Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-29
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Mrs. j. II. Hathaway went to Port
land Tuesday for a short visit.
Andy colyin was a visitor from
Glendale the first of the week.
Perfection Oil Heaters at Hair
Riddle Hardware Co.'S.
Mrs. Harry Smith went to Leland
Thursday to spend a few days with
Mr.. Smith at the mill.
V. B. Swinney left Friday for
Wasco, Cal, to look after some farm
property which he owns.
Billy Wheeler, the popular gar
dener, won't work for his board any
more unless he can have Folger's
Golden Gate Coffee served him.
Miss Effie Erickson arrived here
Wednesday from Minneapolis, Mimi,
to spend the winter with her cousin.
Mrs. G. w. Finch.
Slaw Cutters, Chopping Bowls and
Meat Choppers at Cramer Bros.
Mrs, Mary DeLamatter arrived
here last Friday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Z, 7. McKinstry, and her son,
James.
Handmade, tool steel wedges and
sledges can now be had at Jas.
Trimble's blacksmith shop. 515
street. :" SIT
Miss Claudine Coron, who has
spent the past two months with her
sister in Portland, returned Tuesday
evening to her home in this city.
"A live wire" on November G, at
Opera House. Senator LaFollette.
Prof. and Mrs P. j, 0'Gara and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Scovlle spent last
Sunday at the II. Il. Gale home on
Rogue river.
A small thing to look for, big
thing to find; Hart Schaffner &
Marx label. It's in the clothes at
Calhoun Clothing Store.
The managers of the Alder Gulch
Mining & Tunnel Co. have placed
four men on the property on Oscar
creek and they now will be busy next
week in doing assessment work.
Miss Anna Colvig passed through
this city Wednesday morning en- route
to Ashland where she goes to take
position with a dry goods firm of
that place.
The altitude at Grants Pass is 900
feet. This Is ideal, as the exhilarat-
ing mountain air brings us health.
1t costs less to live in Grants Pass
than 1t does in any of the towns in
the middle west.
John Lucas, formerly In business
in Grants Pass, but now a resident OF
Portland, was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday, in the interest of the
Studebaker Co.
Mrs A. U. Barnard went last week
to Salem to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Goodall. She will also spend
some time in Portland with friends
and will probably go to Tacoma.
Mrs. j. Il. Mcdonald returned last
week to her home at Anaconda,
Mont, after spending a month here
visiting her sister, Miss II. Margaret
Doran. of The Chapeau.
Miss wilkins, of San Francisco,
deaconess, arrived here Wednesday
and has taken up her work as assist
ant to the pastor OF the Newman M.
Il. church.
Sam Buell. reports that Mrs. Buell.
and the child, who have been III for
some time have recovered and are
now regaining their accustomed
strength.
Just the thing to take the chill
out OF your bathroom--A Perfection
oil Heater-At Hair-Rlddle Hard
ware Co.'S. Two sizes, $3.50 anC
$4.7o each.
| A force has been at work durinl
this week cleaning the street cutters
This is an important move and
should be continued in ey stree
In the town. Property ownt shoul
follow suit by cleaning thel
home surroundings.
Mrs. s. II. Buck and daughter
Miss Hattie, left last week on thel
return 20 their home at Mckinney
Tex, after spending several week
visiting Mrs. Bucks brother, w. II
Pattillo. They will visit the Yosem
tie Valley and Grand Canyon on thei
way home.
| Miss Bernlce Carder closed sue
cessful term OF school IN the Los
Creek district and spent Sunday /
Grants Pass with her aunt, Mr.
Arthur Jackson. Miss Carder wen
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