Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-04-23

week.
II. P. Holmes, of Ashland, arrived
in this city Tuesday for few days
business visit.
William Coivig was in Grants
Pass Monday in order, as he says,
to rest and enjoy the quiet. He has
Miss Henry, stenographer for f.
A. Reames, spent several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Winner at
Waldo this week.
Miss Agnes Elene George return
to her home at Kerby Wednesday
after weeks visit with her sister,
Miss Lucie.
Ask Hair-Riddle Hardware Co. to
show you their 7-tooth spring tooth
cultivator.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Nipper are
enjoying visit from Mrs. Nipper's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Cham
bers, of San Jose, CAL, who will
spend the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hogue, of
Kerby, returned to their home
Wednesday after few days spent
here on business and pleasure. Mr..
Hogue. is the Kerby merchant.
Shears and Scissors at Cramer
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Gamble, Mrs.
Martha Mitchell and Mrs. A. E.
VOORHEES, went to Ashland Monday
returning Tuesday. They attended
lecture by Bicknel Young, of
Chicago.
w. R. Nipper returned Monday
from Portland, where he had been for
several days on business trip. He
also visited his daughter, Mrs. Her.
man Heitman at Oswego before re-
turning home.
Garden hose at Hair-Riddle Hard
ware Co.'s.
A. w. Hubbs, of Ashland, passed
through here Tuesday and stopped
off between trains for a short visit
with friends. Mr.. Hubbs, who Is
one of Ashland's merchants, was er
route home from a business triI
north
A. E. Johnson, of Rochester. n
Y, was in the city Wednesday for
short visit with his wife, who is a
present residing here. Mr.. johnson
is headed for the north and as sooI
as he finds a suitable location h,
,, will be Joined by Mrs. Johnson.
Garden hose at Hair-Riddle Hard
, ware Co.'S.
Frank Pook, who for the pas
= two years has held the position o
second trick operator at the S.
depot in this city, left Thursda
evening for Eugene, where he ha
6 accepted a position as first tricl
operator
Hose Hose Hose at Crane
. Bros
s Mr.. and Mrs. A. Umphlette, noN
e of Glendale, arrived in Grants Pas
s Wednesday, and left the next morn
n ing for Crescent City, called ther
on account of the serious illness O
q Mrs. Umphlette's aged mother. The
p expect to be gone about two weeks
d Garden hose at Hair-Riddle Hard
d ware Co.'S.
s Linn Purdin, for the past thre
= and one-half years editor and Pre-
prietor of the Gold Hill News, was
= Grants Pass Tuesday on business
Mr.. Purdin has sold the News to Ja
e d. Fay, for many years foreman {
= tne MeuIOfu Mall,
# Harold ONeill now freshma
d in the State University, arrived frol
e Eugene last Saturday to spend III
spring vacation of one week at hom
IS Harold has been making himsc
d very useful in the store, as his faith,
e has been on the grand jury continl
,- ously since Monday noon.
a- Miss Elsie Ball returned to Gran
't Pass Monday after an absence
nearly two years, spending the pa
- winter at Santa Cruz, Cal, with u
. Prof c. S. Price family. She is no
: with her uncle, j, l., Scovlll, but vi
: soon have rooms with Mrs. Ma
Z Dodge on West A street.
z Garden hose at Hair-Riddle Har
7 ware Co.'S.
Z VIII Merritt. formerly of Gran
\ Pass but now Of Seattle, was
\ Grants Pass Monday until WednC
Z day, on a private mining deal. |
\ was accompanied by r. p. Hewe
! Of the same place. u is probat
Z Mr. Merritt will again visit he
= later in the season.