Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-26

hiilou hcN loluS, Ol MSTllH, cam,
up Tuesday afternoon to transact
business in Grants Pass.
James Farley arrived here Friday
from Redding, CAL, and will visit
with friends and relatives here for g
time.
Miss Fannie Jewell returned from
Glendale Sunday evening, after
spending week with friends in that
city.
Miss Alta Smith returned Monday
evening from Ashland, where she
had been visiting relatives and
friends.
Our Cleanup Sale is still on and
will continue until the first of the
month. The way and the amount of
goods that We have handled during
this sale shows the shopping
public have fully appreciated our
efforts to please. c. P. Bishop &
Co., the Clothiers.
Mason Fruit Jars at Rogue River
Hdwe. Co.'s store. S-19-2t
Better have John A. Dale insure
that building before it burns. He
has the lowest rates and best COM
panies. S-26-2t
AL. Letcher and Miss Belle and
Mrs. Dora Cleveland and daughter,
Miss Marguerite, left Wednesday on
camping trip to be spent in the
vicinity of Savage rapids.
Mrs. Pete Chapple and children, of
Woodburn, who have been visiting
her parents at Talent, stopped off
for few days visit with the family
of Rev, ]. L. Green, of this city.
E. S, vanDyke left Monday even
ing for Portland and Astoria. where
he expects to spend the next three
weeks on business and pleasure
trip. On his return trip he will visit
friends at Eugene and also take in
the state fair at Eugene.
w. H. Foster, who resides on the
old Gentner place near Murphy,
left this Thursday for Chicago,
where he goes to spend few months
with friends and relatives. Mr..
Foster is setting 20 acres OF his
place to Tokay and Malaga grapes.
Boys Suits Absolute Guarantee.
We are the sole agents Of the Mrs.
Jane Hopkins Security Bond Boys
Suits. With every IS Suit sold
bond signed by the manufacturers
goes with it, guaranteeing its sat
isfaction or a new suit, c. p.
Bishop G Co., Clothiers.
What is the Matrons' Contest?
Why the girls with Silver threads
among the gold" are to speak for a
medal which will be awarded to the
one receiving the most credit ac-
cording to the decision OF three or
more dislnterested parties.
S. NJ Indicott and ]. L. Mcdonnell,
OF Spokane, Wash, are In this city
looking over the mining property OF
Southern Oregon in the interest OF
their company in the Coeur d'Alene
district. The gentlemen are inter
ested in some copper mining proper
ty in Southern Oregon at the present
time.
Asbestos sad irons will save wooo
and make ironing much easier than
with the old style. The Rogue
River Hdwe. Co. carries a large as
sortment. S-19-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Davis and
baby and Miss Beatrice Webb return
ed Sunday evening from a two weeks
trip spent at Galice. The trip was
made down the river by boat and was
much enjoyed by the whole party.
Fishing and hunting made the time
pass quickly to the party while in
camp. The return trip was made by
team to Merlin and thence by train
to this city.
Prof ]. S. McMurray, who has
been spending his vacation in the
mountains, has returned to the city
and will resume giving vocal lessons
at his studio In Halls building on
September !. The following letter
has been received from F. " Wod
ell, teacher Of singing and director
Of The Peoples Choral Union. Bos-
ton: "Mr. McMurray Is 50 talented. !
having all the natural /.
gifts that ] expect him to take high T.
rank as singer and teacher"
Mrs Geo. Corum, who has boon |
with her sister, Mrs Frank |
Leroy Of this city. returned 10 rst
home at Medford Friday Mrs Le- |
Roy has purchased the /. G. HYDE |
place on Williams creek and win |