Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-30
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Mrs j. NJ. Tetherow and two
daughters left Thursday Of last week
for an outing at Newport,
Mrs, Arthur Pugsley and baby left
Thursday for a visit to Mrs. Pugs-
ley's mother at Philomath.
H. L. Darneille and family left
Thursday for Jacksonville, where
they expect to reside in the future.
Ed VanDyke returned Tuesday
from a very enjoyable outing at New
port
Miss Anna Colvlg, who has been
visiting with her sister at Ashland
for the past few weeks, returned to
her home in this city Tuesday.
FLASH" is excellent for the bath,
as it cleanses the pores, leaving the
skin sweet, clean and free from un-
healthy matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton Perkins
went to Medford Saturday to stay
over Sunday, returning to this city
Sunday evening,
George Grey broke his leg yester-
day kicking because he couldn't get
FOlger's Golden Gate Coffee
Mr.. and Mrs, William Atchinson
returned Saturday from Seattle,
where they had been to attend the
fair.
Mrs. Rose Gano Jenkins, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
here for the past month, left Satur-
day for her home at Portland
Paul Norris, of Grennel,' Iowa,
was a Grants Pass visitor last week.
He was here looking up some in
vestments for clients.
Ringing Bros. Circus, one Of the
biggest shows in the country will
pitch its tents at Salem August 2G.
at Rosoburg August 81, and at Med
ford, August 2S, These are the only
c. p. Bishop & Co. carry Mems and
Boys Overalls, Jumpers, Khaki
Suits, Gloves, in addition to their
clothing department.
H. Mckenzie returned Saturday
from Corum, Cal, where he had gone
about two weeks ago to engage in
the mining business. Mr.. Mckenzie
did not find things to his liking.
j. f. Klein has a full stock of
wooden goods for fall and winter
suits, Everything new, and the latest
styles. Albert Building. 7-16-4t
stops in Western Oregon outside of
Portland. One and one-third fare
will be given on the railroads.
C. L. Hobart, of the Alaska syndl.
cate, was in town Tuesday and went
out to his property on the Applegate
to look after the surveying and plat
ting of the two farms just purchased
by him.
Grants Pass is soon to have an.
other physician in its ranks of medI.
cal men. DR., H. G. Kimbley, of Los
Angeles, announces in this issue of
the Courier that he will open offices
here about the middle of August.
Miss Kate Newell returned Mon.
day evening from a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Moon al
Central Point Tuesday evening she
went to Merlin to spend few days
with her sister, Mrs. Albert Coe. af.
ter which she will resume her duties
as clerk in the Kinney & Truax store
About 40 boys Of Company B, Ash
land, passed through here last Fri
day on their way to the annual en-
campment at Camp Benson" al
| Clackamas. The encampment last,
from the 2lth to the 30th. The com
pany is differed by J. h. Thornton
captain, and G. c. Spencer seconC
. lieutenant.
Cheap wood, factory blocks anc
klndllngs block single load S2.75
4 loads $1,000; kindllngs, Csc, 3 fo
$3.50, II. Huck Wood Yard, 10,
, w, II street Phone 43i. Cyst
A. G. Heath, cashier Of the Flrs
| National Bank Of Monlo2uma. Iowa
arrived IN Grants Pass on Tucsda
evening and went ont to see nj
. friend, p. L. Blanchard, Of FrultdalC
with whom he visited couple o.
days. lie looked over the countr
and expressed himself az muc
pleased with this part Of Oregon.
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