Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-09-24
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The FLASH" man is coming.
Hear him talk.
Miss Julia Callahan returned We'd
nesGay from her vacation trip which
was spent with friends near Winner.
Mrs. John Summers and baby went
to Woodville Thursday to visit with
friends.
Mrs, Maude Milled, who has spent
the past three weeks with Eugene
relatives, returned Thursday to her
home in this city.
Mrs, win Moore returned last
Friday from her visit with her moth
err at Albany. She also spent some
time at Newport.
Mrs. w, F. Green and daughter,
of Ashland, were In the city Wednes-
day to consult with DR.. Findley for
eye treatment.
Miss Florence Schmidt returned
Sunday from Eugene where she had
spent two weeks with relatives and in
taking in the fair.
Miss Helen Hall and her cousin,
William Fullenwider, visited friends
at Hugo for a few days last week,
returning to Grants Pass Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Ellis left Tuesday
evening for Alberta, Canada, where
she goes to be with her sister, Mrs.
Eta Gillette, who is i'll.
Circuit court convenes in Grants
Pass next Monday with a number of
important cases on the docket,
among them some liquor cases,
Fred Smiths house was robbed the
other night. The burglar was on to
his job. He nipped a can of Fol-
gers Golden Gate Coffee, which made
Fred pretty sore.
Mrs, Lucindy Kinney and little
Cariotta Wiseman returned last Fri
day from Bellingham, Wash, where
they have been visiting Carlotta's
mother.
Miss Marguerite Jones returned
Thursday to her home at Cottage
Grove after a few days visit with
the Misses Hattie and Fannie Jewell,
of this city.
The high school is filled to over
flowing and the question OF the new
high school building is now very
pertinent. New pupils are coming
in every day and the new building is
badly needed.
Mrs. Hattie Buck and daughter,
from Mckinney, Tex, arrived here
Saturday to visit with Mrs. Bucks
brother, W. II. Pattillo. They win
remain here for several weeks. Mr.,
Pattillo had not seen his sister for
13 years.
l.. NJ, Meas, who has been visiting
his son and daughter, Sam Meas
and Mrs Edith Rehkopf, OF this city,
for the past few weeks, left Mon
day morning for Weed, Cal, to visit
another daughter, Mrs. Doerfus.
H. B. Hendricks and Jeff Johnson
are on a hunting trip In the Grave
Creek district this week, and Cash
Hendricks is on a fishing trip this
Friday and Herman Young is look
ing after the real estate end of the
business at the Hendricks e. Son real
estate office, and will be able to
make allf kinds Of bargains In dirt
and real estate.
w. Il. Dickinson of Mielboro, Va,
was the guest OF II. X. Turner for
several days last week, leaving Sun
day for visit to Yosemite, Los An
geles and other points OF interest be-
fore returning to his home. Mr..
Dickinson was so well pleased with
Southern oregon, and particularly
with Grants Pass, that he expects TO
dispose of his property in Virginia
and locate in this city some time In
the future.
Mrs w. L. McGuffin and two sons
arrived here Thursday from Buena
Vista, Va, and will make their
home in this city. Mrs. McGuffln is
a cousin Of Mrs. d. w. Woodson,
who resides just across Rogue river.
d. w. Woodson is the gentleman who
raised the enormous peaches on dis
play in the Sabln drug store window.
He says he has only four trees Of
this variety, but II he were a young
man he would have thousands OF
them.
The First Play of the Season.