Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-22
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Mr' and Mrs Arthur Edgerton re-
turned Saturday from q visit to the
Seattle exposition.
The Goodbier folks are getting .
merchandise at Deans. Good kind
for their money.
Miss Helen Henry came up from
Hugo Saturday for a few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Schmidt
Mrs. V. A. Peterson and children
returned home Thursday after visit
ing her brothers at Eugene and Rose
burg.
c. A. Myrick and family returned
Tuesday from GTeenback, where Mr..
Myrick has been working for Ander-
son & Thompson in the mine.
Mrs. Mae Eileen left Thursday
for her home at San Francisco after
a few days visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs, Louis steelhammer, of this
city.
Whenever you see a man who
looks as if he knew how to dress well
the chances are he's wearing Hart
schaffner & Marx clothes bought Of
Geo, S. Calhoun co
DR.. I. B, Parker, Of Hill City, Kan,
formerly a resident of Grants Pass,
arrived here Wednesday for few
days stay. He went to Medford
Thursday to attend the federal court,
]. L. Boyle, of Portland, arrived
here Monday evening to visit for a
few days at the r. B, Baber home,
Mr.. Boyle is brother-in-law of Mrs.
Baber. He left north Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w, c. Fry left Sun
day for Willamette Valley points,
with the intention of remaining
should they find a suitable location,
They will also visit with Mrs. Fry's
sister at Albany.
If you stop the best dressed mar
you meet and ask where he got his
clothes, he'll probably say, "At Cal
houns, Hart Schalfner & Mar,
Clothes"
Mrs. Closton and Mrs, Ida Mann
arrived Sunday from Pocatello ant
have been spending the past few
days in looking over the country will
view to locating. Both ladies ar
seeking mild climate.
The Oregon Baptist Conference
in session at Roseburg this week
elected Rev. F. c, Loyette, pastor 0
the First Baptist church of this place
. president for the coming year. Re'
Mr. Pease, of Oregon City, was elect
ed secretary-treasurer
Ed Lister, w. H. Fallin, Ere
q Schrader and N. e. McGrew wer
q at Crescent City last week, Mr., M
q Grew spending several days with h
: son, James, who is now second saw
, yer in the big Hobbs, Wall Co. mil
, N. e. McGrew has purchased fro
! Mr.. Sweetland a pair of Shetlan
q ponies for his daughters, Hazel an
o Naomi
County School Superintendel
y Lincoln Savage, Alfred Letcher al
Frank Bucholz returned Saturd'
. night from a 10-days hunting tr
y spent in the mountains back of Ga
s ice and between the Rogue and Hi
i ois rivers. They secured IL buc
and saw three bears but did not k
, any of them. They, of course, h
II splendid time.
70 A. n. Parsons, the real estate ms
,e placed an order last week with
Albany Nurseries through their r.
r. resentative, Geo. II. Parker, for y
near trees, 22O0 peach and 1900
ple. also 6000 grapes. This order
= for properties sold by A. ~ Pars'
TO C. e. Selleck, p. T. Burchard
Messrs Harding and Eldredge,
Parker reports business in his
better than last year and prosp'
for the winter good.
Rev f. c. Lovett went to re
burg Tuesday to attend the Ore
Baptist convention, IN session
that place from Tuesday to Fri
evening. Mr.. Lovett represents
First Baptist church Of this pI
and the Rogue River Baptist Asso
tlon The delegates from this p
left for Roseburg Wednesday me
ing as follows: Mr.. and Mrs T.
Hockett, Mrs Reynolds, Art
( copklln. Everett Brown. Thos'
don. Mr.. Mcfarland. Mr. Hoc
sneal,s Friday morning on sun
+ school work.
Perfection OH Heaters at II
Riddle Hardware Cos.
Rev Robert Mclean has rece
received q communication from
er,, of bis former friends OF
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