Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-05-12
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, PERSONAL AND LOCAL


of Mrs. Ellen Hunter in this city.
Miss Roy's home is in Portland, but
she has been assisting in meetings
at Phoenix during the past week,
Arthur Carter was a Grants Pass
business visitor from Woodville Sat-
urday.
Buy your corn planters of the
Rogue River Hardware Co. The Big
Red Front. 4-2l-2t
James Trimble returned Saturday
evening from Medford, where he had
spent the afternoon on business.
Mrs. j. Hills, Mrs ], L. Hier, Mrs.
M. B. Burkhalter and Mrs. s. L.
Sandry, of Woodville. were Grants
Pass visitors Saturday.
If your house needs paint you
can't go wrong on Patton's Sun
Proof Paint-sold by Cramer Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Fry returned
Saturday evening to their hame at
Merlin, after spending the afternoon
in Grants Pass on business.
H. G. Craig came in from Provolt
Tuesday.
Miss Matte Williams came down
from Sans valley Tuesday to under
20 treatment for an ear trouble.
evening from a short business trip
TO Roseburg.
John B. Gentry, of Albany, state
field representative Of Oregon A. o..
II. W., is In the city and will be here
)r several week stirring up the local
rder and securing new members.
John w. Pernoll was visiting
friends and attending to business
matters in this city on Tuesday. He
returned Wednesday to his Apple
gate home.
The Moline Alfalfa Renovator is
different land better) than the 9th
ers. Ask the Rogue River Hardware
Co. (at the big red 'front.' to show
you why. 5-11-2t
Telephone connection between
Grants Pass and Eureka, on the
California coast, became a fact this
morning, and the service Of zoe
miles was inaugurated when the
Eureka Herald called the Grants
Pass Courier. A brief conversation
ensued and the line proved read,
for business The connection comes
through Crescent City.
These are lawn mower days. W.
have new ones and can put your ol'
one in shape. Cramer Bros.
T. NJ Anderson and William L
Heustis, mining what is known a
the Black Bear property, located l
miles from Selma and on the Ghetto
side of the Illinois river, report tha
In December last they made
strike of free milling ore runnin
more than 500 a ton, that the
have large amount on the dunn
and that they have kept the fact
secret until now. The strike is re
ported to have been made In
cross cut from the main tunnel an
at a depth of $50 feet. The min
had been worked for some year'
but with no success until the pre-
ent strike.
The Weber wagon Is the lighte'
running, best made and most du
able wagon on the market. The
are sold only by the Rogue Rive
Hardware Co. (The Big Red Front
SILL
Miss Winifred Flanagan returne
Sunday afternoon to her school duti
at st. Mary's academy at Medfor
after spending Saturday and the for
noon of Sunday with her parents, D
and Mrs. Flanagan.
M. o. Evans, Jr, has sold his va
ant property, SO by 100, on the ca
side of South Sixth street, betwe'
X and L, to George B. Bush, Of 81
Francisco
Buy supplies at the Rogue Riv
Hardware Co The Big Red FroT
5-5-
A. w. McGilvray came up frc
Wolf Creek Tuesday to visit frien'
W. s. Maxwell and Dell Church
returned to Dads creek after sper
ing Monday and Tuesday with Graz
Pass friends.
Buy supplies at the Rogue Ri'
Hardware Co. The Big Red Fro
5-5
Mr. s. ]. P. Martin went to Ro
burg Wednesday morning. where
will visit with her daughter, Mrs.
D. McAlllster, and take in the stra
berry carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Cook return