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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1920)
1 I ) PAGE FOI K Till lv> K \Y, JANI Illi *. IO-*O. U RANI'S PASS DAILY < Ot H4KH I STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON fl DECEMBER RF.SOl RCF* Loans and dis- «571,124.27 counts V. S. Bmid» . ......... HH.tM2.OO Other Bonds and ««5.«»» II« Warrant» Stork in l'edera I 2,250.00 Kescrve Rank Rank Building and 2.1. I «M.O9 E'ixtnrew .......... 10,710.00 Other Beal Estate Cash and Exchange H5.O95.4;» St, 11*19 I PER5ÎML ÏÏÏ LOCAL »»WKMUi ■ i — ■ «J Miss lain Ise Roedel went to Port- Mr and Mrs. A. E. Everton and land today on a visit. daughter. Mrs. Marl« Frvld. aud Mr and Mrs, Frank Harvey, of Portland, Willard storage battery stopped off here last night for a day. station. 314 North Sixth St Mrs. Margaret vMoore weut to returning from the Harvey funeral ul Portland this morning for a tew days Rock Point. John Ranxau. former resident of stay. Grants Parfs. now of Newburg, spent Mrs. Florence Planning. of lais An a day here early In the week. He geles. is here for a few days with her visited old friends. His principal slater. Mrs Maud Breeding. business, however, was the buying of Clyde E. Niles went to Portland hop roots for the planting of I JO last night on a business trip. He a res on his Newburg farm will also visit Salem. «N45.5ML55 Mr and Mrs H. A. Bauman, of $S Ì3.3N0.35 ( Mr.'antl Mrs. Arthur M ao I xhui Pella, la., are visiting Mrs. Bauman’s We invite th** account.» of individual» and firm», assuring a le'lpful Hawkes, of the Keil Riding Hood ho- brother. H. X. Slunaker. iMr. Hau sert ice. ! tel at Wolf Creek, spent Wednesday man is a realty dealer In his home in the city, returning home this section and he tells of land sales of morning. • farm pro|H*rty at from 3300 to 3750 IXmoer to Hunt anil Flab— I issued since the first of the new year Mrs. John Hyde, who spent the per acre. The Iowa boom Is pitting sr ttc The first Oregon pioneer to call ’ ' -.c to rctc™. veterans of the civil war. rhe holidays here, returned to Portland al! the western booms in the back for a hunting and fishing license for first was to J. U Given, who served today. She was accompanied by her ground. the year 1920, under the terms of . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rehkopf and I in Captain White’s independent mother. Mrs Wade, and niece. Miss the state law. which exempts pio Paulfne Swacker, who will remain in son left this morning for Salem. ex neers and veterans of the war from i company of Pennsylvania engineers. Portland. pecting to remain Mr. Rehkopf has the payment of the usual fee. was and the second was to Samuel How- George A. Hunt, of Medford, own been a resident of Josephine county T. N. Renshaw. Mr. Renshaw came ‘ lett. who served tn the 9th Iowa cav- er of the Medford and Grunts Pass for more than 40 years, having spent to the state of Oregon in 1851. emi i airy. moving picture theatres. Is in the all but four years of his Ilf«» on the grating here from Missouri His city today. Mr. Hunt decorated the Rehkopf farm on the Xpplegute first home was In the Willamette val W«* Pay 25c I’er Pound— Josephine register with “The Weath- T*riends predict his return to ..................... ley. but he came to Josephine coun ! r For all poultry except old roosters. (er.’’ recognising the claim Rogue river valley. ty in 1901. Two licenses have been Temple ~’ Market. ‘"’"t. 67 Grants Pass has the “climate.” LIABILITIES Ca|Ut.il Stock ...... N 5O.IHHI.IMI Surpiu- 23,<MH».OO Interest CoUdete«!, Not Earnisl 3,090.59 IMvidemls I iquuil A.VHHI.lHI < Trx-iilation ............ 12,300.00 DE IN »Sil'S ...... ' 74W1ASO-IMI Vini Can’t IHulgi OREGON LAST TIMES TONIGHT THE WOMAN TEMPTED ME—As old a.» the Edeti Tn*. Bl I IN MODERN StM'lETY—Is woman th«* t«*iii|>tn*»» man tempt the woman? i'« R □ t Lrwv'l F .