Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-11-19
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y Personal AND LOCAL !

Cash Hendricks returned Satur-
day from Galice and adjacent points,
where he has spent the past several
/ weeks doing assessment work on his
property in that vicinity.
Mrs. G. Crockett returned to
Grants Pass Thursday after an abb
sence of two months spent at Hugo
attending to her property interests
there. Mrs. Crockett will spend the
winter in Grants Pass.
Try it. Wouldn't you enjoy the
Thanksgiving sermon much better II
you had a new Hat from The
Chapeau. Try it.
Don't forget that Cranberry Sher-
bet for Thanksgiving. RusselPs
Confectionery.
Mrs. r. Collins, Of Portland, has
been the guest for the past few days
Of Mrs. Sam Meas, of this city. She
left Thursday for Los Angeles, where
she will spend the winter with re-
latives. Mrs. Collins is a sister of
Mrs. Geo. Palethorp, formerly of
Grants Pass.
Thanksgiving dinner at The Rose
bud Thursday, November %, from
5 to o'clock, SO cents.
John Miller, the capitalist, dlslo-
Gated his jaw bone last week praising
rolger's Golden Gate Coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Kesterson, of
! Montesano Wash, who have been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. Kester-
sons brother, II. G. Kesterson, Of
this city, left Thursday for Ashland
where they will visit for few days
before returning to their home in
Washington.
Wool Waists at Greatly reduced
prices, 20S S. Sixth, Mrs. Rehkopf's.
Tickets for the Central Grand
Concert company will be on eX-
change and sale at Russells Con-
! fcctionery Saturday, November 27,
at 10 o'clock. This is the second
number of the E7'9:iamment
Course. The Central Grand com
pany appears at t. Opera House on
December 2.
Mrs. j, G. Riggs and Mrs. Arthur
w. Borroughs, who Jeff here three
weeks ago Saturday for = visit to Mr..
Burroughs, who Is stsElng at a sana-
torium at Portland, returned on
Monday. Mr.. Riggs went to Port
land the week before and returned
with them. Mr.. Burroughs, it is said,
is improving in health and will be
home for the holidays.
]. f. Settle has taken a five-years
lease on the new Claus Schmidt
building, 40G South Sixth street, and
will open up harness shop with q
fun stock of everything in that line
also repairing. Mr.. Settle has just
sold out his harness business at Med
ford and will, with his wife and tive
children, remove to Grants Pass the
first of the coming month.
Bishop 81 Co.'s Christmas Head
quarters for Men See us abou
Christmas Presents for Men, w
have just what they want Men
Fancy Christmas Hosiery, four pai'
in a beautiful box for St00. Hand
some Umbrellas, all kinds of Dres
Gloves, besides the swellest line o
Neckwear that was ever shown II
the city. c. p. BISHOP & co.
Malleable Ranges at Cramer Bros
Grants Pass will continue to be
the manufacturing point for the nov
famous Sampson Spray, MartiI
Angel having leased the plant from
the cannery trustees, and has secured
the services of Herbert Sampson
who will take charge of the manu-
facture of spray. This article ha
had an extensive local and outside
sale, orders OF carload at one ship
ment having been received. 1t ha
proven to be the best spray ever SOLE
here,
Thanksgiving dinner at The Rose
bud Thursday, November 25, iron
Remember the Bazaar and Sal
by the ladies OF the NJ Il. Church
Friday, December g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie left Frida,
for Portland where Mr., Guthrie will
be temporarily employed in the offlc'
of the district forester This Is II
accordance with the policy OF th
service In detailing all supervisor
and deputies to work in the head of
flee in order that they may become
familiar with the work of the dlstric
office. Mr. Guthrie has been II
the forest service since April /. 1906
and came to Grants Pass a year late
with Supervisor Anderson to assls
IN orranizing tho Slskiyou nationa