Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-06-18
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p. H. Harth and grandson, Phil
arrived Friday for short visit.
Miss Ollie Brown went to Hit
CAL. Friday to visit her brother al
that place.
Miss Helen Leroy returned Sun
day from a visit with her aunt, Mrs,
Corum. at Medford.
Erwin X. Griffin, of Los Angeles,
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. U. A, Griffin, for few days.
DR.. Riley, president of the Nc
Minnville college arrived here Fri
day to attend the Baptist convention.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
society of the Presbyterian church
has discontinued its meetings for
the summer.
Miss Pearl Kearns, who has spent
the past two weeks at Central Point
the guest of Miss Leah Williams, re-
turned home Thursday evening.
FLASH" grows more popular
with the housewife daily.
Japanned tin Bread Boxes-just
the thing to keep the bread and cake
fresh during the hot weather, at
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.'S.
Mrs. Charles Deardorf returned
to her home at Oakland, Ore, Mon
day. after having spent a week or
more with her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Flanagan
If you want nice, light, durable
tea kettle, get one of those IA oz..
solid copper, nickel plated ones that
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co. are SELL
ing for $3.50.
Mrs. l.. B. Hall and Mrs. w. H.
Pattillo returned home Saturday
from their stay at Hot Lake. Mr..
Pattillo met them at Portland where
they spent several days.
Mrs. A. Gigler returned Thursday
from Tuscan Springs, Col, where she
has spent the past five weeks in the
hopes of receiving relief from rhen-
matism. She returns much improved
in health.
One exhibit at the Rose Festival
which deserves mention was a hand
some vase of mammoth double nom
pies exhibited by Mrs. Eta Steven
son, but there were no prizes offered
for flowers other than roses.
AT the meeting of the Commercial
Club Monday evening, on motion
made by Geo. s. Calhoun, the action
OF the ladies in giving a rose festival
was most heartily endorsed. and the
business houses were requested to
close during the hour of the parade
John F. Spicket and wife. of
Juneau, Alaska, passed through on
the northbound train on Saturday
last on their way home. They have
been visiting friends for the last two
months In the Rocky Mountains
and Pacific states. Mr.. Spicket is
the postmaster of the city Of Juneau
The new stores which Claus
schmidt Is building on Sixth street
between and X streets, are RAPIDLY
nearing completion. Each of these
stores is 25x1OO, built of concrete
and will have modern fronts. Carl
Gentner will occupy the south store
as garage; the north one Is not
yet rented.
q. M. Savage, the sawmill man and
rancher who lives four miles north
OF town, was In the city on Friday
looking after business interests. Mr.
Savage has one OF the finest farms
In the county with 10O-acre tract
under irrigation. There are $50
acres in the farm and the most of IL
can, with a system of reservoirs be
put under water
Mrs. John Patrick returned Mon
day evening from Talent where she
went to attend the funeral of Mrs
Catherine Hensley, former resident
OF this place who died June IL, aged
~ years. Deceased was a member
of the NJ. +. church also member
OF the w. Il. G. She leaves an aged
husband and list of friends who
mourn her loss.
A. U. Barnard returned last Tues
day after ten days absence in
Portland renewing his stock OF furni-
ture and seeing the Rose Festival
On his way home he stopped over a
few days in Salem to visit his
daughter, Mrs. George o. Goodall.
II was pleasing for Mr.. Bannard's
friends to note that he returned In
renewed health, showing that the
trip was highly beneficial to him.
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