The captain CT
lere templates furnishing the rooms a
'ne keeping dodgers.
Mrs. v. o. Lawrence and Mrs.
II. Mock, who have been spending
~ past several days with Mr.. and N
:. Moses, of Grants Pass, LEFT Wedr
-, -. day afternoon for Fresno. where G
will visit for short time and q
49, proceed to their home at Phila'
~. phia. The ladies were delighted v
"' southern Oregon, especially with
delightful weather which they b
enjoyed throughout their entire
|, In this city. They contemplate
49,. turning to Grants Pass to make G
-. home In the near future.
"A 4, z. P. Dixon returned Wednes
mon evening to Grants Pass, after an
Soon sence OF seVerai "eeAe Wv"
A,no ily at Newberg, where he was S
s,o moned on account Of the serious
,ho,r ness OF his little son, who was
- 90 fering with pneumonia. The
an, boy underwent an operation on
plural cavity OF the lung and Will
hors, 10 still quite Ill his recovery Is
!, an sonably certain. Mrs. Dixon VII
main with the children at New
o,,hs until the boy Is able to come
$50 Grants Pass. II. c. Dixon came
snos from Jacksonville Thursday n
49,, ing and his household goods are
.ro,o ing shipped to this city. His IA
CT, will arrive In short time. The,
,,and now visiting at Jacksonville.
Mr. A. D. Averill arrived Wedn'
,rned night from Kansas City to
,road Grants Pass his future home.
Pass former trip he purchased two !
,fered In the Country Club tract ant
For also bought Is acres OF the III
2o2 tract, Just across the steel b
n..l NJ. Ayari1i haa heen pnRaRel