Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-12

soon for a four weeks visit TO MS
old home at College Springs, Iowa.
Chester Berry returned to Port
land last Friday evening after two
days spent with friends in this city.
Mrs. Albert Coe and children re-
turned to Merlin Sunday evening af-
ter a short visit with home folks in
this city.
Mrs. A. c. Goettsche and Mrs. /
Louis Steelhammer went to Wood
vile Monday for a short visit with |
friends.
Mrs. Ernest Lister and brother,
Eugene Good, spent several days of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Morphy at Granite Hill.
Geo. P. Jester has put aside the
cares Of business for time and
during the next month will enjoy
life at Newport, leaving for that
popular resort Sunday evening.
Miss Jessie Cargill returned to
her duties at the Albany telephone
office Saturday morning after sew
eral days spent with her parents and
friends in this city.
Mr.. Carpenter: Have you seen our
new concave tool grinder? If not,
come in and let us demonstrate it
to you. 1t grinds you chisels and
plane knives absolutely true. Rogue
River Hdwe. Co. S-5-2t
John NJ. Booth went to Newport
Sunday evening to join Mrs. Booth,
who preceded him ther last week,
and will probably remain there for
the next month or SIX weeks.
Economy Fruit Jar Caps at the
Rogue River Hdwe. Co.'s. 6-24-tf
Ladies, if you want the best IRON
ing Board you ever saw, get a
Springer of the Rogue River Hdwe
Co. They will be glad to let you
take one on trial. S-5-2t
Mrs. Chas. Kirkpatrick arrived
here Tuesday evening from Duns-
muir, and after a short visit with
Mrs. Birdie Estes will go to Crescent
City for few weeks visit with
friends
The Adams washing machine is
sold on a positive guarantee to give
satisfaction. If you do not like it
you do not have to pay for it. Let
us send you one for trial Price $S
cash, or $3.50 in installments.
Rogue River Hdwe. Co. S-5-2t
Did you ever try a firelcss cook
er? Let us send you one for trial
Food cooked in a fireless cooker Is
much sweeter and more healthful
than when cooked in an open YES
sell Rogue River Hdwe. Co. S-5-2t
c. P, Bishop & Co., clothiers, have
; put big knife in the price of al
their summer goods, and as a result
are very busy clearing them ou'
| and getting ready to receive theil
a new fall stock preparatory for the
t fall and winter campaign
r F. w. Williams and wife and G
r w. Donnell and wife returned Mon
day from their camping trip, whicl
e was spent near Glendale and tn,
= head of the Coquille river. They re
f port a splendid time generally, bu
r not much success in the huntini
e line.
o Mrs. Percy Tickner and little sol
u left Tuesday morning for thei
J. home at Berkeley, after a visit o
/, four months spent with Mrs. Tick
it ner's mother, Mrs. Satchwell Of thi
s. city. Mrs. Satchwell accompane
r. her daughter as far as Ashland
It where she visited until Wednesda
\. evening with another daughter Mr.
r Carl Hoots, returning to her HON
II here in the evening
j. II. ~ Starr, Of this city, in con
pany with Tom Sherrard, Of Por
D. land, and Roy Mclean and JAG
rs Aiken, Of Woodville, spent last wee
Sc on a trip in the vicinity Of Bo'
I'd camp, about 16 miles back Of Gallo
" The gentlemen went after big gan
in and got Il, securing four fine, lars
: bucks and four bear, and returnc
m Saturday evening to this city We
s. pleased with the weeks sport
John Denison and Lester Cobul
returned Sunday afternoon fro
Reuben. where they had spent Sc
eral days valnly trying TO secure
deer. It Is reported that the a.
mails would stand placldly watch
the boys while they wasted TIE
ammunition shooting around the
but did not seem In the least alarf
ed for their safety. Many frien
here who were expecting a treat
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