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

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c. L. Fox left Wednesday evening
'or Deadwood. s. D.. where he Will
'pend some time.
Attorney o. s. Brown went to
hugo Wednesday evening on a bust
Gess trip.
Mrs. Patterson, wife of DR.. Pat
terson, veterinary surgeon of Grants
Pass. went to Portland Wednesday |
morning to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Flanagan returned
Wednesday afternoon from Rose
burg, where she had spent severai
lays with friends.
Geo. Parker went to Medford
Wednesday afternoon to spend e
snort time on business.
Mrs. ]. c. Haven returned to her
nome at Merlin Wednesday evening,
after spending the day shopping ana
visiting friends here.
Remember to secure reserved seats
for the Dunbars--last and best num-
Der of the Lyceum course. Tickets
on exchange Tuesday, April A.
Mrs. Maude Miller came up from
Merlin Thursday morning to visit
with her sister. Mrs. o. o. Bunch
and family.
For sale-One cow, five years or
more, fresh in May. Nov gives
about two gallons. A. N. Parsons
3-17-ti
G. G. Gillette went to Portland
Thursday morning to spend a rev
days looking after business matters
Mike Calvin returned Thursda!
morning from q visit to his old hom'
In st. Paul, Minn., where he ma
spent the past month. He reports
fine vacation and splendid time, bu
ssys 1t seems good to be home agail
10 enjoy the beautiful southern Ore
ron weather. Mr.. Calvin was &C
companied by his sister, Miss Mar
Calvin, who will make her home wit
her brother and family In this cit!
Fred Mensch went to Wolf Cree
Thursday morning to spend the da
{ doing survey.
Roy Mclean came down frol
, Woodville Thursday morning I
q spend the day with his parents an
: lcok after business matters.
, R. M. Wood, wife and child, fro
Ruth, La, arrived in the city la
!. week and will make Grants Pa
J. their permanent home. Mr.. Wood
the son of Captain Wood, who. wi
, his family, has been q resident ne
g for several months.
l. Kenneth H. Day, representing t
& sgobel & Day firm Of New Yor
spent Thursday In Grants fass IN
I. interest OF the company. Az
l. r. e. Colley, Of San Jose, Is sper
IN ing a few days here looking over
country. He arrived Wednesday
m Grants Pass.
ny B. A. williams returned on w
t.sday evening from Portland, VIII
or he had been since Sunday look
&c after business matters.
F. vop Eschen, Of Salem, was
IN Grants Pass business visitor on w
Tn nesday.
For sale-Two Indian Run
brakes of the pen that took i
as prize at the fair A. N. Parse
re. 81
me The remains of Gee Soon,
Id Chinaman who died at the South
cific hospital in this city March
A. were buried at Granite Hill Genet
err Sunday. After being embalmed
lay the undertaking parlors here
body was held, awaiting the orr
nod and transportation money to sen
r,n TO San Francisco. Local Gilman
ua however, decided to have Gee 5
ev. buried In Grants Pass. The On
ed- men have burying grounds In
Francisco and Portland, where
,,h dead are buried until such tim
,,b the bones can be taken to CHINA
.or, laid TO rest In their native soil.
,,s,t April s, saturday--The Dunl
nm l-st and most popular number OF
tertainment course.
h, % Harry Randall, after eight mo
,or. spent In search OF a better
than Grants Pass, returned Wee
arul day night we'll satisfied with
,s place. He visited North Da
l.,, spent some months at Butte, :
,om. enc, Seattle and stopped In Port
- "a. but found no place like home.
and Mrs. Jim Dodge also retu
sa,y 15i acres on line OF new rail-
roas very close to South Grants
s,nv For the next ten days will be OF
ance at great sacrifice for cash.
particulars see Joseph Moss,