Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-02-23
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lut guest VI aAAa9 Afa ma -NN+
week, leaving Saturday morning for
TO visit friends.
Mrs. W. ]. Parsons Of Ashland re-
turned Friday afternoon TO her home
after visiting with her sister, Mrs
George s. Calhoun OF this city.
blrs. Philip Helmer, who has spent
TWO weeks in the Ashland hospital
was able 10 be brought to her home
In this city Friday evening.
Lee Calvert returned Friday eV-
enIng 10 his home at Eugene after
spending several weeks In Grants
Pass looking after business and prop
erty.
Mrs. Charles Boyce arrived Satur-
day from Portland to make her home
in this city. Mr.. Boyce is a travelling
salesman for the Masou-Ehrman gro
cery company aud he will make
Grants Pass his headquarters. They
have leased the DR.. Love home on
Second street.
Mrs. C. Il. Mclean, who has been
80 seriously IN at her room In the
Western hotel, is reported as steadily
improving and 1t is thought she may
soon regain her usual health ana
take her accustomed place as manager
OF the hotel.
Mrs. D. Alexander who was
brought to this city from Medford
about 10 days ago. suffering with ap-
pendlcltis, was operated upon BY Dr'
Loughrldge at the South Pacific hos
pltal and is now on the high road 10
recovery and It Is thought she VIII
be able to go to her home in a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Young, who nave
spent the past two weeks with Mr.
Young's brother, George Young LETT
Sunday for their home near the
Green Mountain mine
A. f. Deringer, manager OF laun-
dry at Bandon. has been visiting with +.
his mother, Mrs. A. NJ Evanson OF
this city. He left Sunday evening for
his home at Bandon.
G. A. Hover of Phoenix, Ariz.' has .
been spending several days in Grants
Pass on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mills came up
from Glendale Sunday afternoon to be
with Mrs. Mills mother Mrs, M. In
gram. who suffered paralytic stroke
last week.
Mrs. B. f. Oldng, who has spent
the past two months In San Diego for
the benefit of her health, returned
Saturday evening to her home here,
much benefited by the change Of eli
mate. Mrs, olding's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Hagman,
who were with her in California, also
returned to Grants Pass and will
spend some time here before going to
their home'at Redhelds, s. D.
Mrs. Alice Rome and daughter,
Sadie Rome, left Saturday for Ia
coma. Wash. to visit relatives.
Mrs. G. W. Colvlg, who has spent
the past two months in San Francisco
with her daughter, Mrs. Bertram
Stone, returned Saturday evening to
her home in this city. While in San
Mrs Colvig underwent an
for an injured knee, caused
from a fall she received at her home
here about a year ago.
T. j. Brinckerhon spent Sunday
aud Monday with his wife in this
city and returned Monday evening to
Hugo to look after business matters,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and little
Agnes arrived here Sunday
evening from California and after a
short visit with Mrs. Smiths parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S Barrie, will leave
this evening for their home at Dallas
Oregon. MRS. Smith. who was for
merry Miss Bertha Barrie, Grants
Pass girl, says that the trip through
California and Mexico was greatly en-.
joyed. The greater part of the thre,
months vacation was spent in Los
Angeles.
a. L. Barnard left Monday even
ing for Portland, where he goes t
select new goods for his turnitur,
store.
T. ]. Murray left Monday for Bak
ei City to spend several days on bus
mess.
Arthur Edgerton and Bob Adam
went TO Woodville this morning I
spend the day,
II. ~ Starr went to Klamat
Falls this morning, where he expect
&c spend some time on business.
] Clarence Sauer OF Kerby was vi:
itor to relatives here Monday an
left Tuesday morning for Montagu,
where he expects to spend the sun
mer.
Mr. and Mrs n y Rnhhnlh IN,