Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-10
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Miss Mabel Darneille left Satur-
day morning for Beagle, Ore, where
she goes to teach the spring term OF
school.
s. Ebbert, OF Doland, 8. D., is
spending a few days in Grants Pass
studying the country and enjoying
he climate. He Is much impressed
with business prospects and the
beauty OF Grants Pass.
o. A. Warrens. Of Hit, Cal, ar
rived here Friday evening to look
over the southern Oregon country
and visit with friends.
Mrs. William j. Hamlin and little
daughter went to Central Point Sat
urday morning to spend Sunday on
their farm near that place.
Miss Winifred Flanagan came
down from st. Mary's academy at
Medford Friday evening to spend
Sunday with her parents here.
Andrea Offret, Of Weed, Cal, is
spending week In Grants Pass and
vicinity visiting the various sawmills
in the valley, as he is interested In
this line OF business in his home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Hair left Sat-
urday for Modesto, Cal, where they
will spend several months with rela-
tives. They have rented their house
and furniture In this city to J. r.
Harvey and family.
Fred Cook returned Friday even
ing from Weed, Cal, where he had
gone several days previously with
the intention Of remaining during
the summer Mr.. Cook did not find
conditions as he expected so imme-
diately returned to this city.
Prof. r. 2. Hartzler, principal OF
the Grants Pass high school, has re-
moved from his former place of re-
sdence on South Sixth street to 224
D street Prof. Hartzler has a more
pleasant location by the change OF
residence and Is also nearer his
work at the school house
Mrs S, r. Songer, of Ashland, and
her brother. Charles Slade, of Boise,
Idaho, were guests at the w. e.
Dean home on Friday. Mrs. Songer
went to her home In the afternoon
and her brother departed the same
evening for Boise.
Born
The w. c. T. U. met In regular ses-
sion at the Newman M. K. Church
Friday afternoon. After business
was concluded Rev. Brooke gave a
helpful address on "Our Boys" He
treated the subject Interestingly
and those in attendance say It is
pity every father and mother were
not present 10 hear him
The grocery store of c. P. Dixon
is now located next to the National
drug store In the building formerly
occupied by the Rogue River Hard
ware company. Mr.. Dixon is known
to his customers as a good grocery
man who looks after his customers
interest as much as his own--if not
. little more 10.
Prof. Ritner, OF the Ashland Com
mercial college, was In the city Sat
urday securing students for his in
stitution. Mr.. Ritner says he has a
better school than ever and that the
attendance is increasing. He also
states that he has calls for more
bookkeepers and stenographers than
he can supply.
The candy and cigar store on
South Sixth street which has been
conducted for the past year by Adam
Winner changed hands last week,
Mr.. Winner selling TO ]. A. Klzer,
who with his wife and mother, Mrs.
U, A. Haynes, arrived here about q
month ago from Raymond, Wash.
In addition to the present stock Mr..
Kizer will put In line OF teas, coi-
fees and spices, He 10 well pleased
with this city and especially 80 with
the climate, which Is milder than
what he has been used to In his
home town
Mrs Edith Rehkopt, who last weel,
returned from San Francisco, where
she had spent several weeks previous
In making a selection OF the latest
In millinery hair goods and novel.
ties for her store on Sixth street. has
been very busily engaged during IN,
past week In placing her large and
varied assortment on display for IN,
lpuhli' The latest, most up-to-dat
millinery can he found at her place
aud it is needless TO say that IN,
most courteous treatment VIII De- a,.
corded 20 all her old friends who calI
to look over the goods. An attrac.
tive arrangement OF uatty sp.,nr