Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-07
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town Mouday.
Mrs. Vivian Mccarthy left Sunday
for Shasta Springs for two weeks
summer vacation.
10 Per cent discount on refrigerators
at Hair Riddles.
II. L. Wilson the Leland mer-
chant, was in Grants Pass last Tues.
day.
! Mrs. n. j. McReynolds aud daugh-
ter Bessie of Normal. H., were regis.
tered at the Josephine Monday.
R. G. Williams and wife returned
last Saturday after having spent
week at Kerby.
Rev. ]. E. Day and Mrs. Day of
Woodville were in the city between
trains last Saturday.
Fruit picking ladder at Hair Rid
dies
! John Heckus and family left Sstur.
| day night for Portland where they
will make their permanent home.
Mrs. J. NJ. Booth and Miss Ada
Smith left Thursday evening for
Newport, for few weeks outing.
H. G. Kinney returned home Mon.
day night from Hit. Cal, where he
had been looking after business
matters for few days.
Isaac Best of the Best Fuller Realty
Co., retured Wednesday morning from
Portland where he had been look ing
after the sale of lands.
When your pup scratches. put
Avenarius Carbolineum on him.
Grauts Pass Hardware Co. 4t7.51
Fl. V. Meade came up from Ken
nett, Cal. last Saturday morning to
spend few days with his family. He
returned to kennett Tuesday morning.
I. 10 Per cent discount on refrige rstcrs
at Hair-Riddle's.
If you want washing mach ne that |
will do good work for only small in.
vestment get one of those Hair. Rid |
die Hdw. Co are selling at 80 So.
Miss Lucie George came in from
her home at Kerby Monday and is
preparing for the opening of the city
schools in which she is one Of the |
teachers.
Secretary R. F. Wendover and r.
W. Sloss of the Gilman Bed Rock
Mining Co, left last Saturday for
Crescent City and Eureka, Cal, on "a
business trip in the interest Of the
company.
Miss Mabel Lindley of St John,
Wash, who has besn visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. O. Swegel at Koler, arrived
in he city the first Of the week to
spend few days with friends. The
Lindleys were formerly residents of
Grants Pass.
Mrs. Fry has sold the f0rniture
and fixtures of the American restaur.
ant on Front street aud she and Miss
Jessie Robinson left Wednesday night
for Portland where they will Iemain.
Joe Cary returned Wednesday morn
ing from ReddinP, Cal, where he
bad been called by the illness of his
mother.
MIS-. NJ. A. Hough and little
daughter Hortense and Mrs. F. d.
Stricksr left Tuesday morning for
Drain, where they will spend week
after which. provided the forest fires
are not too formidable, will go over
to Coos Bay to speud a month or six
weeks.
Mayor Smith snd family returned
last Monday from pleasant two
weeks outing at Salem and towns
en- route, as the trip WAS 10 the
mayor's automobile. The trip was
made by easy stages and much
sp pjoyed. and in the fortnight the
party took on good healthy Boston
brown bread complexion.
Standard cement, any quality at
a. % q barrel at Grants Pass Hdw. Co.
7-31 At
W. G. Burch and son Earle OF
Gresham. Ore, arrived in the city
Saturday en- route to the oregon
Caves where they will fish and hunt
for a week or more after which they
will prospect for gold in the Siski
yous. Mr.. Barch was the first man to
exploit the Oregon caves after their
discovery. he began way back IN
1885, when he put in 200 feet OF
ladders, for the convenience of sight
seers. The caves were SO inaccessible
however, that few came to see them
and the venture was abandoned.
Just received big stock Of Stone
Jars etc, direct from the factory
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Hair Riddle Hdw. Co.