Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-08-20
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Did you see that "FLASH?"

WoodVllie, spent wednesday In this
city on business.
Prussian Poultry Tonic and Stock
Tonic at Cramer Bros.
Mrs. Jake Moore and Mrs. WIN
Oden were In our city Wednesday
doing some shopping,
Charles Wade went to Hit, Cal,
Thursday morning to work In the
lumber camps at that place.
The festivities of Monday night
were nicely concluded by serving
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee
Miss Wilma Mackenzie went to
Albany Wednesday evening to visit
with her sister. Mrs. Frank Pook,
who now resides at that place
John II. Miller and daughter,
Bertha, Miss Bertha Kennedy and
William Lemon left Thursday night
for Seattle to take in the exposition.
Order your Bartlett pears for can
ming from your grocer at so to 10
cents per box. Rogue River Fruit
Exchange, S-20-2t
Lloyd Dyer returned Wednesday
from a two weeks visit to the fair
and other northern points and re-
ports splendid time.
Mrs. j. r. Pickett and Miss Genia
Davis, of Booth, Ore, arrived We'd
nesday to spend several days visiting
with Mrs, Pickett's father, w. NJ.
Wiley.
Mrs. C. w. Carson and children,
of Salt Creek, were visitors to Grants
Pass few days this week. return
ing to their home Wednesday even
ing.
l.. W. Richardson and wife, who
formerly conducted the Rosebud
confectionery store on Sixth street,
were in the city Thursday, returning
In the evening to their home at
Waldo.
Mrs Lou tIeberlie and little son
left Wednesday evening for Port
land, where they will visit with an
old friend Of Mrs. Heberlie's and
they will also visit the fair before re.
turning to their home here.
Geery McCracken left Wednesday
evening for Portland where he will
join RoubaiX Richey and will return
with him to his home at Gresham.
Ore, for a few days visit. He viii
also visit at other points north and
VIII be absent about two weeks.
Mrs. L. E. Blanchard of Fruitdale.
who has been on protracted visit
to her old home In Iowa. returned
last Friday night. Her family and
many friends In Frultdale and Grants
Pass were glad to welcome her back.
II Is needless to say that she had
good time while in Iowa.
Six Venetians were in town Thurs
day and furnished some first-class
music on the street near the depot
The gentlemen were splendid musi-
clans, playing the harp and three
violins. Two OF the company were
bicycle experts, and handled that
machine In a way that left no doubt
In the mind OF those who saw them
as to their ability in that line. In
the evening they gave dance at the
skating rink which was attended by
large crowd, who fully appreciated
the excellent music. The gentlemen
left north Thursday morning.
T. p. Cramer and w. l.. Ireland re-
turned Tuesday from their hunting
and fishing trip on Big Grayback and
Sucker creeks. The gentlemen had
some packing experiences, they hav-
Ing packed six miles into the hills.
They also had the novel experience |
OF getting up at 3 o'clock In the |
morning and following an old hunter
into the mountains TO get into posi- |
ton for their game. which on this
particular occasion, however, failed
to put In appearance. Two large |
does passed through the hunting |
ground and could easily have been
killed by the hunters had they been
so minded, but they were looking for
other game and secured II before re-
turning to Grants Pass in the shape
OF fine, large buck. Fishing was
not 80 bad either, the gentlemen no.
curing 1853 fine mountain trout, and
didn't half try, 80 they say. Alto.
gether the trip was n most ENJOYABLE
one.
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