Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-09-03
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ECONOMY Jar Caps at Hair-Riddle
Hardware Co.'S,
Mrs. Carl Gentner went to Seattle
Tuesday evening to attend the fair.
There's only one FLASH" be-
ware of injurious limitations.
Mrs. DR.. Farra, of Corvallis, is in
the city the guest of her sister, Mrs.
frankie Graham.
Mrs, c. E. McLane and little son
went to Woodville Thursday to visit
relatives for few days.
You're lucky if tenth at Sabin's
Saturday.
w. R. Reid and wife and Harry
Starr and family left Tuesday for
trip to Crescent City by automobile.
| G. A, Whelpley, of Medford, re-
turned to that city Wednesday after
a few days with friends in this city.
Mrs. Lola Allen arrived Saturday
from Oakland, Cal, to visit her
mother, Mrs Edith Rehkopf.
Miss Lucy Harmon went to Hugo
Wednesday evening to visit for
few days with friends.
Miss May Anderson, of Cottage
Grove, arrived here Wednesday to
visit with her friend, Miss Lottie
DeArmond.
Miss Laura Mitchell returned
Monday evening from Weed, Cal,
where she had been to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. William Blair
Pres. Newbury of the United Cop
per-Gold Co., of Pickett Creek, was
visitor to that property Sunday,
Mr.. Newbury resides at Salem.
The Misses Ruth, Stella and Edna
Hamlin returned Wednesday to their
home at Medford, after three weeks
spent with their grandmother, Mrs.
Heston, of this city.
Mrs David Scott and two daugh-
ters left Wednesday for San Fran
cisco, after a visit here with Mrs,
SCOTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
McKoin. After visiting for few
days in San Francisco Mrs. Scott and
daughters will go to Nevada to join
Mr.. Scott.
Miss Emile Callahan returned
Tuesday from Dayton, o., and will
take her place as teacher in the
Grants Pass public schools Septem.
Der 13. Miss Callahan was accom-
panied to this city by her sister
Miss Nell Callahan, who will spend
the winter here.
Will Gagnon, former Grants
Pass boy, has purchased drug store
at Fairbanks, Alaska, and has gCn
into the business for himself. Whil
in this city four years ago Mr.. Gag
non was drug clerk at the Clemens
drug store and his many friends her
congratulate him on his success Il
securing a business Of his own.
The windows of Hendricks & Sor
the real estate men, are very attraC
lively decorated this week wit
fruits. One window especially show
very tasteful arrangement c
strawberry vines growing in earthe
pots and covered with berries, Tn
display is very neat and does th
gentlemen credit.
Rev. Frederick Bartlett returne
Wednesday from a five weeks mi,
, sionary tour from Crescent CIT
northward as far as Coos Bay. H
travelled about $50 miles by stag
and held nearly 90 services under a
kinds of circumstances and vary!n
conditions. He is much pleased wit
s the success OF the trip.
- Elmer Wertz left Tuesday for Ne
= Westminster, b. c., where he goes
e take the position of travelling sale
n man with his brother-in-law, Ben
d Scott, for the Wrought Iron RAM
i Co., of st. Louis, Mo- Elmer's MAJ
K friends here, while regrettlng to 10
l. him, wish him unbounded success
, his new undertaking, feeling su
n that he will give TO his new work &
y high standard Of excellence viii
IS has characterized him in his hor
town and made him successful a
popular with all who know him,
:. Mrs Herman Heitman and iii
Z son and Miss Cora Nipper arriv
! here Tuesday evening from 5
< Jose. Cal. Mr.. and Mrs, Heitm
Z and son have spent the summer wi
! Mr.. Heitman's parents in the ca
< but Mr.. Heitman had TO return
Z Portland several weeks ago on bu
\ ness. while his wife and son rema
< ed to visit with her grandmother
Z San Jose. She will visit with !
! Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. n
! per. here for few days.
Z Grants Pass has at last a mt
Z needed cafe where the public is a