Page Four
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, April 1, 1913
•Mrs. Charles Jackson made a
shopping trip to Grants Pass on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ortis Seat trans­
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balzke of
acted business matters in Grants
O’Brien were called to Medford
Pass this week.
today (Thursday) on business.
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Mrs. Walter Doney left last
E. C. Sanford made a trip to
Sunday for a two weeks visit with
Crescent City Wednesday for den-
her parents at larkeview.
tai attention, returning home the
same day.
Walter Doney was in Grants
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Pass Tuesday to get parts for his
K. C. Hamilton of the Cave
car which needed repairs.
Junction Motor Court was in
(«rats Pass transacting business on
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson re-
Wednesday.
turned to their home in Medford
Tuesday afternoon and were here
L. E. (Ted) Athey returned
to attend the funeral of R. S.
Wednesday afternoon from Los
Leonard.
Angeles where he visited during
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the past two weeks.
Don Beard and Edwin (Bit)
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Smith were in firants Pass on bus­
C. H. Tucker and Oliver Green iness last week. Don made anoth­
of the Model Grocery attended a er business trip to th<* county seat
county war board meeting in on Monday.
Grants Pass Tuesday evening. This
Mrs. A. B. Iversen returned to
meeting was for all butchers, meat
her home this week after spending
and livestock dealers.
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the past five months with her
brother, Rolph Wales, who passed
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Miller and away at his home near Toledo,
daughter-,, Mrs. Morris Williams Washington.
ad Mrs. Dan Viemann of Eureka,
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Caifornia, were called here to at
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Miller and
tend the funeral of R. S. Leonard
daughters of Eureka, California,
last Monday. Mrs. Miller is a sis
were here to attend the funeral
ter of Mr. Leonard.
of R. S. Leonard last Tuesday. Mr.
Miller is an uncle of Mrs. R. S.
Leonard.
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Aviation Cadet Gordon Morris
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Saturday
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after
spending several days visiting his
mother, Mrs. C. G. Morris and oth.
er relatives. He is a meterology
student at UCLA.
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Miss Ann Morris left Sunday af­
ternoon for Harrisburg, Oregon,
where she is a teacher, after
spending the week end with her
mother, Mrs. C. G. Morris and oth­
er relatives.
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Mrs. Ferd W. Jones visited her
father, C. J. Latham of Salem
last week and returned home
Saturday.
Miss Heide Sachse, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sachse
Kerby, has finished her business
course in Eugene and returned
home last Monday. Miss Sachse
and Miss Louise Hammer of Selma
will leave for San Francisco short­
ly where they will be employed.
Mrs. Ethel Banta left for Sanger
Peak lookout last Friday where she
will he stationed for the summer
with Mis. Cecil Hathaway.
Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Adams will be sta­
tioned for the summer at the Ten­
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Mis. Hugh White who have been |
there the past winter.
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arrived with a truck load of fur­
THE WEAVERS «nd ELV1RY
niture and will now live on their
ranch here in the valley.
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Mrs. Harry O. Smith
left Tuesday morning for Ashland
to spend the day with the form­
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other relatives. This was the occa­
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brate her 71st birthday anniver­
sary.
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Here to attend the funeral of
Raphael S. Leonard who passed
away last Thursday were his
niece, Miss Mary Waters, nephews,
Lawrence and Damon Leonard, all
of Portland.
They accompanied
M. M. Lewis and son Frank, to
Portland Wednesday. Mr. Lewis
I later proceeding on his way to his
honfe in Rum|al),
Ramjall, Wash,
Wash.
Mrs.
Lewis, sister of Mr. Leonard, re-
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be a guest of Mrs. Leonard. Mrs.
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