Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-07

at Hair Riddles.
Mrs. Chss. Norton was in the city
Saturday after having visited hei
brother Alex Brown at Kerby.
Misses Anna and Kate Mccarthy Of
Sacramento, CAL, arrived iu the city
last Monday to visit with their sister,
Mrs. j. Rouch, for couple of weeks.
Miss Orc Wilson returned from
Newport and other northern points
Thursday after an absence of two
weeks
To close out the few remaining of
our stock of hammocks. we are giving
'5 per cent off of the regular price
Bair Riddle Hdw. Co.
It's been long time since you
heard from us; come and buy
Aveusrius Carbolineum. Grants
Pass Hdw Co. 7-3l At
Harry Schmidt went down 10 Tun-
mel Tuesday in the vicinity of
which place he will hunt deer for a
few days.
Z. J. Porteus left Wednesday morn
ing for Portland where his wife W mt
some days ago, to be with her parents
Mrs. Porteus has been i'll for some
time aud Mr.. Porteus received tele.
gram from her Tuesday
Manager Sampson of the Grants
Pass Canning Company returned last
Friday from trip to Medford,
Jacksonville and Ashland in the in
terest of the cannery a number of
contracts for fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Riggs, and
daughters. Misses Ethel, Bernice and
Virginia, and Miss Georgia Coron
left Thursday for Cold Spring, near
West Fork for two weeks camping
and hunting trip.
One fifth off on any lawn mower in
stock at Hair-Riddle's.
Mrs. F. d. Smith aud daughter
Alta returned home Monday from
Newport and Portland where they
have been spending the last two weeks
They were Joined in Portland by Mr.
Smith.
Rev. Geo. A. Gates, president of
Pomona College located at Clarenont,
CAL, spent Wednesday in the city
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.
Kinney. Hs left for Clsremont yes.
terday morning
We do not want to carry over any of
our lawn mowers so we are selling
them at one fifth off of the regular
price. Hair Riddle Hdw. Co
Roy Wilson left Tuesday for Los
Angeles where he will spend a month
or more with his parents. Mrs. Will.
son aud her mother left for the same
place yesterday and will spend some
time at Los Angeles.
A. N. Holman OF Portland, for.
merly assistant cashier of the Grants
Pass Bank aud Trust Co. of this city,
but who is now on the road for the
Glass 81 Prudhomme Co, was in the
city yesterday selling goods and
ing hands with friends.
J. E. Gerlich, travelling represen-
tative of the Rudolph Werlitzer Co.,
Of Chicago, one of the largest manu-
facturers of automatic musical instru-
ments and playing devices in the
country, was in the city Wednesday
and spent the day with his old friend,
Prof. Stanton Rowell
DR.. Horace Pease, and Mrs. Pease
who came here last spring to spend a
few months left Saturday night for
Portland where they will spend the
balance of the summer. DR.. and Mrs.
Pease are the parents Of Geo. H.
Psase of Placer. DR.. Pease and wife
have been married 80 years and are
yet hale and hearty.
Don't waste your energy and pa.
thence on that old lawn mower. Get
one of those fine Ball Bearing Mowers
at Hair Riddles while they are giving
o 20 per cent discount.
Mrs. ". d. Bates, who came here
last February from Grafton, N. D.,
and has been stopping in the city
since that time left last Saturday
morning for Portland where she will
spend some time after which she will
go to Spokane and Seattle. Mrs.
Bates, after the death Of ber husband
some years ago, succeeded him az
editor and peblisher of the Grafton
News Times. which she later sold
She has since been engaged in special
newspaper work for some Of the large
papers.
Why do you lose your chickensf
Because You do not use avensrius
Carbolineum. Grants Pass Hdw. Co.
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