Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-23
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL :

turned from Newport Tuesday.
Big Discount on Granite Iron cook
Ing utensils at Hair-Riddle Hardware
Cos.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. t. Utley were
among the Chautauqua visitors at
Ashland.
Jesse DeWitte. of the Forest Ser
vice, went to Galice Monday even
ing on a business trip.
Alex George left Saturday for
Montague, Cal, where he expects to
remain for the summer
Mrs. Doranee Dotson returned
Monday from San Francisco, where
she has spent the past two Weeks
with her sister
viii George went to northwestern
Idaho Saturday evening, where he
will engage in the mining business
| this summer.
Mrs. Robert Mansfield and baby
returned Monday evening from Ash
land, where she had sRent several
days taking in the Chautauqua.
Geo. Miller and family from Kerby
were in the city a few days this
week en- route to Washington, where
they go to make their future home.
J. O. Booth went to Portland Sun
day evening on a business trip and
will visit the Seattle fair before re-
turning to his home in this city.
Mrs Robt Eberlie and two child
ren left Friday evening for their
home at Glendale, after few days
visit with relatives here.
w. P. Nichols and family arrived
Saturday from Kinsley, Kan, to
spend a month or six weeks visiting
Mrs. Nichols sister, Mrs ], D..
Manuel.
Do you read our ads? We en-
deavor to make them both instruc-
tive and entertaining, and we do
warrant them to be money savers.
c. P. Bishop & Co.
E. w. Shattuck and wife returned
from Seattle Friday and left the
same day for their home near Merlin.
Capt G. P. Aitchison left for Sc
attic Saturday to attend the eXposi-
ton.
B. L. Johnson, of Los Angeles,
is now a resident of Grants Pass and
is located in the Opera House block,
over Russells. Mr. Johnson Is an
assayer and chemist of 20 years eX-
perience.
Mrs. w. w. Walker was in Ash
land last week assisting in the opera
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''Il Travatore. DR.. Walker and
Miss White went in the auto to at
tend the last concerts and Mrs, Walk
er returned home with them.
O. A. Thomas came in Friday from
the United Copper-Gold Mines Co.
at Pickett creek, and left the same
evening for his home at Salem. Mr..
Thomas reports everything In fine
shape at this mine.
x. ]. Kubli, of the Applegate, was
in town on Wednesday. He reports
conditions in that part of the county
as satisfactory. Speaking of fruit
he said that the apple crop promises
we'll and other fruits, to some extent,
somewhere near an average crop.
]. z. Klein has full stock OF
wooden goods for fall and winter
suits. Everything new, and the latest
STYLES. Albert Building. 7-l6-4t
d. W. Edwards, Of indianapolis
Ind. has been on visit to his
brother. II. L. Edwards, with whom
he is interested in a fine fruit farm
under irrigation on Jones creek. The
ulace is under the 2O0-foot ditch anc
is being rapidly improved. Mr. Ed
wards left on Wednesday eyeninl
for Seattle where he will take In thu
Exposition after which he will re
turn to his Indiana home.
County Superintendent Of Publ
instruction Savage has appointed a
county board of examiners for mex
month Minnie Tufts and ]. A. Bish
The examinations will commenc
August If and continue four days
=. Z. A. Smith, assistant stat
secretary Of the Y NJ. c. A. spen
the day in this city Thursday
Dr.. George G. Bancroft last wee
found a live trout, about nine inche
! long. IN the irrigation ditch on hi
place on nth and 4 street. TIL
fish had travelled about five mile
besides having been passed throug
1 the big pump at the dam Whe
I your irrigation ditch brings fres
! fish right to your door, besides lrr
\ eating your land, then II certain