Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-06-25
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL

week after several days spent here
in consultation with DR.. Findley.
Weber wagons at Hair-Riddle
Hardware Co.'S.
DR.. Sawyer, lady osteopath, of
Ashland, spent a few days in our
city taking treatment of DR.. Findley
for eye trouble.
Mrs. Nellie Tryer and daughter,
Miss Louise Birdsall, left Tuesday
for Seattle, Wash, to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss May Nipper returned Tuesday
from Cow Creek canyon where she
has been enjoying camp life for the
past week. The rest of the party will
remain in camp for few weeks
longer.
Mrs. F. T. Norbury and daughter,
Mrs. Florence Walker, left wednes-
day for Hooker. Oklahoma, after
several months spent in this city.
They expect to return to Grants Pass
to reside about September /.
The Central Point Herald IS now
nicely located in commodions
building of its own. Although the
Herald is but three years old, it has
been a factor in the upbuilding of
Central Point and the town has
doubled in population during that
period
j. P. Dewitt arrived here Tuesday
from Falls City, where he had been
to attend the funeral of a nephew.
Mr.. Dewitt got here just in time to
meet Deputy U. S. Marshal Griffith
and be subpoenaed as witness in
the Page case to be tried in Portland
July 6.
In purchasing refrigerator ii is
not the first cost that should be con-
sidered as much as the cost of the
ice required to operate it. THE
will save the price of it.
self in short time by using so much
less ice. Sold only by Hair-Riddle
Hardware Co.
Mrs. Nora Lee and daughter, Thel-
ma, and Miss Myrtle Lee left Sun
day for Los Angeles, Cal. They will
stop off at Ashland one day to visit
relatives and will be Joined there by
Miss Addie Jones, of Woodvlle, who
will accompany them to Los Angeles,
where she will become the bride of
Mrs. Lees brother, Elmer Sherwood.
Mrs. N. H. Webber and daughters,
Misses Lois and Vera, left Tuesday
evening for Portland, where they will
visit for a few days before returning
to their home at Eagle Cliff on the
Columbia river Mrs. Webber came
up to attend the graduating exercises
Of the Grants Pass high school, her
Lois, being one of the
graduates.
w. e. Cowdry, who has been an in
mate Of the South Pacific hospital
Tor the past two weeks, is rapidly
improving and will soon be out again.
Mr.. Cowdry was suffering from
severe case of pleurisy of the left
side and IL was necessary to per-
form an operation and remove
part Of one rib In order to establish
drainage of the pleural cavity. This
operation was successfully accom-
olished by DR.. Loughridge and now
Mr.. Cowdry is on the high road to
recovery.
Japanned tin Bread Boxes-just
The thing to keep the bread and cake
fresh during the hot weather. at
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.'S.
Major T. II. Deyoe, U. s. A., spent
Saturday in the city. continuing his
Journey north the next morning. The
major is post and reservation In
'pector and a member OF the Presi-
lent's staff, and Is on his way to in
ipect the posts at Vancouver and
Fort Stevens, and Will then 60 to
Alaska, after which he will report
1t Washington, D. c. After three
lays at the capital, he starts on the
rounds again, his first trip being
% the Philippines.
Last Sunday was a day of accidents
IN and around Grants Pass. Carl
Dale while at play with his playmates
'ell and dlslocated his elbow. 1t was
It first feared that the arm was
broken, but the little fellow was re-
ieved OF this fear and a great deal
Of suffering, by the prompt assist
lnce OF Or. Loughrldge, who soon
had the injured member in bandages
md now II is mending nicely. On the
same day Louis Parker was kicked
IN the head by fractions horse and
DR.. Longhridge WAC again I'm demand