Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-08
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merly residents OF Woodville, but
have removed to Grants Pass to make
their permanent home.
Mrs. r. H. Gilfillan, with her
nurse, Mrs. Colvig, returned Satur-
day afternoon to Ashland, after en-
joying the Thanksgiving season with
home folks. Mrs. Gilfillan is great
ly improved In health since under
going an operation at the Ashland
hospital, but will remain in Ashland
for several weeks before returning to
her home here.
John Gall of MADEIRA, Cal, is spend
ing few days here on business.
Lawrence B. Rich, who has spent
the past several days here with
friends, left Monday morning for the
north, stopping at Eugene, Cottage
Grove and other points between here
and Portland.
Frank Barrie left Sunday for
Canyonyille, where he Is working
with the Pacific Telephone company.
Eugene Goode, who has been spend
ing the past week with his sisters,
Mrs Tom Calvin and Mrs. Ernest
Lister, left Sunday for Eugene, where
he is a student In the University of
Oregon.
Miss Emma Loughridge returned
Sunday to Salem, after visit of three
days with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
8 .Loughridge.
ter left Monday morning for Los
Angeles, after spending the past two
weeks with Mrs. Smiths father, w. s.
Barrie, and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smiths home Is in The Dalles, but
they will spend the winter III Cali
fornia.
Miss Jessie ScoviIl returned Sunda"
evening to her school duties at Glen
dale after spending the Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents.
Miss Gertrude Cahill returned Sun
day evening to Hugo after having
spent several days with Grants Pass
relatives.
l.. r. S.eelhammer went to Port
land Saturday to spend several days
visiting with relatives and looking
after business.
F. Thompson of Merlin spent Sun
day with Grants Pass friends.
Jack Wall, who has spent the past
two months In Portland, returned
Saturday to Grants Pass, and after
short visit with Grants Pass friends
went to Medford, where he will spent
the winter.
Miss Dorothy Stuart, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs, T. j.
Fuson, for the past week, returned
Sunday to her home at Medford.
Ralph e. Terrell of Roseburg has
been spending several days in Grants
Pass on business
w p. Quinlan was business Wis
itor to Portland on Sunday, expecting
to remain several days.
w. NJ. Knox, who has spent the
past three days in Grants Pass, re-
turned Saturday afternoon to
his farm home near Ashland, ac-
companied by his son, Frank Knox,
and baby.
A. n. Parsons reports two sales
the past week in Fair Acres addi-
ton near the new high school He
sold one half-acre tract TO Fletcher
W. Young of Omaha Neb and one
slightly building lot to Charles w.
Fifield of Tekamah. Neb.
Mr. Firieid has started the con-
struction of a handsome bungalow
on Los Angeles plans for his per-
manent home,
Miss Elizabeth Davis returned
Monday from visit of two weeks
with her brother in Little Shasta,
Cal.
Henry CroisNut and A. X. Cass,
who have boen selected by the fire
aud water committee of the city
council to be the two paid men at
the fire station, are busy learning 20
run the new auto fire wagon, under
supervision OF 4 Plymptou, compa.
ny expert
Gust Garner made a business trip
to Portland Saturday evening, whore
he will spend several days.
j. G Riggs was passenger on
train No. 90 Tuesday for Glendale
James Martin visited relatives at
Woodvllle Tuesday, returning in the
evening to Grants Pass,
Arthur Conklln went to Ashland
Tuesday to spend the day.
Miss l.. NJ, Snyder Of Salem ha,
been the guest OF Miss Sadie eleven