Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-05-01
DERSONAl
I AND LOCAL

Grants Pass visitor today.
''De Miracle Sabin has It.
Mrs. +, w. Streets is spending the
day with friends at Medford,
Douglas Wood went to Medtord
this morning on business,
am now prepared to do all kinds
of auto top repairing. G, b, Berry,
with Grants Pass Hardware Co, 81
NJ. P. Hayes and IT, w, Mack, of
San Francisco, are spending few
days in the city on business.
c. \. Dunn, highway engineer
from Salem, is in the city on busi-
ness.
Are YOU engaged? You'll appreci-
ate ''Circumstantial Evidence"---May
81. 81
L, P, Cole, OF the Pacific Tele-
phone company of Portland, Is Wis
itor here today.
Mrs. G, W. Ryan and daughter ar
rived this morning from Marshfield
to join Mr. Ryan.
Mrs. Ida Stages and daughter ar
rived this morning from Roseburg
and left Immediately for Brookings
can sell you seat covers, slip
roof and back curtains for your car
at the lowest possible price. G. h.
Berry. with Grants Pass Hdw. Co. 81
W, S. Bailey returned this morn
ing from a business trip in the Ash
land section.
Mrs. T. +. Ogden returned this
afternoon from visit with relatives
at Roseburg.
n. E. Isbell. of Cincinnati. Ohio,
is stopping at the Josephine. He is
interested in the Buckeye mine on
Slate creek.
Are you forgetful? Stop 1t now.
1t might ruin your happiness. II you
want to have it proved TO you see
"Circumstantial Evidence" at the
opera house May 6-7. 56l
E. A. Murphy, local manager Of
the c. & o. C. railway. returned this
from a business trip to Sc
attle
o. S. Blanchard returned yester-
day evening from Portland where he
has been for several days attending
a trial in the federal court.
| am now ready to make any size
canvas hose desired. G. B. Berry,
with Grants Pass Hdwe. Co. 81
In the published list of Oregon
men arriving in New York from
overseas on Monday was the name
of Tom I. Maxwell. Grants Pass.
C. A. Griend and family, OF Port
land, stopped at the Josephine last
night en- route to southern Califor-
MIA. They did not report any great
trouble with the roads.
You'll jump at the chance to see
the best comedy ever staged in Am
erica. It's at the opera house May
CT. sc
Judge C. G. Gillette, accompanied
by K. f. Hodgeman. OF Medford, d.
vision engineer for the Pacific high
way, is out viewing Hays hill and
the Waldo district today. prepara-
tory to doing some road work.
r. H. Clarke, of the Queen OF
Bronze mine near Takilma, is in the
city today, having just returned
from a trip to Portland. While Mr..
Clarke made no positive statement,
he intimated that the mine would
not resume operations until the price
Of copper is more favorable.
Get that celluloid, sewed into your
back curtain Of your car, it looks bad
besides 1t will keep the dust from
the back seat. G. b. Berry, with
Grants Pass Hdw. Co. 81
Mrs. Leon Glover, OF Weed, Cal,
and John South, of San Francisco,
arrived last night to visit their faith
er, Frank South. John South has
been in the U. s. army for eight
years past and is now on the reserve
list. During the past year he has
been acting supply sergeant.
Mrs. Ina B. Coe, Of Kent, Ohio,
sister of E. E. Blanchard, whom he
had not seen for 40 years, left this
afternoon for Los Angeles after a
visit here of several days. On her
way to the coast she visited Paul
Blanchard and family at Chicago and
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