Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-08-29
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Mrs. T. Brinkerhor left for
Portland Tuesday night, called there
on account of the death of her sis
ter's husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Horning
went to Newport Wednesday to spend
their vacation. They will also stop
at Toledo, Mr.. Hornings former
home.
Miss Margaret Sherer, who has
been visiting Miss Hortense Hough
for the past week, returned TO Glen
dale Wednesday morning.
Mrs. E. V. Wilkinson, who has
been visiting her son, D. J. Wilkin-
son at Provolt, returned ON Wednes-
day to her home at Cottage Grove.
One and two quart fruit jars at
,Cramer Bros.
Mrs. L. E. Gerten OF Eugene Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. SHOOK
A. M. Daniels and family OF Eu-
gene, travelling through oy automo-
bile TO San Diego, stopped over at
Grants Pass Wednesday to visit old
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Shook.
Schram jar caps at the Rogue Riv-
,er Hardware. scott
Will Dana, Sid Howell, Cal Allen
and L. d. Cole started out Thursday
morning on a hunting expedition to
the Reuben creek country.
Mrs. Marguerite Falls, who has
been the guest of the ]. Pardee fam
lily for a week past, left Thursday
morning for Butte, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Hobgood left
Wednesday evening for Portland,
stopping off at Roseburg for a few
days.
Captain and Mrs. L. j. Evans, who
have been spending several weeks
among old friends in Grants Pass
and vicinity, left Wednesday even
ing for Everett, Wash, to spend the
winter
Miss Pearl Lewis, who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lewis Sr., left Wednesday
night for Portland, where she teach
.es in the Rose City Park school.
DR.. Emil Howard and family of
Brownsville visited his uncle, B. A.
Williams, here this week They are
travelling by auto, and went on to
Crater Lake.
Henry williams went to Eugene
Wednesday to work with the railroad
construction gang.
Miss Lucy Spiker returned to Glen
dale Wednesday after visiting with
friends here.
Frank Cole returned Tuesday
night to West Fork, after visiting his
cousin, ]. D. Drake. Mr.. Cole in
operating placer mine about "a
miles from West Fork.
Mrs. Ella Harper and her sister,
Miss Fay Savage, left Wednesday for
Los Angeles, the former TO enter a
school of elocution, and the latter to
take a course at the conservatory of
music.
Mrs. N. J. Osborne, f. B. Perry
and Eugene Osborne Of the Illinois
valley, left Tuesday evening for Rose
burg, where the boys will attend
school.
Homer Wagstaff, who has been
at his grandfather's at Kerby and
the Charles McKinnon family in
Grants Pass, left Wednesday night
for his home at Rainier, Wash.
Mrs. William Knox Of Fossil, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Haberman, and other rel
atives. left Wednesday for Portland
on her way home.
w. II. Ramsey Of upper Slate
creek is in the city this week, and
stated that the mining property on
Slate creek, which he has been de-
veleping, is turning out beyond his
expectations He is on a rich por-
phyry dyke, a free milling PROPOSE
tion.
On Wednesday, September 3, the
Rogue River Hardware will give l.
600 Granfanola votes with each doz-
en- pint fruit jars sold for cash; q
900 votes with each dozen quarts,
and 3,0Os votes with each dozen half
gallon. You can have the Economy
Golden State or Mason. S-2s-1t
Mrs. B. B. Cochran, sister Of Mrs.
C. H. woodward and Miss Bess Sans
arrived Thursday from Portland and
will visit her a few days. Next week
tbo dice with Afr and Mrs Wood