Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-09-03
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y PERSONAL AND LOCAL \

1. X. Anderson was visitor from
Ashland Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Carder, of Medford, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jackson, for
a week or more.
J. H. Hathaway and Mr.. Morey left
Thursday morning for a two weeks
hunting trip at Bybee springs.
Mrs, Geo. S, Calhoun and son re-
turned Tuesday from few weeks
visit with relatives at Ashland,
Mr., and Mrs. T. f. McKoin left
Wednesday for Herman, Cal, where
they expect to make their future
home.
1t removes pitch, paint. ink and
fruit stains and grease of any kind
in FLASH, leaves the hands soft
and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Truax and fam
lily returned last Friday from New
port where they spent most enjoy
able outing.
Miss Ida Robertson and little
niece, Marie Everton, visited over
Thursday with Grants Pass friends,
returning to their home at Merlin
Thursday evening.
Water Power Washing Machines
that are guaranteed to work and do
good work for sale by Hair-Riddle
Hardware Co. Prices $40, $25 and
$4,000 Sold on installments
Miss Pearl V. Barker has return
ed to Grants Pass after spending the
9 past three months at Seattle. Miss
Barker is instructor in English In
the High school.
, Cheap wood, factory blocks and
p kindlings-block, single load s2.75;
4 loads $1,000; kindlings, CSC, 8 for
$3.50. H. Huck Wood Yard, 1O9
w. H street. Phone 434. 6-25-tf
i DR.. VanDyke, who has spent the
past three months in Portland
santarium for the benefit of his
health, returned to his home here
v Thursday morning much improved
a in health and looking fine
n Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Allen and fami-
ly. who have been in the city visiting
d with Mr.. Aliens brother, Lynn Allen
II departed Thursday on their return
e trip to their home in the southwest
l. part of Texas.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Bruell, of Red
r, fields, S. D., arrived here Wednesda!
q to visit with Mrs. Bruell's father, S
II. Riggs, and family. They wer,
Is Joined at Portland by Mrs. Bruell'
e brother, G. A. Riggs, wife and tw
lie children, who will also visit here
lie II. A. Corliss and family left thi
g Friday for Portland to visit wit
S friends and will also attend the Sc
re attic fair before returning. Mis-
In Hazel expects to remain in Portlan
and take a course In drawing befor
n returning to her home here.
G. Our neighbor city, Woodvill'
IN seems to be on the boom 4 me-
VS. brick school house and new bridg
OF are under construction and w.
en- Seaman is putting up new stoI
ne building and Sam Sanders Is putin
ne in confectionery store. Watc
Woodvile grow.
W. Lloyd and Vern Launer went
" Dallas Saturday to spend two da!
~ with their mother, Mrs. A. A. Laune
~ who was i'll. The young men r
-, turned to this city Monday accor
- panied by Mrs, Launer and little Sc
~ and daughter, who will visit he
for a time.
Geo. Riddle left Thursday NOR
~. ing on his vacation trip which W
W be spent in search of big game
~ Cow Creek canyon. Mr.. Riddle W
be met at Doe Creek by his brothC
~ Bert Riddle, and George Quine al
"' these three expect to spend about L
=. days in the canyon.
,re Mrs. George and daughters, Miss
.be Lucie and Agnes, returned WednO
icb day evening from their trip to NJ
mo souri, and other points east TIL
md also took in the Seattle fair and
port most enjoyable summers o.
.,o ing. The ladies left Thursday aft
~, noon for their home at Kerby.
San VIII Wheeler, who several wee
nan ago had his leg broken and sir
ith then has been at the South Pacl
lst, hospital in this CITY, has been g
TO ting along nicely until a few di
lsi- ago while on the porch at the n
lin pltal in the evening he took cold q
at has again been confined 20 his
her with pleurlsy II was at first fe
tip- ed he would have pneumonia,
prompt medical attendance preve
uch ed this and he is again on the r,
,ble TO recovery.