Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-03
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throat specialist, Conklin building.
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John Hankanson and e. Speers
went to Seattle Saturday evening on
business.
Mrs. Grace Bunch White went to
Merlin Saturday evening to visit with
friends for a short time.
Elmer Dunbar went to Portland
Sunday evening to spend several
days on business.
C. L. Dusenberry, Of Gold Hill, was
Grants Pass visitor Saturday look
ing after business.
]. r. McGalllard, formerly OF
Waldo, came up from Eugene satur-
day to spend a few days with old
friends here.
Miss Clarice Wilcox, OF Woodville,
is spending a few days in Grants
Pass the guest OF Miss Hazel Cor
iss.
e. L. Mastin, Of Selma, was
Grants Pass visitor Sunday.
John L. Childs came over from
Crescent City Sunday to spend a
short time here on business.
A. B. Cornell returned Saturday
evening from Medford, where he had
been on business connected with Ore
gon life Insurance company.
Misses Emma and Agnes Shaska
and Leo Bourbon went to Medford
Sunday afternoon to spend a few
hours with friends in that city.
VIII Ireland returned Sunday af-
ternoon from Portland, where he had
been in attendance at the hardware
convention.
Mrs. L. Brown and little daughter
returned to their home at Jackson
Vile Sunday, after a short visit with
relatives here,
Mrs. William Mccormick, who has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Everton, of this city, returned to
her home at Hugo Sunday evening.
Wet and covered with mud, but
smiling, "The Girl from Wyoming
who is riding from Buffalo, Wyo., to
New York via Frisco, Los Angeles
and New Orleans, rode into town yes
terday afternoon, having covered
thlrty-two miles through deep snow
and mud from Glendale. This re-
markable young woman told our cor
respondent that the roads north OF
here were very bad From Myrtle
Creek to Glendale the snow was two
to three feet deep, and the going was
about as bad as she has struck yet
Up-to-date, the distance covered is
approximately thirty-three hundred
miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, l., Dunbar arrived
here Sunday morning form Lakeview
ore, to visit with Mr.. Dunbars cous
In, Elmer Dunbar, and family.
Mrs. Arthur Carter, OF Roseburg
visited with her parents In this cit.
for a short time and returned to he
home at Roseburg Monday morning
Judge Calkins came down iron
Ashland on business Monday.
Prof. ]. s. McMurray returne
Monday from Ashland, where h
spent Saturday and Sunday with hi
musical duties.
Dr. Flndley made professions
visit to Gold Hin Monday, returnln
the same day
Mrs. J. u. Olson came down frol
Medford Monday to visit with he
daughter. Mrs, W. II. Turnham, {
this city.
II. f. Mulkey, Of Jacksonvill
came down Sunday to spend a sho
time here on business.
Chris Weber. OF Nedford, spel
Sunday In Grants Pass visitir
t. friends
f. A. Houghton, OF Peoria, II
bought forty acres from Postmast
Gilmore, OF Murphy, through Elm
shank, the local real estate dcale
The deal was consummated Satu
day and II is expected that the pro
erty will ho Immediately improve
aud possibly subdiyided
j Mir and Mrs II, l.. DeArmond al
II. IT, DeArmond came down fro
Mcdtord Saturday to spend Sundj
here with friends The gcuuom,
report business better than they q
pectcd tn 80 short time I'm IA,
new law office ot that place In %
dtjou to their law business nm
IN have purchased t0 0gros of nr
N'nhout one milo from ,hr central nu
~ OF thr city, which s now h.u. .
into town 'oH and solid rh. und
ON uo ya.. side o0 rhu m.b m
land represents .hy Un.H m"l.
portion ul 90. 0u
y G. Pike u. Portland v.n .