Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-05-28
A. c. Holcomb visited with Kerby
friends last Sunday.

Iriends last Sunday.
Mrs. B, G. Hart. mother of Mrs.
j. Pardee, left Monday for Albany
where she will spend the summer
with her son.
Y inch black pipe at cents per
foot (other sizes in proportion) at
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.'S.
Miss Lydia Fyfield returned Tues
day from Glendale where she had
spent the past few days visiting with
her sister, Mrs. A. G. Clarke.
Ike Davis has secured lot of
Ranges which he is selling at ridicul-
ously low prices. If you ever expect
to need range, see him without de-
lay
E. D. Thompson, of Winner, is in
town for few days this week Mr.
Thompson has just returned from
Three Pines where he had been on
a business trip.
q inch black pipe at cents per
foot (other sizes in proportion) at
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.'S.
Mrs. G. e. Voolfolk and baby re-
turned to this city Tuesday from
Myrtle Creek where they have spent
the past five weeks They will be
Joined in short time by Mr.. Wool
folk.
Mrs Ernest Crouch, of Galice, who
has been spending the past two
weeks with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
H. B. Hendricks, of this city, left
Wednesday noon for Merlin to visit
friends for a few days.
Miss Millie Drake, who has spent
the past few months at Pendleton,
Oregon, is home for her summer
vacation Miss Drake has been in
millinery establishment at that
place and expects to return to her
duties in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Painter, of Hart,
Michigan, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Summer from Saturday
until Monday noon. Mr.. Painter
is publisher of the Advance, of Hart,
Mich, and he and his wife have been
making a tour of the west.
Mrs. w. L. Singleton, who has
spent the past month in this city
the guest of Mrs. j. P. Martin, re-
turned Thursday noon to her home
at Roseburg. Mrs. Martin has been
taking treatment for her ears from
DR.. Findley and has been much bene-
fitted
Mrs. e. NJ Light, of Grave, ar
rived in Grants Pass Thursday after
noon for few days visit with Mrs
Geo. Lewis. Later she will go to
Selma to visit her daughter, Mrs
E. O. Lewis and from there to Port
land to attend the rose festival II
June.
w. II. Hurt and Mrs. Mary Cane
of Los Angeles, Cal, were in the city
this week purchasing land, The!
bought 100 acres of land few mile
down Rogue river Of r. l.. Byrd. Th'
price paid was $1,000. Mr.. Byrd will
superintend the care of this land,
part of which will be put to fruit
r. L. Coe, who was called t
, Placerville, Cal, Sunday by the serl
Gus illness OF his brother at tina
place, returned to Grants Pass Wed
nesday evening. Mr.. Coe report
his brother much better and as 500
y as he is able to travel he and hi
r wife will come to this city to Wis
e at the r. l.. Coe home.
y Mr.. and Mrs II. S, Donnell, fathc
- and mother of Postmaster Donnel
- arrived from Los Angeles Thursda
on visit to their son. They wi
remain a week or more and the
e visit some mining property In DouI
u las county belonging to Mr.. DonneI
II From there they will go to Portlan
e Mr.. Donnell Is a veteran mining mi
lie of California who has had large G
'l perience in his line Of business.
.1 Mr.. and Mrs Jack Williams can
up from Reuben Thursday afterno,
for a short stay in Grants Pass. TIL
have spent the past month at Reub
" where Mr. Williams has been insta
ing machinery and making other
- rangements preparatory to I
=: starting Of the Williams Bros. 81
Z mill at that place. When eyel