«••'ÌW A Kathrine MacDonald in “The Beauty Market No Raise in Price* (lltlGGH iNlMl IH A decree of divorce was granted by the circuit court to Mrs Baratine McKinney, who sought separation of the matrimonial bonds from R II McKinney. Desertion was rhe com- plaint. TOMORROW AND SATI ItltAY Alice Brady in “The Indestructable Wife Suceonnor to Mrn. K. Ilehkopf * j^RHITW 'Hk ECONOMY ToTiadeWilhUs .Not only will «i* k I w you Oie lient «onic* und values but yon will save money by getting «hut you »uni und no mon*. In trudlng here When you buy furniture It Is economy to see It placed as you will use It so that you can make ymir selection for utility and »er- We offer you that advantage, and we will tnke any pains to Insun* that your every purchase made here in an appropriate. no- nonDcal one. " WE TURN A HOUSE INTO A HOME ” H olmans F urniture S tore OPPOSITE THE BAND STANO P h ONF 50 A special convocation of chapter. No. 28. . R \. m ., January 9, 8 p tn. Work and Past Master degrees I F. M ffuyler. H. P < ARRI PLOW lAIKIl; Situ K ¿jj Ml \ Zv O| 1 REPAIRS FOR Uli It Iti N • F,ED GRIN- TOI GET REAL OX Ì i Overcoats, Suits Shoes, Furnishings FOR MEN -AT Peerless Clothing Co Cash Clotluers ! THREE TRACTORS THIS WEEK SAW WOOD ■fl I <■ HARROW 605 G S treet , G rants P ass , O u <, on lteo|H-ning Pulac«* Dining Room— Monday morning. January 12 will see the re-openfng of the Palace din Ing room under the management of C. F. Taylor. The service will lie strictly short order, and the pricer reason aide, Your patronage will I m * appreciated. Eskimos still liold the Indian In great dread fHEY > Yon Can’t A Foni— To Dodge the Sooner Tsxi. Two new Dodges at Ford prices. Aino two Fords for those who prefer them Our phone service Is as gnod as our Taxi Sendee. When you think of a Taxi look on the Inside of the front cover of the phone directory. Sooner Taxi for service. Phone 232-R. Jit ney Luke Royal Arcli S|H*cial— 1 WOMEN'S MIXED Wool, EXIT I NDERWEAR WOMEN’S <»l TING FLANNEL GOWN’S. Rues LlNOlfUMS, R anú IS, W au P aa /A. St W.'NG MAtHINtf & HootltAF Divori-«* I» Granted— u. F a The Ford jitney service ( two Fords ». ’ You cm 'ford to call 2 2-J We go at your re day ot* night, I quest, fast or slow <1. A’. Hyde. H. t L. Sargeant. Garments for Cool Weather \XY HAYE THF. I lltM A FORI »NON WHITE BROS. < . E. TICKER WILL PIMP WATER FOR ACRES OF ALFALFA AND |M> PLOWING» HARROWING, SAW WOOD, GRIND FEED To Do ALL LEOXAI.»» ESTAT» 111 KINItS OF FARM WORK TO ( ARI. I OR THEIR LARGE At REAtiB. OF HOPS. ' THIS MAKUi IHEIP SECOND FORDSOX TRAITOR II iS Ml I SE FOR HORSES C. A. WINETROUT, The Implement Man V Army Hall Tonight- Tonight at th** Salvation Army I hull hear Mrs Sawyer. Subject, t •Tukel.” Harmonicas "IU'IKÌI llHr|M" limile ill Jll|*UII hiiluhl*. I’eniplbr Vlretltrg— Regular meeting of Menta Com mandbry, Knuthts TratpUr, Frtdav liight. Short session InstaUatton <»f officers January 16. We hav<* succedei! In *ecnr- Ing a ti umber or harmonica'« of excellent quality lit both double and single reed, »nil in an. an- nori nient of key*. Elite \l li-n m <>(|__ There will be « meeting, of the Grants Paes Elks Frin.v menlntf at x:30 at t.l»e Joseph'ine hotel., to tniriH- I I act important buslines« Past Granila Club to M«’<*<—— Past’ Grunds Club will meet Fri day at 2:30 In I. <). O. F. hall. Ail members are requested to be present as there will be election of officers. Sheet Music Popular ami High Grilli«* »licet munie for Kb FRIDAYS per copy ONIA tome in unit l<u*k them J. E. PctiTwon Move« Office— J. E. Peterson, believing in higher i»p Insurance, has moved his office np stairs in the building which he has been occupying for the pant two years. Agency Rentovcd— W S. Mnxwell A Co have moved the Chevrolet and Nash agency to the corner of Sixth and H streets, op- imslte the Peerless, which they will occupy until their new building Is erected. See Maxwell for (Thevrolet cars and trucks and Nash cars and fl'i trucks. < ln*v r«>l«*( Is Seek lug Divorce— The divorce case of .Mrs. Meds Sar gent against her husband. Henry Sar gent, came up for hearing In the cir cuit court at this session. Mrs. Sar gent alleged cruel and Inhuman treatment.. The case at first was contested, but the contest, was later omt STANTON ROWELL Munir and Photo H<>u«r 307 « Street , withdrawn, the only contention now being the diapoaltion of the five-year old won. A decree has not yet been granted. G. A. R.-W. It. <’. Installation— General .Logan post and corps «'ll! hold their annual installation Satur day afternoon In th'* W. O. W. hull. At the close a baakel supper will lie served on tables in the dining room, al 5:30. Every member Is urgently requested to lie present with a well filled basket. All visiting members of both orders and all Civil war vet erans are cordially Invited to be pres ent. The meeting will begin prornpt- l.v at 2 p. m. % A
