Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-03-28
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j. ID. nOuSsOn lelt tuesday night
for Tacoma.
R. L. Burdie, of Ashland, was
Grants Pass visitor Tuesday.
A. w. Moon came up from Central
Point Tuesday evening.
Order currant raspberry, logan
berry and blackberry plants at Cra-
mer Bros.
Pearl Waggoner, a miner of the
Kerby country, left Tuesday night
for Portland.
Mrs. C. E. Phillips went TO Port
land Tuesday, called there on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
daughter. Mrs. Ed. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Howard of
Ashland arrived Wednesday morn
ing from Ashland to visit their
daughter, Mrs F. ]. Spaulding, and
to attend the Methodist congress.
Mrs. M. ]. Anderson, who has
spent the past six weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. E. H. Culbertson, returned
to her home at Estacada, Ore, We'd
nesday, accompanied by her little
son.
j. K. Plumley, former assistant TO
City Engineer Hobson, left Tuesday
for Phillipsburg, Montana, where he
has accepted a position with one of
the large mines of that district
Mrs. Marshall Hooper and little
daughter arrived Wednesday morn
ing to join Mr.. Hooper, recently
elected cashier of the Grants Pass
Banking & Trust company. They
are from North Yakima but stopped
in Portland to visit friends.
Mrs o. p Harvey left Wednesday
morning from klamath Falls and
will later 90 to Morden to spend the
summer al the Harvey mill. Mr..
Harvey and Ebert left last Thurs
day.
j. R. Harter, mayor of Tillamook.
and his wife stopped off here Tues
day night on business and left south
Wednesday morning. They are on
pleasure trip covering Oregon and
California and extending as far as
Honolulu.
Cedric and Ruth Cyrus, of Selma,
left south Wednesday morning, the
former for McCloud, where he has
employment, and the latter for
Weed. 10 visit for a time, later go
ing to McCloud.
j. j. Davidson, whose little son
was kicked in the face by horse re-
Gently and brought to the South Pa
cific hospital for treatment, returned
with him to Gold Hill Tuesday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Jennie
Cheshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Baron, who
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with their daughter, Miss Hazel
Baron, left Wednesday morning on
their return trip to Ipswich, s. D.
They will stop at various points
along the route.
Mrs. Chas. Day, of Portland, ar
rived Sunday to spend a week with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Lough-
ridge. Miss Emma Loughridge.
junior at Willamette University at
Salem, also arrived Wednesday to
spend short vacation here.
c. Wyckoff left Wednesday night
for Wickersham, Wash.
Thos. L. Carmony left Wednesday
night for Seattle.
w. j. Little left Wednesday night
for Portland, expecting TO remain
there during the summer.
Rev. J. w. Selling. NJ. E. pastor at
Wilderville, returned Thursday
morning from a business trip 10
Portland.
c. G.. Gillette left Thursday morn
ing on business trip to Louisville,
Ark, expecting to be gone about
three weeks.
Arthur Newell, formerly Of Grants
Pass, but now of Redding, arrived
here Wednesday night to visit his
uncle W. A. Newell.
E. D. and Ted Crouch came in
Wednesday night from the head of
Coyote creek, where they are devel-
oping the Gold Note, and left the
next morning for the Almeda.