Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19

city.
q. Bennett, Golden merchant, was
IN Grants Pass Saturday.
RI. j. McDlrmid. an insurance man
of Eugene was in the city Saturday.
W. n. Kincart. the Medford insur
ance man, was in town Friday.
Chss. Short the Merlin Real Estate
man was in Grants Pass last Monday.
L. E. Schmitt, proprietor of the
saw mill at Selma, was 10 town Satur.
day.
Miss Victorine Pollock is visiting
friends in Glen oale this week.
Grants Pass will be all abloom a
week from Friday todsy-June 26th.
Colestin Mineral Springs hotel, open
June 5th, New management. Mrs.
j l.. Stone, Lessee. 6.2 1t
Economy Fruit Jars at Hsir-Rid.
dies.
Miss Vivian Galbrsith left Friday
for Silverton where she will visit a
sister.
Mrs. NJ. G. Higgins ana Miss Edna
Crwfford returned Monday from Wolf
Creek after brief visit.
Gas Engines and Power Pumps-the
Kind that are always ready to work
at Hair Riddles.
Henry Colvin left Wednesday for
Round Mountain, Nevada, where he
will spend the summer.
Fishermen complain that the fish
run this season is much later than
usual and that as a matter of fact
few fish have thus far been caught.
Rev. A. r. Dodd preached his fare
well sermon at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday and Monday de-
parted for his former homein Kansas.
Frank Ross and wife and Mrs. Fred
Gnmpert started Wednesday in an
automobile for Crescent City on a
pleasure trip.
James Martin came home from Ash
land Monday. He captured second
prize in the State Normal running
race.
Remnant hose-regular 121a cent
grade-in length from 10 to 90 feet
at 10 cents per foot at Hsir-Riddle s.
6-12 q
A. E. Voorhies returned home from
Portland last Sunday morning afte'
having did the Rose Festival. spent
week with his parents and attending
meeting of the Shriners.
Manager Herb Sampson and Fore
man John Webber of the Grants Pas
Canning Co., went to Portland Sun
day night, in the interest Of the can
merry.
Fruit picking ladders at Hair Ri
dies.
One fellow is in the city Jail layinI
out $40 fine and two others had to ant
s. piece in Justice Holman's cour
Wednesday morning rs an eIpiatiol
for having indulged in q tripartit
ring on the streets Tuesday evening
about the time they should have beel
pesceably partsking Of the evenin
meal.
Closing Out our stock lof Top an
Open buggies, regardless of cost
Hair Riddle Hdw. %.
The painting of the various stor
frouts on the east side Of North Sixt
street has added much to the appear
ance of the block and is an indica
tion of thrift highly commendabl
to the various lines Of business occu
pying them. It's astonishing bo'
much little paiut srtistically az
piled adds to the beauty of buildin
or certain section Of town.
W. Is. OD6Iulhu anu W. IL Sol liz
left for Portland la automobile
' with F. B. Olding as Chauffeur
= Mr. Gamers White steamer tourin
d car. The purpose of the trip was ne
d given out but ii is not to be pr
s sumed that they are running again
g time as they expect to be gone
4 week. He returned yesterday.
d E. V. Carter, cashier Of the bar
II Of Ashland, Benton Bowers, Edit
= Wagner of the Tidings and
l. Kellener all OF Ashland. pass
Is through here Tuesday about ! o'oloc
en- route home from Portland in
re a. P. Mitchell touring car, wbi'
3. Mr.. Carter had recently purchased
- Portland and the party were brin
ing home. Up to Grants Pass tn
had not had a mishsp of any sort.