Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-24

c. NJ. Eberhardt, OF fortldnu' was
a Grants Pass business visitor on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Zera Pool and baby
arrived Sunday evening from lgnera'
Cal, to visit with relatives ana
friends.
f. p. Mertz, who has been spend
ing the past few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Mitchell, Of this city, re-
turned Monday morning to his home
at Portland.
Mrs. Arthur Carter came down
from Ashland Monday to visit with
relatives for a few days.
While at work at the Golden Drift
dam Sunday George Snow had the
misfortune to have his ankle thrown
out of place. He will be unable to
attend to his duties for some time
but will remain at the dam until
able to resume work
w. 0. Miller, night operator at the
Southern Pacific depot of this city,
went to noseburg Monday to visit
relatives at that place.
II. C. Christie, of Selma, was shop
ping and transacting business with
Grants Pass citizens Saturday,
DR.. e. R. Stevenson and son, Rus
sell, of Berkeley, Cal, were in this
city last week for the purpose of
having Dr. Findley remove a catar-
act from the left eye of Russell, lad
about - years old About year
ago DR.. Findley performed similar
operation on the boys right eye. Dr..
Stevenson was a resident of Grants
Pass a year ago They returned Sun
day morning to their home at Berke-
ley.
William Scott Stringer and Miss
Lena B. Lindsay, both of Josephine
county, were married at the home
of Rev. L. B. Akers near Wilderville
Friday, February II, 1911. Rev. l..
B. Akers officiated.
Geo. T. Jones and Miss Christina
Agee were married at the home Of
Judge Stephen Jewell in this city
on Monday, February 20, 1911.
Judge Jewell officiated, Both bride
and groom are residents of Josephine
county
At the morning service at the Pres
byterian church Sunday, Rev w. w.
MacHenry presented his resignation
of the local pastorate, the same to
take effect March 81. 1t is under
stood that he has accepted a call to
Baker City. He will be absent the
next two Sabbaths, and Rev. J, H..
Shields, Of Spokane, will officiate in
his place next Sunday, both morn
ing and evening
c. o. Powers, Of the firm of Pow
ers & Reeves, Of Medford, was in the
city Tuesday looking over properties
in the interest of prospective buyers,
with view to making plans and es-
Inmates, Mr.. Powers stated that he
is unable at the present time to give
out any information concerning his
business here. His firm, Mr.. Powers
says, did half a million dollars worth
of business in Medford last season.
Mrs. w. p Sharman, who has been
visiting with her sister, Miss Helen
Mccoy of this city left Monday
evening for Portland, where she goes
to spend week with friends. She
Will stop in Grants Pass on her way
home to California for few DAYS
visit with her sister.
Fish Warden Ed Clanton passed
through this city Tuesday morning
en- route to Medtord on business. He
was accompanied by his little son
Paul, who stopped here to visit with
his grandmother, Mrs. NJ. +. Pollock
Mr.. and Mrs, William Davis have
spent the past few days in Grants
Pass the guests of Mr. Davis cousin
/. NJ Davis, and family. They are
making tour OF the coast on a
pleasure trip, and have been travel.
Ing for the past month. OF all the
places they have visited they like
Grants Pass best on account of the
delightful climate. Mr. and Mrs.
Davis expect to spend another month
viewing the different places of in
terest In Oregon and California be-
fore going to their home IN Soda
Springs, Idaho. They left south Tues
day morning.
Roy Mclean returned to his home
at Woodville Monday afternoon, AZ,
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