Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-23
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this city Tuesday on business.
DR.. and Mrs. Flanagan went to
Seattle Sunday to attend the fair.
Ed. Williams went to Portland
Friday evening where he expects to
remain for some time,
Horace Hall and sister, Miss
Helen returned Monday from Seattle,
where they had been in attendance
at the fair.
Rev, F. X Bartlett occupied the
pulpit of the Episcopal church both
morning and evening at Ashland last
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Sites, of Williams
visited in the city several days last
week.
c. c, Taylor and family, of Loves
Station, are in town visiting friends
for a few days this week.
The Misses Helen and Marion
Clarke left Friday for a months out
ing at Waterford, Wash, on the Col
umbia river.
Tom Gilmore returned Wednesday
from Seattle where he has spent the
last six weeks taking in the fair and
attending to business matters.
Oliver S. Brown has been very
busy this week at Hugo, where he
has a party of surveyors at work
surveying a plat of ground for a
townsite.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Catherine
Gray left for Portland and Seattle
for few weeks vacation. She will
be joined at Roseburg by her sister,
Mrs. Claude Grimes, who will ac-
company her.
Residents of Ninth street and vi
cinity have formed a company and
have taken out lateral for irriga-
tion from the main ditch. The later
al is now under construction and will
be carrying water in a few days.
Cheap wood, factory blocks and
hndlings-block, single load $2.75;
4 loads $1,000; kindlings, csc, 3 for
$1.5O. II. Huck Wood Yard, 100
W. H street. Phone 4S4. 6-25-tf
Mrs. WIN Lempke and sister, Mrs.
E. f. jenkins, returned Tuesday
from McAllister Springs, where they
have spent the last week on an out
ing trip, Their mother, Mrs. f..
Daniels, of Ashland, was also with
them.
Joseph Woke and family and
Ernest Lister and family went to
Woodville last Sunday and remained
until Monday evening on a fishing
trip. A large number of fine fish
were secured and n delightful time
spent in camp.
The telephone service has been ex.
tended to North Tenth street, the
line on that street having just been
completed. This Improvement will
be greatly appreciated by the resi-.
dents of that street. Tenth street
is improving rapidly and has three
handsome residences under construc.
tlon at the present time.
II. l.. Cahill and sister, Miss Ger,
tie, will attend school for a short
time, after which they will visit the
Seattle fair and their old home nj
Montana, Mr.. Cahill will then re
turn to his duties in South America
and his sister will return to hel
home in this city.
J. Hale, the owner and manage
Of the Hugo Mercantile company wa
at the county seat on Wednesda.
looking after business matters. Dur
ing the last IS months Mr.. Hale ha
built up a large business which I
constantly increasing. A large mum
Der Of people have bought farms an
built homes near Hugo within tn
last twelve months.
A very interesting ball game too
place among the gentlemen OF IN
Baptist church Friday afternoon
married men ys, single men---i
which the single men repeated IN
dose given their opponents at WOOD
vile at tho picnic a short time agt
When II comes TO playing baseba
the benedicts are not in IL with tn
bachelors
Mrs. John Miller and daughte
Miss Sarah Miller, OF Philadelphl
Pa. who have been attending n
fair at Seattle, arrived here Mond'
afternoon and remained until We
nesday the guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
w. w. Candy, OF this city. MI
Miller and Mrs. Candy are both mer
bers OF Cappa Cappa Gamma frater
= ity, Mrs Candy being the graz
= secretary and Mrs Miller was at o