Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-24
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spending rev Gays In tnls city Win
friends.
Agent ]. NJ. Isham of the South
ern Pacific office of this city received
word Tuesday of the death Of his sis
ter at Harrisburg and he and Mrs.
Isham left for that place Tuesday
evening.
L. B. Jamison, one of the prosper
Gus miners of Waldo, returned from
Portland Wednesday morning. Mr..
Jamison had been visiting friends
and transacting business in Portland
for the past several weeks.
]. c. Donavan, of Albany, was
Grants Pass visitor on Tuesday.
Miss DeEtte Tetherow returned
Wednesday noon from Medford,
where she has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. H. L. DeArmond, for
the past week.
Mrs. Annie Collier and baby re-
turned Wednesday afternoon to their
home at Bay Point, CAL, after spend
Ing the past month with relatives in
this city.
Geo. McDow left Thursday for
Union, Ore, after spending some
time with his mother, Mrs. ]. w. Nc
Dow, Of this city.
We will sell any hat in the
store for $500. These are winter
hats and cost up to $1,000. Reilly
and Becker. 2-24-1t
Mrs o. D. McAllister came up
from Roseburg Wednesday after
noon to spend a week with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. ]. P. Martin, Of
this city.
Mrs. Alice Carlon went to Port
land Wednesday evening to spend a
week or 10 days with relatives and
friends.
To clean them out, any pattern
hat in the shop $500. Reilly and
Becker. 2-24-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Fox and Miss
Whelpley, of Central Point, spent
Wednesday forenoon in Grants Pass
and returned to their home on the
afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Moon and little
daughter and Mrs. Anna Moon were
visiting with Grants Pass relatives
and friends on Wednesday.
Winter hats come as high as
$1,000, anything in the shop $500,
Reilly and Becker. PA
Mrs. w. H. Wilson came down
from Ashland Tuesday to spend a
short time in Grants Pass with
friends.
Mrs. Michael Devaney and daugh-
ter, Miss Helena, of Roseburg, STOP
ped in this city between trains No.
Is and No. 13 Wednesday, to visit
with Father Frances Of the Catholic
church of this city, who is an old
friend. The left in the afternoon
for Pasadena, Cal, to visit friends.
Miss Alice Smith took advantage
of Washington's birthday holiday
and visited her mother in this city
Wednesday afternoon, returning In
the evening to Merlin.
Mrs. H. G. Bateham and Mrs. G
G. Garner went to Portland Wednes
day evening to spend several days
with friends.
W. J. Ross,of Riddle, was shaking
hands with friends in this city OF
Wednesday.
C. o. Smith and w. B. Andrews
of Eugene, were in Grants Pass OF
Wednesday.
]. H. Cornigan was visitor to thi'
city from Medford on Wednesday.
Geo. Spencer was looking aftel
business and visiting friends herr
Wednesday, returning to his home a
Provolt in the evening.
Mr.. and MRS. ira Mallory re
turned to West Fork Wednesda!
evening after spending the day will
Mrs. Alice Mallory in this city.
w. P. Harvey, e. Bagley ant
Miss Relda Phillips, Of Takilma
and c. A. Phillips, Of Kerby, wer
visiting the county seat on bushes
Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Wann and two childrel
arrived here Wednesday evenin
from Walport, to join Mr.. Wann
and will spend the summer here.
Louis Matson, OF Murphy spen
Wednesday visiting and looking al
ter business matters in Grants Pass
C. NJ. Rummage came up fror
Roseburg Wednesday to visit wit
his parents for a short time
Mrs. A. B. Cornell returned Thurs
day from Portland, where she ha
spent the past 10 days with friends
She reports some very disagreeabl