Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-10-16
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/ ID. Y. Stoddard of Medford, visited
Grants Pass Monday.
Window glass at Hair Riddles.
A. I. Shoemske, of Deer Creek was
In the city couple of days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Turner of Kerby
were Grants Pass visitors early in the
week.
EngiDear G. A. Collins made the
trip to Holland last Saturday. return.
ing Sunday.
We ara selling an excellent Rabbit
and Stock fence for 521s cents per rod
Hair-Riddle Hdwe. Co.
Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna re.
turned to his home at Jacksonville
Wednesday.
Harry Lewis of Galice, was in
Grants Pass the latter part of last
week, 3.:making. final proof on his
homestead.
5. A. Garter of Kerby. was a
visitor In Grants Pass Monday, hav-
ing come In, as he said, just to en-
JOY the effects of the rain.
S. X. ellsworth Of Murphy spent
last Saturday in the city attending
to business. matters and also arranging
for Revivalist Winston to preach to
the peope out Murphyway.
A. II. Carson returned Wednesday
from Portland, where he attended the
semi-annual meeting of the state
Board of Horticulture. Mention of
the meeting is made elsewhere in this
issue.
j. Ii. Grande, a representative of a
San Francisco commission house was
in Grants Pass the latter part of last
week and forepart of this, looking at
our orchards and vineyards and So
Letting business for his firm.
We have reduced our price on sever.
al sizes of our American. Fence. Hair
Riddle Hdwe. Co.
Mrs. Boyd Young, is expected to
arrive in Grants Pass in the near
future to visit her psrenst, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Sill Mrs. Young is a resi-.
dent Of Port Simpson British Column
bis where here husband is engaged in
business.
F. S. Schmidt of Haines. Baker
County, is in the city looking for a
location as he desires a change of
climate. 1t is quite liKely that he
will find Grants Pass tile place he is
looking for.
Mrs. NJ. +. White of klamath Falls.
passed through here Saturday after
noon, en- route TO her home from
Myrtle Point, where she had been
visiting her parents. She was Joined
here by her siseer, Miss Nell Dement,,
who accompanied her as far as Ash.
land. Miss Dement, returned to this
city Sunday evening.
Mrs. Walter Nelson of this city,
who has been very i'll for several
months, departed Monday for Phoenix,
Arizona, where it is hoped that she
will be able to regain her health.
Her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Ysncy of Merlin, went with her
to look after her comfort. Her hus-
band, Walter Nelson, will remain for
a time in Grants Pass, being employed
at present in the construction of the
Banks Hotel Building.
Joseph Rsndle, one of the new set
tiers in this section, and who about a
month ago purchased a farm this side
of Savage Rapids, paid Grants Pass a
visit Saturday. He is clearing ground
preparatory to planting a new orchard
and while waiting for it to come in
to bearing will devote his time to
truck gardening.
Window glass at Hair Riddles.
Robert F. Randolph of Hugo was in
the city Tuesday attending court as a
witness in the case of McKinstry VS.,
Triplett, which has been tried several
times during the last year. Mr..
Randolph is one of the new comers in
this section, having come down from
Hadley. Alaska and purchased tract
of land at Hugo, which he is now
transforming into vineyard.