Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-09-10
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' PERSONAL AND LOCAL :

o Economy Jar Caps at Hair-Riddl,
u Hardware Co.. s.
MI and Mrs. F. R. Benedict. OF
: AppIegate, spent a few davs II
d Grants Pass this week.
O. S. Blanchard, one of Grant,
' rass leading attorneys, made a trir
: 70 Jacksonville on legal business last
Tuesday.
Miss Juliette Parramore returned
thursday morning from her sum-
mer vacation spent at Magnolia
Beach, near Tacoma.
, FLASH" is excellent for the hath
as 1t cleanses the pores, leaving the
skin sweet, clean and free from nm
nealthy matter.
Mrs R. NJ. Presley, of Medford
is the guest of her son, Clarence. this
week. having arrived here Wednes-
day.
Miss Viola Fulmer left last Sat
urday to join her mother at Port
land, after spending several months
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Stephenson, on West | street.
Miss Alice Hortor returned Thurs
day night from her vacation to take
up her duties in the Grants Pass
schools. She spent the greater part
OF the time at Sumner, Wash.
Little Miss Thelma Hobson return
ed from a two months visit to rela-
tiyes in Portland on Sunday morn
ing, 1t is needless to say that she
had a good time
Miss Nellie Dement,, one of the
teachers in the Grants Pass public
schools returned Thursday from her
vacation trip which was spent with
her parents at Myrtle Point, and is
ready to take up her duties Monday.
Mrs. l. NJ. Davis and daughter,
Miss Bessie, returned Sunday from
over a period of several weekshooI
their outing at Newport, Portland
and other northern points, extending
over period of several weeks.
Mrs. Lillian Denison arrived here
Wednesday to resume her duties as
teacher in the Grants Pass public
schools. Mrs. Denison has spent her
vacation with her mother at Jeffer-
son and visiting at the Seattle fair
and at Portland and Vancouver.
w. F. Bruell, who, with his wife
has been visiting Mrs. Bruell's
father, S. II. Riggs, and family, of
this city, left Wednesday on his re-
turn to his home in Redfields, S. D.
Mrs, Bruell will remain here for
some time to visit with relatives.
Miss Mary Louise Labrie, of Red
fields, S. D., is in our city the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. j. o. Booth, and of
Miss Laura Riggs, she being an old
school chum of Miss Laura. Miss
Labrie expects to remain about
month.
II. NJ, Guthrie was scalded this
week by upsetting a cup of hot cof-
fee on his legs, making a very pain
full burn on each member Just above
the knee. The burns, while not
dangerous, were severe enough to
keep him confined to his home for
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Curtis, who
have been visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Klocker, of this
city. left Thursday morning on the
southbound train and will visit
friends at Medford and Ashland.
then go to their home at Webster
City, Iowa.
Joseph Lomas, for the past 10
years resident of Grants Pass,
left Wednesday to enter the Soldiers
Home at koseburg. Mr.. Lomas
says he has nothing but good to say
for Grants Pass, for there he has
spent the happiest years of his life,
but he feels that he has seen the city
for the last time.
Ed Chamberlain, OF the Illinois
Valley, Is a patient at the South
Pacific hospital this week. Mr.
Chamberlain was operated on Tues
day by Dr. Loughridge and a large
tumor removed. The
operation was entirely successful and
Mr.. Chamberlain is gaining strength
daily.
We are sorry to hear that Fred
Cheshire, our genial county clerk
took an impromptu bath in Rogue
river last Sunday while fishing near
the White Rocks Fred did not do
it Intentionally, he just wanted 10
fish, Perhaps he got such a big fish
he could not land him and went IN
after him-anyway he got