Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-07-16
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Albert Griffith, who lives on the
Riggs place on Jones creek, exhibited
in town on Monday some ripe Early
Crawford peaches of good size.
For the newest in tailor made
suits see Klien in Albert Building.
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Carl Davis had thumb dislocated
this week at the factory, but the in
]ured member is now mendlng nice
ly.
Mrs. j. NJ. Tetherow and two
daughters, Misses Effie and DeEtte.
left Wednesday evening for New
port and will also visit the Seattle
fair before returning TO their home
in this city.
Miss Catherine Gray leaves this
Sunday for Seattle to attend the
fair. She will be joined at Roseburg
by her sister, Mrs, Claude Grimes.
who will accompany her to the ex-
position.
Col. Jenkins, of the Salvation
Army, who will spend Saturday and
Sunday in Grants Pass, has charge
of the Army work ii Idaho. Mon
tana, Washington and Oregon. He
will be accompanied by Mr. Story,
who through his former visits here
has made many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thompson. of
Redfield, S. D., who have been visit
ing the Misses Lillian and Laura
Riggs, Of this city, visited friends in
Medford Monday They were ac-
companed by Miss Laura Riggs, and
the party returned to this city In
the evening.
F. S. Eberhart, the superintendent
Of erection on the steel bridge, went
to Los Angeles to participate in the
proceedings of the grand lodge of
Elks. President P. S. Easterday, of
the Columbia Bridge company came
down and took charge of the bridge
work during Mr. Eberharts absence.
R. X. Montgomery, formerly of the
Southern Pacific office at this point
and now agent at Albany, was a
visitor among old friends here last
Monday. He owns mining property
not far west of Leland, where he
had been to look after It and took in
Grants Pass at the same time. His
many friends were glad to see him.
Herrick Refrigerators-the kind
that save the ice. Sold only by the
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
The real estate office of Nipper
& Smith, formerly located on Front
street, was moved to the Albert
building, opposite the post office
Tuesday, The partnership hereto
fore existing between these two
! gentlemen has been dissolved, but
they will occupy adjoining rooms in
the new building. Mr.. Nipper will
still continue in the real estate busi-
ness, while Mr.. Smith will deal ex-
clusively in timber.
Big Cut in Price on Cooking uten'
sils at Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.'S
Mrs. A. f. B. Church, of North
field, Mimi, arrived here Wednesday
to make her home with her nephew
U. A. Griffin, of this city. Mrs
Church Is lecturer of ability in thu
w. C. r. U. ranks and has just beer
reappointed evangelist of that union
For years she had charge OF th'
Willard Hall noon-day meetings o
Chicago. Mrs. Church is a lady o
pleasing personality, refined and ac
complshed and will be a valuable
acquisition to the w. c. T. U. o
this city as well as most welcom
resident.
John Miller the capitalist, dislo
Gated his iawbone last week prals
ing Folger's Golden Gate Coffee
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sabke, q
Oakland. Cal, were in the city seN
eral days this week en- route b
team to Seattle, Wash. They ha
with them a large number of bird
of different varieties which the
were dlsposlng Of at the diiferer
: towns they visited. Among the bird
. on display were the following Pant
? ma parrot, double yellow head pa
rot. dwarf parrot, Australian Sche
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